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product_id: 1309685
title: "Go Pet ClubCat Condo, 67-Inch, Beiget, All Breed Sizes"
brand: "go pet club"
price: "R$21170"
currency: BRL
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reviews_count: 8
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# Multiple condos & perches Thick sisal ropes 0.6-inch MDF boards Go Pet ClubCat Condo, 67-Inch, Beiget, All Breed Sizes

**Brand:** go pet club
**Price:** R$21170
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🐱 Elevate Your Cat's Kingdom!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Go Pet ClubCat Condo, 67-Inch, Beiget, All Breed Sizes by go pet club
- **How much does it cost?** R$21170 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.br](https://www.desertcart.com.br/products/1309685-go-pet-clubcat-condo-67-inch-beiget-all-breed-sizes)

## Best For

- go pet club enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted go pet club brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Safety First:** Heavyweight MDF boards ensure stability and safety for your furry friends.
- • **Furniture Saver:** Redirect those restless claws away from your furniture with this stylish cat tower.
- • **Relaxation & Fun:** High perches and condos create the perfect playground for your kitty.
- • **Ultimate Durability:** Crafted with ultra-durable materials to withstand even the most aggressive scratchers.
- • **Hassle-Free Assembly:** Easy setup with included tools and step-by-step instructions.

## Overview

The Go Pet Club Cat Condo is a 67-inch multi-level cat tree designed for all breed sizes, featuring durable sisal-covered scratching posts, plush faux-fur fabric, and multiple condos for relaxation and play. Crafted with heavy MDF boards for stability, this stylish cat tower not only entertains your feline but also protects your furniture, making it a perfect addition to any home.

## Description

Color : Beige Overall Size : 28"W x 24"L x 67.25"H Base Board Size : 23.25"W x 19.25"L Size of Big Condo : 18W x 12.5"L x 11.75"H Size of Small Condo : 13"W x 13"L x 10"H Top 2 Perches : 13"W x 13"L x 2.25"H Posts covered by natural sisal rope Covering Material : Faux Fur Board Material : Wood Easy to assemble with step by step instruction and tools included.

## Features

- ULTRA-DURABLE: Scratching posts covered with thick natural sisal ropes and skin friendly plushy faux-fur fabric are all hand-glued on, strong enough to hold up against even the most aggressive scratchers, condo walls build with MDF board holds the shape of the cat tree, your investment will last a long time.
- SAFETY FIRST: Crafted with heavy weight, durable and environmentally friendly 0.6-inch MDF boards for overall balance. Thick scratcher poles with extra strong plastics for stability and longevity are used and the minimal use of well-hidden staples will keep your loved one’s paws well protected.
- RELAXATION AND FUN: High perches, two condos with multiple cutouts provide calm and fun spaces for lounging and playing, sisal covered posts and hanging toys will keep their claws busy for hours batting, biting, and swatting, this is the multipurpose all-in-one activity center for all your kitty’s needs.
- SAVE YOUR FURNITURE: This kitty tower will entertain the restless claws to prevent them from ruining your furniture. The classic design fits perfectly at the corner of any indoor space that will easily blend in with the aesthetics of your home. Colors available in beige, brown, gray, and black.
- EASY ASSEMBLY: The 24"L x 28"W x 67.25"H cat tree is suitable for small, medium, and large size cats. Toys, hardware and tools are included with step-by-step instructions.

## Images

![Go Pet ClubCat Condo, 67-Inch, Beiget, All Breed Sizes - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71d9yDmflbL.jpg)
![Go Pet ClubCat Condo, 67-Inch, Beiget, All Breed Sizes - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81yShQV4x7L.jpg)
![Go Pet ClubCat Condo, 67-Inch, Beiget, All Breed Sizes - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81y6yb9EDTL.jpg)
![Go Pet ClubCat Condo, 67-Inch, Beiget, All Breed Sizes - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71xU6tZDdNL.jpg)
![Go Pet ClubCat Condo, 67-Inch, Beiget, All Breed Sizes - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71jQbA+EqQL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Very nice and pretty sturdy, my cat slowly became addicted to it
  

*by M***Y on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 6, 2017*

CHRISTMAS 2017 UPDATE: I've had this cat tree for roughly a year and it's still just as sturdy as when I bought it (I've had against a corner the entire time which surely helps). Best of all, after a short adjustment period my cat came to love it and never looked back. See the enclosed photos and accept my apologies for the overlong review!===I got the idea to order a cat perch after seeing them at a local chain store for about $40 dollars. That sounded like a good deal for a basic tree that was three or four feet tall and consisted of a few platforms, but when I saw that there were taller and more elaborate selections on Amazon I figured that I'd go with one of those instead. I spent a good hour or two poring over the various designs from different companies until I narrowed down my choice to this one.It was a bit pricier than some (the cheapest I really had my eye on were around $50 - $65) but it had the design that I liked the most: The two little resting houses at the bottom looked to add some good stabilizing weight to the base, the first platform was nice and wide, there was a good selection of places for my cat to sit, and the unit as a whole was the tallest I found (right at about five feet eight inches at the top platform). I also liked the chocolatey color and the sheer amount of scratching areas (8).The package arrived in a large but compact and roughly square box, the pieces packed neatly inside. I didn't have much trouble lifting and carrying it inside but the box clearly recommends that two people lift it together. If I recall correctly the box contained fifteen pieces:three flat platforms, one larger house, one smaller house, eight posts of varying heights, and two perches. It also contained a single instruction sheet (mostly illustrations), a dozen or so screws in a handful of plastic packages, and the small Allen wrench which was the only tool needed to put everything together.Assembly was very straightforward. First I took everything out of the box and checked to make sure that everything was included and in good condition. The bags of screws were all clearly labeled and separated by specific size and purpose which was really helpful., The instructions, which were comprised of maybe a dozen steps, were easy to understand and identified exactly which screws needed to be used in each situation. I think that the whole thing took about 30-40 minutes to put together, and that was because I was going slowly, being extra cautious, and occasionally being distracted by the tv. Once put together I got help to lift the finished tree into the room where my cat would be using it (it would have been better to build it in that room from the start but there wasn't enough space for me to spread everything out and do so).There are two cats in the house and one of them took to it immediately, before I was even halfway through completing it. She laid down to begin "claiming" the uninstalled posts and before I knew it had set her fat feline posterior down in the bottom house and seemed ready for an afternoon of lounging. Once I got the tree into its place my cat Mischief gave it a few curious sniffs but seemed generally indifferent to it. She's unpredictable though, and seems to favor certain things at certain times, so I thought that she'd take to it later in the day. She never really did though, leading me to worry that I'd wasted my money. I noticed that she started becoming more interested over the next day or so, though. She seemed to really take to one of the bottom scratching posts and checked out the lowest house. I encouraged her interest by sprinkling catnip here and there in various spots around the tree and also gently placed her on the widest platform from time to time, petting her and talking to her to let her know that it was okay to be on this surface.Over the first week her interest in the tree slowly began to grow. At first she mostly stuck around the lowest area but would occasionally jump onto the first platform to check things out, which I would reward with a tuna treat. Once she seemed to be getting comfortable with her new sitting spots I began directing her attention to the middle and upper portions of the tree, sometimes putting her on them after leaving a new strategically placed catnip pile there for her to discover. Her pattern seemed to be to scarf the catnip with no apparent fear, kind of scope things out a bit from her new position once she was done, then hop down after a few minutes. This was fine, as I figured that sooner or later she'd then try going back to those places on her own when she was ready. She did so, and seemed to be growing more accustomed to the higher parts of the tree one area at a time. One day she'd spend an hour sleeping inside the bottom house (which I made even comfier with the addition of a small pillow), another day I'd see her relaxing in cat loaf position on the second-highest level. Mischief has a pretty decent selection of spaces and containers and hiding spots to spend her time in so she isn't on the tree all the time, but over the course of a few weeks it seems that she's incorporated it into her regular rotation.Mischief is a ten pound cat and fits everywhere on the tree, including its smallest surfaces (which are the interior of the smaller house and the two perches that are supported by single posts), though those areas are a fairly narrow fit for her and she seems to prefer the other parts of the tree. There's a bit of a wobble, though it doesn't really start until maybe halfway up the tree and doesn't strike me as particularly substantial. You have to figure that any cat tree is going to have some wobble, especially if tit's tall and the support narrows towards the top. I chose this one in part because the base looked sturdy and that seems to be the case - Mischief constantly tears away at the bottom scratching posts and the tree barely budges. Granted, the fact that I've got it snugly backed up against a wall (as it appears to have been designed for) helps to stabilize it, but unless someone put the tree in an open area and had big cats jumping all over the highest levels I just don't think that the wobble would be a big deal. And if it were, one could always just unscrew the topmost perch. Simply put, I have no concern about the tree tipping over or otherwise falling apart.The two single-support perches can be rotated and / or moved into different corners of the platforms that they're mounted on, which can be helpful for fitting the tree and making things easier to access for your cat, but bear in mind that the default locations were chosen with stability in mind and moving things around (especially if it's repeatedly) could lead to a weakening of the structure. The sissal on the scratching posts is wrapped nice and neat but one of them is already becoming frayed and undone. Mischief HAS chosen to use that one perch almost exclusively for three weeks and sissal isn't going to stay on a perch forever, but it's something to keep in mind (it's not very expensive to order more for your own re-wrapping). The rest of the tree looks great. I don't really know fabrics so I wouldn't know how to describe the surface, but to me it's like suede. Not shaggy nor fluffy but rather short and smooth, kind of like cat fur itself. It's the kind of surface that will change to a lighter or darker shade when you brush your hand against it, then return to its original shade when you brush it back in the opposite direction.Basically (and I know it's silly to say "basically" after writing a novel about this item) I'm very happy with this tree and think that it will last a long time. It took my feline friend a few days to become accustomed to the tree's presence and develop an interest in really exploring it, but after some patience and encouragement she now uses it regularly for grooming, napping, and just plain lounging. The tree gets a bit wobbly toward the top (remember, it's almost six feet tall and only narrowly supported at this point) but the lower half is very sturdy and looks like it supports the unit just fine. I love it, and I think she does too.Be patient, good luck, and please remember to help prevent homeless cats by spaying or neutering any of your outdoor furballs!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    6th Months After Purchase Honest Review
  

*by W***E on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 5, 2018*

I'd give this 3.5 Stars if I could... it's not quite 4, but it's a little better than 3. Overall I still like it (which is officially a "4"). I bought this in February 2018... Most reviews here are written within days of getting it while they're still gushing over it... I waited 6 months to write this review to give an honest long-term review... but we'll get there in a moment. First the obvious... It's a great price for the size and overall quality if the Cat Condo... you won't find something this big and this cheap in your local pet store. Putting it together wasn't particularly complicated and I really like the solid feeling of the levels and the carpeting is nice. 6 months later, the overall sturdiness of the condo is solid, though I do have the top level kind-of up against the wall... it might be a little looser if you let it stand in the open. I'm pretty sure the cats in the stock picture are photo-shopped-in and reduced in size... as my cat, while perhaps a little chubby isn't a massive cat, and she can only fit in the bottom cubby hole... the middle section is just to small for anything but a kitten (see my pictures for how a real cat sizes up to it). My cat really liked the cat condo right-away, and started using it both to sit on and its primary function as a scratch post... which she used the bottom two posts 95% of the time.Now the extended use... I don't think it lasted 3 months before the Sisal Rope on the bottom was getting shredded by my ONE cat (faster if you have more than one). I'm going to be totally honest here, the rope (on the bottom) was falling apart really fast... simply put, the sisal rope used on this condo is super-thin, and a normal cat will literally slice through it with their claws, tearing it apart rather quickly. The rope on the higher levels continue to last, only because my cat rarely uses them (all the ropes are the same thickness)... the bottom ropes quickly wore out from repeated use by one cat, and after 3 months, the entire bottom looked terrible (see pictures). I have six pictures in this review... 1: condo as built and new, 2: condo after several months of use, 3: rope comparison of what is and should be used, 4: supplies needed to repair, 5: comparison of rebuilt post to original, 6: redone properly sisal rope posts.If you're not into doing a little extra in the home-project arena, and your cat has claws, I would not buy this unless you're okay with tore-up posts (as can be seen in my photos)... if you don't want to put extra work into this, I could only recommend it for a declawed cat, because as a cat scratch post and unmodified, this is a total fail condo.However, if you don't mind putting a little extra work into this (or you already bought this, and have now realized the same problem I had), it can and is worth saving, as the rest of the condo is a pretty solid build and very nice. This cat condo really needs thicker sisal rope wherever your cat routinely scratches (for me the bottom two posts)... in one of my attached pictures I have included this size of the sisal rope that comes with this condo (on the right) compared with what sisal rope you SHOULD be using on the left (3/8-inch sisal rope).To rebuild you'll want pet-friendly 3/8-inch sisal rope, if you're redoing the bottom two posts, they will require about 24-feet each to rewrap. I purchased 50-feet on Amazon here: 
  
Golberg 3/8-inch Sisal Rope - 50-feet - Pet Friendly







  
  
     as that is enough for the bottom two posts (and not much else). You'll need a way to secure the sisal rope to the post... you really only need to secure the top and bottom, as the middle is just a wrapping job... there's many ways to do it, the simplest and cleanest way I found was to use 3/8-inch cable clamps nailed to the post (you can use 3/4" cut tacks or furniture nails). At this point, all you need to do is use a box cutter to remove the old too-thin sisal rope, and starting at the bottom, clamp and nail one end of your 3/8 sisal rope and start tightly wrapping it up the post to the top of where you want to go, attach another clamp and nail it down at the top. You can see pictures of how much better this condo works with proper sized sisal rope.Yes, it's more expense and hassle... and if you don't want to be bothered with that, then PASS on this condo unless your cat is declawed... however, the rest of the condo is built well and it has a pretty low price point, so even with the extra cost, its still a cheap condo that can be made functionally solid (and if you already bought this and have the same problem, you now know how to fix it). Overall I still like it and am keeping it, but you've been warned what getting this product will involve!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    STURDY. JUST GET IT.
  

*by T***A on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 23, 2023*

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     This was our 2nd time buying the exact same cat tree. Honestly, I don't know if I'll ever buy a different one. We have 3 cats, a 24lb male, 13-ish lb pound calico female, and an almost 9lb male. And they are ROUGH on this thing.Our lady likes to sleep on the tallest perch, as does the baby boy. Both of them are complete crack heads at times where they both run up and down the sides of the tree and hang off of the perches, fight each other, and play with the attached mouse toy. Our girl actually scales the long side of this thing to reach the top instead of jumping onto the flat platforms like a normal cat would. Our giant boy usually hangs out on the top flat platform to lounge on, but he has climbed to the very top perch to try and reach things on the wall a few times before without it buckling under his weight.2 years later after the purchase of the 2nd tree, and still going strong! The bottom scratching posts are almost done for and the middle and top ones are starting to unravel and get shredded up as well. Miraculously nothing has broken on this thing, though the top perch swivels freely more than it should (we have it pushed against the wall so that we don't have to keep trying to tighten it and that keeps it sturdy/stable for the cats). It does rock back and forth from the aggressive jumping and clawing/scratching up and down daily,  but nothing has cracked and I'm not worried about a cat being sacrificed like Mufasa from it.Might just purchase a 3rd time because it's looking worn and getting abused daily and we know it'll last and keep up with the abuse from these psycho babies.Just get it!! 15/10 would recommend.

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