FluffyDreamScratchMe Cat Scratcher Post & Board, Round Cat Scratching Lounge Bed, Durable Pad Prevents Furniture Damage, 17.32'' x 17.32''x 6.11''

I had another cardboard bed for my cats, but the sides fell apart. This one is nice and sturdy so when the two of them are in there, they can push on the walls and it stays intact.

A little expensive for what it is but the cats love it so they demand I give it a 5-star review :). Great to put catnip in, because then it doesn't get all over the floor - it stays in the scratcher.

Thick durable scratcher. My cat took a second to get used to it, but loves it now. She is indoor only so she needs to scratch. When this one wears out I will buy another! It seemed small when I got it, but my cat likes it and can find a good spot to scratch or lay in it.

He doesn't scratch on it much, but he loves using it as a bed and play area, which are the main reasons I got it for him anyway. He's a 9 to 10 pound, fully grown, nearly 10 year old cat, so he can't stretch out in it like a kitten could. But he curls up and spends a good chunk of time in it.

We have had a similar product before it was an elongated double sided scratch lounger. The issue was it would get little pieces everywhere and we had to constantly clean around it. It also cost us about 50$ from Chewy.com. I wanted to try the circle bed because I thought maybe it would be less mess. I was right, not only does she love sleeping in it she scratches it and the mess stays inside until I flip it and dump it out. The prices was better also, I believe it was around 30$.

I have 4 cats and have had it for 2 months so far and you can barely tell they have used it. Most cat cardboard scratchers I have bought last about a week I am amazed by the durability 10/10 WOULD RECOMMEND!

The cats have all enjoyed using this scratcher. It was an immediate hit, even to the point that they'd jump in immediately if another cat got out.I thought the high walls would be a problem because they like to rest their heads on them usually. It hasn't. They often keep their necks at awkward angles on it, but they seem to be fine.It's definitely sturdy so you don't need to worry about that. Any cat under 20lbs should fit fine inside as it's on the larger size for these types of scratchers.It has a solid bottom so if you put catnip or such in that won't be falling straight through. The bottom is thin white paper. The "patterned" outsides are also a thin paper so this is definitely an indoor-only item.Nothing serious to complain about. I wish it was just a few dollars cheaper.

Jack does not like the soft round bed. I gave this a try because it was unique. I put some catnip in it and he tried is on the first day. Sometimes he just sits in it or scratches at it I'm thrilled. Jack is 11lbs and there is plenty of space for him.