Giant Cat Trees

Buy the best giant cat trees selected and recommended by interior designers. By Peyton Robinson.

If you have a cat, you know they love to climb, the love to scratch, love to hide, and love to relax. And why not give them the medium to do all of the above. Enter our collection of large cat trees and see if we have the model that will make your kitty purr with excitement. Give them a fun place to florrick and romp, and a place that won't inspire them to scratch the furniture.

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Giant Cat Trees

Buying Guide

As humans, we spend most of our time living horizontal lives and it’s easy to assume that this is the same for our cats when it’s actually not. In fact, cats that jump around tend to be happier and healthier. If you are looking for the right play toy for your cat perhaps it’s time to get a large cat tree. There are many designs on the market most of which are affordable for cat owners.

Large cat trees come with a number of distinct features that make life for your cat fun and more exciting.

  • Scratching Post - Scratching posts are put in a cat tree to help with exercise. The cats will often pull and scratch against the posts. This will help them stay agile and limber all the time. In addition to this, the scratching posts ensure that the cat doesn’t use your furniture instead.
  • The Condo - The condo is more like the accommodation. It’s a nice comfy part of the cat tree designed to give the cat a perfect place to rest and relax. It’s also a very nice place for the cat to sleep.
  • Toys - Despite its many functions, the cat tree is a plaything. It’s something for the cat to have fun with and as such, most cat tree designs will come with one or two toys carefully attached. The toys range from one tree to another but they will work for any cat.
  • The Levels - Most cats love to climb and they can’t do so in an average home. Large cat trees change this massively. They give the cats simple steps to jump over and over as if they were somewhere in a forest or a park.

The large cat trees are made using several materials. One common option used is sisal. Sisal offers a coarse, more natural fiber and can be a great addition to the scratching posts. Normal carpeting may also be used. The carpet is put on the flat surfaces including the condo and the steps. However, wood is the most common material used for cat trees and accomplishes a number of goals. While it’s comfy enough for a cat to relax in, it’s also strong for scratching posts and steps too. Wooden cat trees are however more expensive. In case you have a tight budget, you may consider a similar design made using corrugated cardboard.

Cat trees can be custom made from scratch if you want. In case you’re finding it hard to buy a readymade option that meets your design needs, you can have the entire thing build for you. The cat trees are generally placed inside the home. In that case, you can expect that they will have an effect on your existing décor. In order to correct this, think of the trees as a new furniture piece. It has to be compatible with your décor for it to make sense.

Large cat trees offer cats a nice place to play and relax. It’s the ideal natural environment for an indoor pet.

Since cats love to climb shelves, they are sure to be a hit. Be sure to incorporate a solid bit of wood for attaching the units, rather than just countersinking screws in the drywall. Remember, some breeds of cat can weigh as much as thirty-five pounds. Most toms will grow to be between fifteen and eighteen pounds.

Take a good look at his paws, head shape, and ears. While not a perfect indicator, a kitten with a large head and big, chunky paws is likely to be a large cat. If your darling proves to be a dainty little thing, she isn’t likely to be offended by having a little extra space. Better too big than too small.

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Instructables cat tree

This large cat tree distinguishes itself with its impressive spinning wheel, constituting a great additional way of entertainment for your furry friends. A multilevel construction with each tier concealing different attractions.

Sisal cat tree

If your cat is bored out of its mind, this tree house is going to make its lazy fur to move out of the couch. This cat tree offers many different attractions that will make your cat a devoted dweller of this fun house.

Sisal cat tree

Large Cat Tree. This cat tree looks nicely balanced and very solid. It looks like it would be quite difficult to tip over. Sturdiness is the most important consideration when making cat trees.

Cat trees that look like real trees

Large 'jungle gym' cat tree. Includes a house, a bed, lots of platforms and sling beds to relax on, a ladder and stairs to climb, and ample of posts to scratch. Wrapped up in velvet like plush fabric, soft in touch.

Cat scratching post that looks like a tree

An eye-catching large and tall cat tree converted from unfinished wood of an old water tower. It is composed of several thick twisted and gnarled boughs and some thinner branches. It presents itself especially well in modern interiors.

Large cat trees

Each cat will be delighted with this impressive cat tree design. The ideal base for solid construction resembles a castle and is a highly interesting option for cats. The soft details, a lot of interesting elements create a sensational whole.

Hand crafted one of a kind cat tree

Hand crafted one of a kind cat tree

Resembling a real tree, this large tree will provide a cool dose of entertainment for your cat, providing 5 levels, on which he can rest, play and develop his agility. Each of the tiers is covered with fleece.

Mature large cat tree house

Mature large cat tree house

An intricate cat tree designed of a real tree with leaves, equipped with 4 natural-finished wood platforms. The bottom is accommodated by a small, high-pitched roof house that creates a nice home for your meowing critter.

Cat jungle gyms

Combine nature-inspired design, which undoubtedly elevates the interior style, with fine qualities welcome by your cat (or cats). This cat tree is a tree literally - and it has relaxation platforms affixed to its branches.

Huge cat tree

A large construction for cat owners who want to provide the best possible conditions to their animals. This cat tree includes plenty of platforms finished in red color. It also features gray posts resistant to scratching and other forms of wear.

Rome cat tree by kitty mansions

Rome Cat Tree by Kitty Mansions

Rustic cat furniture

This high pedal rack for cats is a great functional and decorative element for the interior. Solid construction, natural colors and modern form captivate and create an impressive whole. Your cat will love it.

Juniper cat tree

Juniper cat tree

Small cats are big predators and love climbing. Fantastic imitation of a tree, with a wooden branch, painted in a dark color - which brings the tiger to the soft round shelves. The whole large cat tree is based on a wooden circle.

46" Steel Claw Mega Kit Cat Tree

46" Steel Claw Mega Kit Cat Tree

Tier outdoor tree 450 00

tier outdoor tree $450.00

I love the idea of the shelf over the door

I love the idea of the shelf over the door so they can see who's coming. Wonder how often it leads to ambushes?

46" Premier Large Cat Tree

46" Premier Large Cat Tree

Ultra-large cat tree with funny design that resembles a real tree with four perches where a cat may relax on. It is covered with fluffy carpet fabric in two colors. Square base provides desirable sturdiness and stability.

Level mixed with 2 trays

level mixed with 2 trays.

Large cat trees 10

Since wild cats have been domesticated and taken away from them the opportunity to frolic in the jungle - we can provide them with climbing the artificial large cat sisal tree, branches that emerge from large green leaves.

Sisal cat tree 1

Natural Wood 72 Inch Four Level Cat Tree with by MountainCatTrees, $439.99

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An intricate cat tree for your furry jumpers, that will bring them much fun of jumping from one platform to another. Made of natural-finished wood, the platforms are easy to mount on a wall, and can also be used as shelves for displaying decorations.

Cat tree plans

A cat tree made of revamped ladder? Why not - a drop of blue paint is sure to make it look fashionable. And the good news is that you can make it on your own with almost no tools. The piece can be a stand for plant pots, too.

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