Buyer’s guide
How to choose the right cat tree for your home
Room size
Measure your floor space before buying. Tall, narrow trees work best in small apartments. Wide multi-platform trees need more room but keep multiple cats happy.
Tip: measure firstYour cat’s personality
Active climbers love tall trees with lots of platforms. Senior or less active cats prefer lower, easier access with wide comfortable perches.
Active cats: go tallNumber of cats
One cat is happy with a single tree. Two or more cats need enough platforms for everyone to have their own spot — otherwise territory disputes arise.
2+ cats: more platformsInterior style
Modern homes suit minimalist trees with clean lines and neutral tones. Traditional interiors work well with natural wood tones and plush finishes.
Match your aestheticWhy it matters
What a quality cat tree actually changes
Your sofa stays intact
A cat with a proper scratching outlet leaves your furniture alone. Quality sisal makes all the difference — cheap sisal gets ignored.
A happier, calmer cat
Cats need to climb, scratch and perch up high. A tree that satisfies those instincts means a more relaxed, contented cat — and a quieter home.
A home you’re proud of
Design-forward cat furniture doesn’t have to be hidden away. The right tree adds to your interior rather than fighting it.
Not sure if this tree suits your space or your cat?
Book a call — we’ll help you choose based on your home, your cat and your budget.