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This cat scratcher is awesome! The skateboard design is super fun and looks great in my home. My cat absolutely loves it—she scratches, lounges, and even plays on it all the time. The material is durable, and it holds up well to daily scratching.It’s the perfect size, lightweight, and doesn’t slide around. Plus, it helps keep my furniture safe from scratches! Definitely a great purchase for any cat owner.I would 100% buy this again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a stylish and functional cat scratcher!

I bought this for my giant cat and he loves it. He scratches like he’s typing and plays with the mouse. It’s very light so if he plays with any energy it slides around quite a bit. Great toy.

This cardboard laptop is a great idea but pretty expensive for what it is. There’s not a lot of actual scratching area and it’s all paper and cardboard, except for the attached mouse toy. And let me tell you, that the favorite part for both my cats. And sturdy so far — I’m surprised they haven’t already yanked it off and added it to their massive toy collection.I bought this cardboard laptop so my cats could feel like they were working too. But since I’m not working on the laptop, we know how that went. It’s funny and clever though — it has fake stickers all over it like a real laptop might have and even has scratches on it.I think I should sprinkle some catnip on it to encourage use. I even bought them a tiny desk for the laptop because I really don’t have room for them to sprawl over my desk. While they do visit my desk and theirs, they usually don’t stay long.

I knew the reviews on this were really mixed but I had to get it anyway because it was too cute. Going into the purchase with the expectation that the thing would eventually fall apart, I've gotten a lot more out of it than I thought I would. It's easy to put together, and it will come apart with enough use, but it's very easy to tape down the tabs and keep it all together. I have a 14 year old cat and two 1 year olds. The kittens are less interested in it, but this is seriously the only cat toy my 14 year old has EVER consistently used. It could be because I covered the thing in catnip when we first got it, but the scent is long gone now about a year later, and she actually does use it for scratching (although, of course, she's the only of the 3 who have been declawed, but that's just my luck). Plus, as mentioned, it's really cute, and we always get compliments on it from guests, so it's a win for me!

The media could not be loaded. PROS: ?CONS: DIFFICULT TO ASSEMBLE, HOLE TOO SMALL FOR CAT TO COMFORTABLY ENTER, FALLS OVER WHEN CAT TRIES TO JUMP INI wanted to love this thing, I really did. I got suckered into buying it, after all, but I’m pretty sure this is one of those things that someone came up with and thought, “I’m sure there are people out there dumb enough to buy this, even though they could use a cardboard box for free.”It came from Amazon in a huge cardboard box that would have been more valuable than this thing. The pieces come flat and you have to assemble them. The directions offer little help, basically saying “fold here, insert tab there”. Which fold?? Which tab?? There are so many! Someone who is better at assembling than me may have an easier time—after all since I was dumb enough to buy the product, it seems to reason that I would be too dumb to put it together.It is made of thick, durable cardboard—but it is still CARDBOARD, nonetheless. Still, I ripped some of the tabs when putting it together and ended up using duct tape because I got frustrated (see photo—camo duct tape is not part of the original product).After all my hard work, MY CAT DOESN’T EVEN LIKE IT. Now, I understand that a cat’s preference does not always disqualify a product from being functional. In this case, however, it was flawed from the beginning. First of all, cats do not even know what tanks/firetrucks/airplanes are, let alone can they read the designs scrawled on the inside (like “cats rule” etc.) This is clearly designed for a human’s entertainment at the expense of the cat’s enjoyment/comfort.Once I got it put together, I had to put her in it (she would not jump in on her own because the hole is pretty small—and she is a regular 10-pound cat and not some giant mountain lion). Then she sits there for a minute…and jumps out, and she is lucky if the thing doesn’t topple over when she does since it is made of cardboard and does not have any anchor on the ground.When I showed it to my husband he laughed at me and said, "you paid money for that??" (I didn't mention I spent 32 DOLLARS!). He pointed out that the cardboard box it came in was more functional than the product. I immediately realized he was right. I have kept it around for a few weeks to see if my cat would like it, but she won't even go in it if I point the laser in it. She just meows like, "mom, that thing sucks". Now that I took a few photos to have with the review, I can't wait to throw this away.

Little tricky to put together and I used Gorilla tape on the inside to firm it up. More sturdy than I expected.Rufus the Cat, loves it!MIKE ECHO OSCAR WHISKY, Over?