VEVOR Cat Exercise Wheel for Indoor Cats, 35.8inch Quiet Cat Wheel Exerciser Cat Treadmill, Cat Running Wheel for Cat's Weight Loss and Health

The media could not be loaded. I have always wanted to buy a cat wheel I have a large cat that I wanted to see if he could lose the weight yeah he didn’t want anything to do with it. But the ferrets oh man they run and run on it. It’s sturdy doesn’t rock back and forth. The put together was a little rough but manageable. Might need a second person but it is well worth the money in entertainment. I would buy again if I needed another one or something happened to this one

I put this together in roughly 2 hours and it was kind of like a cool puzzle. The parts were exceptionally wrapped and directions while like many always too small, were easier to follow than most. My possum have really taken to it and is a good size for such animals. The only bummer is that so much thought went into such a product but around the edges, parts feel not so indestructible, and too delicate in ways. As you can tell if you bump it a certain way you'll likely get a crack. Or that as "treated wood," it wouldn't stand up to much moisture or humidity. It's good they're extra screws because of the lower quality, you're bound to turn one not exactly right and some of the same screws seemed to do a better job after one wasn't quite doing it in the same slot. You knew if you turned it anymore you might run the risk of stripping it. Its definitely a case of getting what you paid for but just above cheap or imitation or middle. It's not quite high-end even though it's not cheap to buy either. I only spent under $200 because I wasn't sure if they'd take to it or not. Now that I know they enjoy it I'd probably go the distance on a higher-cost unit if I could verify that the materials were truly intended to last. Realistically this product and others like it shouldn't cut the mustard in the USA but here we are. Even so, I think it'll last for a year if I get lucky. Based on reviews overall I can see why this is the one most purchased of the level that it is however and so if you're like me and generally think something close to $200 is already past the budget but you're wiling to spend it, go for it. If you want something more indestructible, explore the options over $300 would be my guess.

It took us about two hour to put together but if you have a drilled it will be faster. Instructions are not the best but can be figure out. It is not super quiet but also not too loud and there is a latch to stop it from moving at any time. Nice quality, good finish and even extra screws and tools. Cat needed a couple of days to get the hang of it but once she did it was non stop from there, she loves it and is getting better at it every day she now runs without stumbling for several seconds at a time. So happy with this purchase.

I have a really energetic cat and she’s constantly running around the house especially when I’m at home. It’s real cute, but she does make a mess of a lot of the rooms. I decided to get this exercise wheel for her in hopes of running down her energy a bit and allowing her to run as she pleases. The set up was actually a lot more complicated than I expected. Some of the pieces were hard to fit together and felt a little weaker. After it was up and ready, the wheel is pretty good. She likes running on it and uses it quite a bit. The material covering the majority surface though is a little irritating for her. She still uses it, but she definitely would work better with it if it was made with a different material. This exercise wheel is pretty effective as it’s given my cat the exercise she needed, but assembling was difficult and some materials aren’t the greatest.

The media could not be loaded. Got it for our own cat to exercise, he just lays in it to sleep!!! But our many fosters love to run in it. It s sturdy, easy to assemble!

The only thing the cat uses this for is to sleep on it. Its like pulling teeth to get her to run on it. I have had it for almost a year.

Bubbles my cat took off he loved it. Woke me up at 4am with the wand wanting me to play with him. He was on it when I left this morning thus is a must buy.

I decided to try this because it looks sturdier than the "name brand" one. I just put it together and wanted to share my thoughts so far. One of my cats did climb on with some toy motivation. The other one attempted to twice but stopped when the wheel started to move. It seems promising though.Pros: Arrived 2 days early, sturdy, plenty of room (bought the largest size to be safe), pretty simple to put together if you've ever put together furniture before, came with a bunch of extra hardwareCons: the carpet insert liner thing is one piece and it was about an inch too short. It would have been better to have multiple pieces to make it easier to install, ensure it stays straight when you're installing it, and to replace it in the future. The clearance between the wheel and the base (where the cat would be running) is small, but after my cat stepped on I realized it's just big enough for a toe bean to go in so that does worry my slightly. Also the base ends (on the outside of the wheel where the fish lock is) have a large enough space for a cat to easily put their arm in so it's a concern that one cat will be messing around with an arm in it and another cat decides to jump on. For now I will make sure it's "locked" when I'm sleeping or busy until I know they are more familiar with it.I do have high hopes for it and will update after I make more progress with the cats.