Feandrea CLAWFY PCT003N01 Cat Tree, 160 cm, 9 Sisal Scratching Posts
Product description
For larger cats that need room to stretch out, or a shared indoor perch for cats who like to settle together, the Feandrea CLAWFY PCT003N01 combines climbing, scratching and resting spaces in one tower. It stands 160 cm tall and has a wide top perch, a cave, baskets and nine scratching posts wrapped in 4 mm sisal rope.
The perch and cave pads are designed to retain and reflect a cat’s body heat, rather than being electrically heated. There are also two self-groomers for rubbing and scratching.
Pros
This is more than a place to sharpen claws: cats can use the posts, climb to the upper perch, or retreat to the cave and baskets. That mix may suit a home where a basic scratching post would not provide enough places to rest and explore. The removable perch cover and cave pad also make routine cleaning more manageable.
Customer feedback often highlights the generous space, straightforward assembly and durability, with some owners reporting that the tower remained strong over time. However, access is not a clear win for every cat: feedback includes reports of difficulty reaching the middle and upper platforms, as well as getting into the enclosed house. That matters if your cat is less confident climbing or prefers easy-to-reach resting spots.
At a glance
- Name: Feandrea CLAWFY PCT003N01 cat tree
- Dimensions: 50 x 50 x 160 cm
- Weight: 20 kg
- Colour: Dove grey and creamy white
- Scratching posts: 9, wrapped in 4 mm sisal rope
- Features: Self-warming pads, 2 self-groomers, a perch, cave and baskets
- Maximum static load capacity: 105 kg total
- Included: Anti-tip kit, accessory kit and instructions
How to look after it
The perch cover and cave pad are removable and washable, which helps when fur and everyday dirt build up. Follow the care instructions supplied with the tower for cleaning. The included anti-tip kit is intended to secure the tower to a wall, the product instructions recommend attaching it for safe use, particularly as cats jump on and off.
If the cave is scratched or damaged, the product guidance says to repair or replace it before further use to avoid a possible injury risk. This is worth bearing in mind if your cat tends to scratch enclosed fabric or surfaces as well as the sisal posts.
Buying verdict
You’ll like it if you want one indoor structure with several ways to climb, scratch and rest, especially for larger cats or a household with more than one cat. The stated ideal capacity is up to five cats, each weighing no more than 20 kg, though that does not guarantee every cat will use every level comfortably. In a practical set-up, it can give a cat a high place to watch the room while keeping scratching posts close to its resting spots.
It might not be a great match if your cat struggles with climbing or needs an especially accessible route between levels: some customer feedback flags difficulty reaching the middle and top platforms. For a cat that prefers floor-level lounging, a lower, simpler bed or scratcher may be a more suitable approach. The 50 x 50 cm base also means it needs a place where the tower can be positioned and secured to a wall.