Kitty City Cozy Cat Play Furniture, Cozy Cube Retreat Cat Tower (Green)
Original price was: $29.99.$23.99Current price is: $23.99.
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Elevate your cat’s playtime with the Kitty City Cozy Cube Retreat Tower! This natural earthy playhouse offers multiple levels of fun and relaxation, featuring a long tunnel for thrilling hide-and-seek games and a built-in scratching post to satisfy their natural clawing instincts. It’s the ultimate playground for your furry friend to explore, pounce, and lounge in comfort.
Dual-Level Design: Two levels ideal for climbing, exploring, and snoozing.
Interactive Fun: Long entry tunnel provides extensive space for hiding and pouncing, while the second-story swat ball will keep your high-energy cat engaged.
Protects Furniture: Includes a scratch post to keep claws healthy and away from your favorite recliner.
Sturdy Construction: Made with durable materials and heavy-duty joints to handle playful antics.
Easy Assembly: Simple, straightforward assembly and disassembly for convenience.
8 reviews for Kitty City Cozy Cat Play Furniture, Cozy Cube Retreat Cat Tower (Green)
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Brett –
Cozy Cat Play Furniture
I initially ordered this on Oct. 8th. I got shipping notification then it just never showed up. I placed a replacement order on Oct. 25th and received that on Oct. 30th. The first one was never delivered.Easy to put together, it came with all of the parts. It’s somewhat sturdy, unless a cat wants to jump on the top of the cube. The biggest issue I found was that the base of the top cube where a cat can sit or lay down in is thin fabric. We already have a small hole in the fabric caused by a cat claw as they jumped out of the cube. I had to cut a square of cardboard the size of the base and put that in to help bolster the floor. So far the cats seem to be interested in the tunnel and scratcher.
NoName –
Not going to last
I got this for my kitten and after 5 days, I can already tell it’s not going to last. It’s made of a thin nylon, like a 90s kids’ windbreaker. What started as a circle for the upper level is already a decent oval due to the weight of the cat stretching it, and there not being any stability footing under it. The tunnel is point less as it doesn’t stay formed, and if the cat comes at this with any speed, it falls down rather easily. It’s a shame because my Oreo does seem to really like it.
Anna Marie Witt –
Awesome product
My 3 year old cat loves this!! He lays in it all the time and loves the crinkle ball.
M. Morgan –
Wellâ¦good news, bad news.
Kitty City Cozy Cat Play Furniture, Cozy Cube Retreat Cat Tower (Green). Ok, the Good: Itâs super easy to put together (and equally easy to break down if you need to put it away). Itâs light, so you can move it anywhere, easily. The scratching post was popular, as was the tunnel. The Bad: Itâs so wobbly and unstable, my cat refused to go above the ground level. No amount of coaxing or prepping would change his mind. TL/DR: If your cat doesnât need stable ground beneath his feet, this could be great for you. Otherwise, itâs only semi-useful.
RobynB –
Good but needs some tweaks
My cats were interested in this from the minute I started unboxing it. There is a lot to figure out in the box and the instructions are good but not great. I assembled it in the intended configuration first and my cats definitely checked it out but they could not, or would not, get into the upper compartment. I took it back apart and put the enclosed compartment on the bottom with the tunnel, and that was definitely better for my cats. For size reference, one of mine is a 20 lb Maine Coon and the other is a 14 lb Ragdoll. Both were able to get inside the compartment and use the tunnel. This went together easier than I thought it would when I first unpacked it but the materials are a little flimsy for my large cats. It would probably be better suited for kittens. Mine really appreciated it for about a half an hour as you can see in the photos, and then they both wandered off and haven’t looked at it for the last few hours. They did not use the sisal scratching post and it seems really flimsy. The hanging mylar ball was a big hit, and they seem to like the tunnel as well. I think this has a lot of potential the way I reconfigured it, and maybe smaller cats would appreciate it in the original configuration, though I don’t understand why the tunnel goes to nowhere… All in all, it’s cute and I think the price is appropriate for the quality but I’m not sure if it’s great for adult cats.
Joshua –
Not the best
I recently got the Kitty City Cozy Cat Play Furniture, Cozy Cube Retreat Cat Tower (Green) (Cozy Cube Retreat Cat Tower (Green)).I wish I could give it a better review. It just not the toy for my cats. They refused to go up on the tower without me forcing them. I think it needs better support. The tunnel will not stay up, it’s constantly facing the floor so they can’t go through. They played in it for five minutes and have ignored it since.Sadly, I don’t recommend this play structure.
LungMei –
Cheap, thin, not sturdy
I wanted to like this. The cats like the bottom tunnel, but our cats love their tunnels. The top part just hangs there and sags IF a cat does actually get in there. Then they get right back out. The scratch post is cool, but the whole thing is so light, it doesn’t hold still well enough to be used as a scratching post.I’m not super pleased, but we’ll keep it for the cats to have the tunnel to run through. Other than that, it’s really cheesy. That top box section needs supported somehow.
C. D. FLYNN –
CAT HOUSE OF FUN
Dogs too, if small and not suffering from Iâll-Eat-Anything Disease. It goes together in a snap and is low cost enough to replace if mammalian razor teeth get the best of it. Cute, sturdy enough, and functional. Makes me wish I could train my animals to mount a Romeo and Juliet production on its top deck. Sigh . . .