I Regret To Inform You That Carrie Bradshaw’s Cat Tree Is Worth The Splurge

Still on the fence about buying it? Check out these reviews from other Amazon shoppers:

“My wife convinced me to buy this cat tree to replace one we had that was your typical carpet-padded one from PetSmart for our kitty and we all love it (especially Kitty). The carpet cat trees are really an eyesore and this one is a beauty. My wife wouldn’t tolerate the previous ugly cat tree shedding carpet remnants in our living room, so Kitty’s old tree was in the mud room by a big window. Now Kitty comfortably rests on a lovely work of art in our living room with us and we’re all happier. However, the best part about this tree is the easily replaceable parts. We know cats love to scratch. If and when the time comes, we can very easily make the tree like new! My wife assembled the tree in minutes, literally probably two minutes. This is an excellent design. Absolutely worth every penny, and if you’re considering it, go for it. You won’t be disappointed.” —Mark

“I like to buy my fluffball nice quality things because our pets deserve it just as much as we do. I surround myself with nice chairs, couches and beds to enjoy, and he deserves the same. I’ve bought Bob a few new cat snuggle spots over the past year, but nothing has clicked like this. I do not believe I’ve ever seen him in love with a certain spot in the house more. It took him all of one minute to hop in and claim it. After a decade of a variety of ‘affordable’ cat perches, to have one that looks this great in my home, but also be this great for him is just such a win. Worth the cost on multiple levels. The uniqueness of each piece sold, the quality of the materials used, and the overwhelming joy I receive when seeing my cat in a spot he loves so much.” —Alexander Powlesland

“I am super into interior design, always wanted this for my cat and am so glad I did. My cat couldn’t figure out how to get into the top bed at first (everything is kind of scary for her) so I put her in — I kid you not, she did not move for eight hours.” —Larissa Blanz