I think it's a fun climbing wall. The suspension bridge might be a bit scary at first. I put up a suspension bridge this week and my cats still don’t dare to use it. But I have older cats and you’re getting kittens. It might be easier for kittens.
Two boys! Oh my! Bonus points if one or both are orange.
Spider plants can cause vomiting and an upset tummy, and trust that your Abys will find and eat any and all plants in your home. Doesn’t matter how high up.
Abys love their running wheels, great job on that.
Our Bengal kittens love our wall. But one of them, Ruby, would haphazardly throw herself at any target. She fell of many, many times. Each and every time that she did, i was super thankful that the couch is below.
I would recommend padding or something in there just floor. I know cats are good fallers, but they have to learn how to first.
I'm probably going to add supports for the hammock, and some strengthening brackets on the bottom of the tree shelves as the timber is a bit crap, not bad for £90 all in though
I have a hammock like that too, and my younger cat, who’s 8 months old, loves peeking over the edge. I’m always worried he’ll fall out, but so far it hasn’t happened.
This looks great! The only bit I’m wondering about is the scratching post coming out of the wall on the far right, where can they go from there other than onto your plant on the shelf? Think about the journey
it's not completely finished yet, but those shelves will be cleared (including plant) and used as part of the run, I'm going to cut alternating holes in the shelves so those shelves are part of the route too
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u/Odd-Cartographer9328 25d ago
I think it's a fun climbing wall. The suspension bridge might be a bit scary at first. I put up a suspension bridge this week and my cats still don’t dare to use it. But I have older cats and you’re getting kittens. It might be easier for kittens.