SmartCat Multi-Level Cat Climber for $47.25

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List Price : $89.99 Price : $47.25

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Why didn't someone think of this sooner? Designed to hang on any standard door in your home, the Cat Climber from SmartCat is the perfect choice for smaller homes or people who don't want to swap an end table for a traditional cat tree. Now your cat can scratch, play, sleep, and exercise safely on this patented product. The climber is easily moved from door to door because of its spring loaded bracket system. The natural sisal post is ideal for scratching. Made of durable wood, the climber will withstand years of use. I have three in my house, one for each cat, says designer Angela Moser. Our cats love it when we move them around the house, it’s like a new adventure for them.

• Great unit for scratching, climbing, sleeping, and exercising
• Natural sisal post is ideal for scratching
• Spring-loaded bracket system makes it easy to move from room to room
• Easy assembly
• Fits on virtually any door

SmartCat Multi-Level Cat Climber Reviews

SmartCat Multi-Level Cat Climber Reviews

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490 of 497 people found the following review helpful Great idea, but not ready for prime time, February 28, 2009 By  LAS (NJ, USA) - See all my reviews    This review is from: SmartCat Multi-Level Cat Climber (Misc.) What I great idea! I thought. A multi-level cat tree that does not take up half of the living room. And the picture of the kitties on it is so cute. Well, hold on before you click on the Buy button. The company needs to tweak this design. The darn thing refuses to lay flat against the door; it bows outward and the unit will actually sway when a cat jumps on it. The spring on the adjustable bracket is noisy and not sturdy enough to do the job. Combine swaying with noise, and guess what? Yeah, the cats act like the tree is a product from Cat He**. We're talking non-stop fluffed tails, ears pinned back and finally, avoidance of the tree at all costs. If you want to take your chances with this, go ahead. But it is really pricey to return, due to its weight. I'd wait until the 1.0 model is available, and pass up the beta that the manufacturer obviously has released. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink   Comments (13) 206 of 206 people found the following review helpful Great concept, poor execution, January 6, 2009 By  Ms Atlanta "Ms ATL" (GA) - See all my reviews The unit is easy to assemble. The design flaw most likely occurred in order to make it more compact for shipping and stocking. Rather than a single board center support, the sisal wrapped center is 5 segments. Once assembled, the climber bows, which wouldn't occur if the core was one board rather than segments. Once hung on a door, the slight bow means that the climber isn't flush. Each time a cat jumps onto it, it bumps against the door. I was able to tighten the tension spring on the door mount to minimize this, but then damaged my door trying to get the unit back over it. Hanging would be easier with two people. Secondly, the platforms are not that large. I have two adult cats weighing 9 and 14 pounds. Both cats looked rather oversized for it. As titled, it is a great concept, but nothing that neither me nor my cats cared for. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink   Comments (2) 149 of 151 people found the following review helpful Great for kittens, May 14, 2009 By  Jared W. Smith - See all my reviews    This climber is great if you live in an apartment and want to give your cats a dual scratching-post/climber without sacrificing space. I have two small kittens (11 weeks old) that took to it in no time. We will come home from work and find both of them on the top platform looking down at us. Note: If you have small kittens, you might want to initially help them figure out how to get down from the lower perches before leaving them alone with it - it is a little easier to get up than down. The review critiquing the construction is correct. The unit would benefit from a solid back (after I move, I will be looking into a way to create my own backing for the climber), and the platforms, while large enough for two small kittens to sit on with each other, may be too small for large cats. The climber does sway a bit when the kittens initially jump on it - this is not for skittish cats. If you have a cat that would have no issue climbing a tree branch, then they'll have no problem... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you?  Report abuse | Permalink   Comments (3)

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