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Updated 09/01/2023

Every cat loves a cat tree. They are fun, they are versatile, and they can allow those kitties to climb out of the hands of children that won't let them relax. These come in a multitude of styles and sizes, different carpets, and a few special treats for you cat they might not expect. Give you cat the gift that will benefit you both. Give them a cat tree.

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Large Pink Cat Tree

What We Like: Two condos

What We Don’t Like: Limited toys, given size

Not So Good For: Small spaces

Perfect For: Multi-cat homes

This large pink cat tower has everything you need to entertain your cat. Although it is 70 inches tall, the tower’s wood framing is sturdy, keeping your cat safe as it plays. The tower offers six separate tiers for your cat to enjoy, each covered by a soft plush fabric that is perfect for napping.

The tower includes three scratching posts, three perches, and two condos, making it perfect for homes with multiple cats. It has everything necessary to assemble the tower and an anti-tip strap to keep your cat secure. Place it in a corner of your kitchen or den so your cat can watch you food prep or join in movie night from their perch.

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Multi Level Cat Tower

What We Like: 15 scratching posts

What We Don’t Like: Weight capacity is limited for multiple cats

Not So Good For: Smaller homes

Perfect For: Multi-cat homes

This large cat tower is tip-resistant and available in 3 neutral colors, making it a versatile addition to any cat lover’s home. Standing nearly 7o inches tall, this 6-tiered cat tree has tons of features your cat will love.

Featuring a spacious cat condo, 2 comfortable hammocks, 15 scratching posts, and 3 perches with plenty of landing space, this tower will keep your feline busy. And since it’s constructed with an all-wood frame, durable faux fir and sisal rope covering the tree, it can keep up with even the most rambunctious cats.

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Over The Door Cat Tree

What We Like: Unique design

What We Don’t Like: Limited versatility

Not So Good For: Large homes with many cats

Perfect For: Smaller, space-restricted homes

This premium wall-mounted cat tree is a unique option for cat lovers and makes a great option for areas with little floor space. With five unique tiers, including two cat condos, four perches, and a scratching post, this tree will provide plenty of opportunity for your cat to rest and play.

It is also a good choice for multi-cat homes since several tiers can be occupied simultaneously. The entire tree is made of odor and scratch-resistant wood for long-lasting durability. The frame’s corners are rounded to protect your pet, and one person can assemble the entire system.

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Short Cat Tree

What We Like: Compact size

What We Don’t Like: Limited weight capacity

Not So Good For: Multi-cat homes

Perfect For: Size-restricted single-cat homes

This item differs from most other cat trees with its compact size, making it a perfect option for apartments. The tree stands at just over 43 inches tall but still includes three tiers full of features your cat will love, including two scratching posts, a cat condo, a scratching pad, and three perches. The packaging includes fuzzy balls for your cat to play with, which stick to the tower’s covering for easy storage.

This tower should only be used in single-cat homes since its capacity is under 20 pounds. Ideal for busy cat owners, the tree is made using manufactured wood and is easy to clean with just a damp cloth or vacuum cleaner.

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Large Cat Tower

Tucker Murphy Pet™

What We Like: Tons of room

What We Don’t Like: Large footprint

Not So Good For: Homes with limited space

Perfect For: Owners looking for a decorative cat tower

This large cat tree, inspired by the movie Castle in the Sky, is stuffed with features that you and your cat will love. The unique design blends well with many home styles, particularly contemporary-style homes. Even if you have multiple cats, this tower provides all the room and amenities to keep them all occupied simultaneously.

Headlining the tower’s list of features are its two bi-level cat condos, which provide tons of space for your cat to sleep and play. The five-tiered tower includes five perches, four scratching posts, and a replaceable top-layer activity net. Several toys are included, and the tower’s pre-punched holes facilitate easy assembly.

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Buying Guide

What type of cat trees are the best?

The best type of cat trees for your cat will have proper perches and allow your cat to feel safe. Since not all cats are created equal, you will need to consider your cat's features and tendencies. Start by looking for scratching surfaces that have a combination of sisal and carpet covering.

The cat tree should also have toys and activities to keep your feline busy. The tree should also come with plenty of branches or levels and allow your cat to perch wherever he wants to, safely and comfortably.

Are cat trees easy to assemble?

Cat trees are straightforward to assemble and do not require a large amount of time to put together. Some models come assembled when you purchase them, and other types have very few steps involved in the process. Most cat trees can be put together using a screwdriver or a hex key.

When you buy cat tree models, ensure the design you choose is the most suited to your pet. For example, some cats are larger than others, some are more energetic, and some like to relax. Consider your cat’s tendencies and opt for the design with features that keeps your cat entertained, allows them to relax and hide, and lots of scratching posts to keep their claws in great condition. The more features the cat tree has the more involved it will be to assemble.

You can also add toys to your cat tree that don’t require much effort to assemble. For example, balls of string can be hung on the top level of the tree; this simple and easy addition provides your cat with hours of fun.