Multi-Functional Cat Furniture: Sofa End Table with Cat Bowl Feeding Station, Scratching Post, and Scratching Pad

Really nice and sturdy. Cats love it
Very nice and cats love the scratcher instead of using my sofa

Sturdy table the cats love to climb on and hide in. Hate the bowls, not worth $100.
Pros:- Easy to assemble if you’re used to assembling flat packed furniture- The cats *love* climbing in and on it, especially hiding in the small cubby- The angled side is perfect for cats to stretch, which the sisal pad encourages- The addition of the sisal pole adds an additional spot with the traditional sisal rope, as not all cats are attracted to sisal carpet (and it’s not ideal for training cats to *not* scratch berber or low-pile carpet)- The overall design is well thought out for compact design, and being ideal for apartments or studiosCons:- The sisal pad attached to the side wall of the table with the bots leaves ripples and just isn’t the best idea for future replacement. I made a personal change by using Command Velcro Strips, so I could make sure the sisal pad lays flat but also it gives me the ability to replace it with the more traditional sisal rope in a pad, as mine are trained not to scratch anything but the rope.)- The food bowl that rolls out from underneath the angled edge is a terrible design, as the cat will not properly stretch, and may stop using it to stretch, but also it’s very flimsy. Since there’s enough room between the table and a wall or couch, the food bowls should roll out from the other end. I have automatic feeders and hate the design of these, so I removed it.- The quality of the wood is particle board and this isn’t so mindblowing that it would warrant the $99 price tag. It’s worth, at most, $49. Size wise, and compared to a large carpeted tower, this is better priced at $35.Overall, there are pros and cons that mostly balance things out for this table. My cats are trained to not climb on tables but this isn’t an average table, so re-training was very easy to allow this. As such, they love climbing on it to stretch out – especially in the cubby shelf. In the end, I would say this is best for those needing something compact for play and feeding, but do think about modifying it to fit your needs.🙂Note: This is my honest opinion and I hope my experience with the item helps you in your decision.

Cat Feeding/Scratch Side Table
I’m a little unsure it’s worth the asking price…. but…It’s definitely a nice looking, sturdy, and well put together table (I know because I put it together myself 😉). It’s a nice height that looks great right beside my couch and doubles as a side table. My cat, surprisingly, likes it. Although he hasn’t used the sisal side or scratch post yet, he does enjoy lounging on it. You can choose which side to attach the scratch post to, therefore the placement of the table can be manipulated. And the scratching post itself seems standard with other posts I’ve seen, so this should mean it’s interchangeable. Includes adjustable height feet, to ensure stability, and the shelves can double as space for your cat or storage space.So far it’s really only being used as a lounging spot for him, occasionally, and a side table, and for that I’m just not sure it’s worth almost 100 bucks. I won’t use the feeding bowls as this table wouldn’t look right in my kitchen where I feed my cat, and I don’t want to feed my cat in the living room where the table is. The feeding bowls were a weird addition in my opinion, although it may work for others. The bowls themselves are removable. Can pick them right up out of the holes they are placed into. These holes are cut into a piece that slides, using a metal slide system (as shown in the pics) in and out from under the bottom shelf. Convenient that the bowls are removed so easily, can easily be cleaned, however inconvenient in cases like mine where I don’t have a use for them and yet I still need it attached to support the rest of the table.One thing that bothers me is that the sisal pad is screwed into the side panel, and I really wish they would have attached it in another way… velcro or something, so that it can be removed and replaced without possible future damage to the table.Overall, I feel the design was a bit rushed or just not considered thoroughly. I feel like this might be a good piece for those who foster many cats and may need multiple feeding areas as well as multiple lounging and entertainment areas for multiple cats.I’m happy to have had the option to review. Tbh it makes a great looking and extremely sturdy side table itself, especially with multiple shelves. For that, it’s a bit too expensive though. For a cat… it really just offers multiple cat interfaces, in one, that still doesn’t hold up to its asking price, in my honest opinion.