Tente de jeu d'extérieur pour chat avec tunnel

This is huge! Five star product but the instructions are a joke. There are no written descriptions and the pictures are terrible. Takes alot more muscle than what is shown on the instructions. Wouls help if you had a second person.

Definitely bigger than I initially anticipated but not too sad about it either. It arrived in a very small and lightweight box- assembly didn't take more than 2 minutes at the most. Although at first somehow scared due to the unknown, my cats didn't hesitate and immediately went inside the tunnel and tent & even brought their toys. Due to its large size, I plan on setting it up in my garage to create a safe, play area for both my cats. Would recommend this to any cat owner since it's a huge hit in my house.

nice quality and fast shipping. I will update pictures with it opened once i get it to the destination. Packaged well and i know the cats will love it. i like that its packed in 2 separate carrying bags. 1 for tunnel and 1 for play tent. i highly recommend. Heck even small kids could play in this.

I would give this 5 stars if I could have figured out how to put the tent up. :( It's well made out of heavy enough fabrics to keep most cats & small dogs in. A determined large male cat could conceivably rip and chew itself out though. The wire in the tunnel holds it's shape well, and the tunnel & tent give plenty of room for whatever enrichment you might want to put in, like a cat box, beds, toys, scratcher, etc.. The enclosure comes in two easy to carry bags with handles, and it's light enough to take along anywhere you go. I ordered it to donate to the foster program at our local shelter. I picture it full of kittens rolling around in the sun. :) I spent 15 minutes out on my deck yesterday, and another 10 minutes just now, trying to erect the tent, but THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE USELESS! All that's provided is a sheet of small photographs with the lens directed straight into the black on black fabrics, so it's impossible to see what the instructions are. I even tried to blow the photos up on my computer so as to see more detail, but it didn't help. I made sure that the fabric sleeves were all the way up the legs so they wouldn't catch on the joints, and checked for anything else that could possibly keep the center piece from sliding up, but no go. Written instructions along with better photos or diagrams would really help. The embarrassing thing is that I've owned and erected at least a dozen pop up tents over 40 tears of camping trips and never had this problem... so, I'm happy with the purchase, and I think it will work well at the shelter, but I'll have to rely on the foster parents to figure out how to erect the tent.

This outdoor portable cat playhouse, was not as easy to set up as expected. The directions are pictured only no word description at all. The picture indicated to pull robe to make the tent pop open. However the rope would not budge. We finally got it to pop open by pushing on the middle piece.