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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / October 2004Armarkat cat trees?
Are these any good??? I did a search in the newsgroups and was astounded that I didn't get any hits. Other recommendations for low-priced, high-quality trees would be appreciated. How about cat walks (www.katwallks.com)? Anybody have those and would like to share your thoughts? Thanks! Patti 1 dog, 3 cats, and 10 chickens > Are these any good??? I did a search in the newsgroups and was > astounded that I didn't get any hits. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Patti > 1 dog, 3 cats, and 10 chickens I have not heard of them. I have Green Duck and North American Pet cat trees that are pretty good. Thanks for your reply, Karen! It probably would have been helpful if I had included a link to Armarkat: www.armarkat.com I looked up Green Duck (haven't looked up North American Pet, though.) They look nice, but the Armarkats are a bit less expensive. However, I don't want to buy something cheap if it is not stable. > I have not heard of them. I have Green Duck and North American Pet cat trees > that are pretty good. > www.armarkat.com To me, they look a little top heavy. Cats really like to charge up cat trees. I think you would have to secure them a bit. > Are these any good??? I did a search in the newsgroups and was > astounded that I didn't get any hits. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Patti > 1 dog, 3 cats, and 10 chickens Greetings... I have a KatWallk, and my kitty loves it. I only have the one installed over the fridge when Alacrity used to have to jump from one cabinet, over the fridge to the top of the pantry. Al will lay on in, give it a good scratching, run at top speed over it... It's held up very well. I'd recommend them. lal lal <lalouque@bogus.sysmatrix.net> wrote in news:ZICdnVS2rfWDaPvcRVn- qQ@sysmatrix.net: > I have a KatWallk, and my kitty loves it. I only have the one installed > over the fridge when Alacrity used to have to jump from one cabinet, > over the fridge to the top of the pantry. Al will lay on in, give it a > good scratching, run at top speed over it... It's held up very well. > I'd recommend them. May I just say that Alacrity is an excellent cat name! --Catherine & Rosalie the calicohead (...) > Other recommendations for low-priced, high-quality trees would be > appreciated. createacatcondo.com Steve. > Are these any good??? I did a search in the newsgroups and was > astounded that I didn't get any hits. > > Other recommendations for low-priced, high-quality trees would be > appreciated. You'll find some really nice cat trees here: http://maxshouse.com/Environmental_Enrichment.htm How about cat walks (www.katwallks.com)? What a great idea! They're even better than my high-level walkways. Anybody have > those and would like to share your thoughts? You can also use bookshelf kits to construct high-level walkways in apartments where you can't damage the walls. http://maxshouse.com/Environmental_Enrichment/high-level_walkways.htm I saw them all over Ebay. I ended up going with one from Cat Condo Heaven (also on Ebay.) It was the same price and seems much sturdier than the pictures of Aramark. I don't trust those round tubes that hang down from ledges -- they don't seem secure, being cardboard cement tubing. I'd rather have wood! Rhonda > Are these any good??? I did a search in the newsgroups and was > astounded that I didn't get any hits. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Patti > 1 dog, 3 cats, and 10 chickens > Are these any good??? I did a search in the newsgroups and was > astounded that I didn't get any hits. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Patti > 1 dog, 3 cats, and 10 chickens My favorite location for cat trees is www.createacatcondo.com. They cost more than Armarkat, but they are very sturdy and well-built, and they can be configured to your specifications. In addition, the price includes shipping. They come fully assembled. MaryL I bought my cat tree at catsplay.com. Little expensive, but I did a lot of research and found these to be good looking, sturdy and they can be configured the way you want. My cat loves his! S. > Are these any good??? I did a search in the newsgroups and was > astounded that I didn't get any hits. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Patti > 1 dog, 3 cats, and 10 chickens I just bought a cat tree from armarkat and i love it and so do my cats.I have no problems with it and i personally think that it is well made.I too was skeptical before receiving it,with it being so cheap and all,but i am very pleasantly surprised.I would recommend it to anyone.My one cat does the running and jump on it,which used to knock over my old one,but hasn't happened with this one at all,seems very sturdy. I just bought a cat tree from armarkat and i love it and so do my cats.I have no problems with it and i personally think that it is well made.I too was skeptical before receiving it,with it being so cheap and all,but i am very pleasantly surprised.I would recommend it to anyone.My one cat does the running and jump on it,which used to knock over my old one,but hasn't happened with this one at all,seems very sturdy. |
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