Cats.com names the Frisco 72-in Faux Fur Cat Tree its overall best cat tree and rates it 9.0/10. Its reviewer, who tested it with her own cats for over a month, counts three beds, two houses, several scratching spots and two types of toys, and recommends anchoring it to the wall because she saw some shakiness when cats jumped to the top beds.

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What Cats.com found on a month-long test
Cats.com ranks the Frisco 72-in Faux Fur Cat Tree first in its roundup of 13 cat trees, as Overall Best, with a printed rating of 9.0/10. The reviewer describes it as great for multi-cat homes and lists three beds, two houses, several places to scratch and two types of toys.
She reports that her cats especially like lying on the bottom level to play with the rope toy, playing with the toy mice, and napping in the top house.
Anchor it: shakiness at the top beds
Cats.com notes that the Chewy listing describes the wall mount as optional, but the reviewer noticed some shakiness when her cats jumped to the top beds and says she definitely recommends securing the tree to the wall for safety.
Durability reports are mixed
Cats.com reports that some buyers take issue with the build, with a few saying quality has dropped over time, and lists torn carpeting or broken parts as its one con. The reviewer says she did not notice any issues after over a month, and adds that results may vary between individual units or with how roughly a cat plays.
Size and materials
Cats.com gives the dimensions as 72 by 21.3 by 23.2 inches, with a 33-pound weight capacity, engineered wood construction and a faux fleece covering. It is sold in cream, gray, brown, black, blue and cheetah.
Strengths
- +Three beds, two houses, several places to scratch and two types of toys, per Cats.com
- +Cats.com says it accommodates cats of all sizes and suits multi-cat homes
- +Cats.com's reviewer noticed no quality issues after over a month of use
- +Six colour options listed by Cats.com: cream, gray, brown, black, blue and cheetah
Watch-outs
- −Cats.com noticed some shakiness when cats jumped to the top beds and recommends securing it to the wall
How it compares
At 72 inches it is close in height to the PAWZ Road 72" Cat Tree (72.4 inches) and much taller than the New Cat Condos Deluxe Cat Tower (51 inches) and the Hey-brother MPJ006SW (35.4 inches). Cats.com lists its weight capacity at 33 pounds, against 32 pounds for the PAWZ Road.
Rating sources
Our 4.4 score is the average of these published ratings, each adjusted for how strictly its publisher scores. More about methodology.