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Best Cat Trees

Name: Feandrea Cat Tree, 61-Inch Cat Tower for Indoor Cats, Plush Multi-Level Cat Condo with 5 Scratching Posts, 2 Perches, 2 Caves, Hammock, 2 Pompoms, Smoky Gray UPCT192G01
Brand: Feandrea
Price: 99.99 CAD
Availability: InStock

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Buying Guide for the Best Cat Trees

Choosing the right cat tree is all about matching your cat’s needs and your living space. Cat trees provide a place for your cat to climb, scratch, play, and rest, which helps keep them active and prevents them from damaging your furniture. When shopping for a cat tree, think about your cat’s age, size, activity level, and personality, as well as where you plan to put the tree in your home. The right cat tree will keep your cat entertained and comfortable while fitting nicely into your space.

Height and LevelsThe height and number of levels on a cat tree determine how much climbing and exploring your cat can do. Taller trees with multiple levels are great for active, adventurous cats who love to climb and perch up high, while shorter trees are better for older or less agile cats. If you have kittens or senior cats, a lower tree with easy-to-reach platforms is safer. For energetic cats, a tall tree with several platforms and hideouts will keep them engaged.

Stability and Base SizeStability is crucial for your cat’s safety. A wide, heavy base helps prevent the tree from tipping over, especially if you have large or multiple cats. If your cat is very active or heavy, look for a tree with a sturdy construction and a broad base. For smaller or calmer cats, a lighter tree may be sufficient, but always check that it feels solid and doesn’t wobble.

Scratching Posts and MaterialsScratching posts are essential for cats to maintain their claws and mark their territory. Most cat trees include posts wrapped in sisal rope, which is durable and satisfying for cats to scratch. Some trees use carpet or other materials, but sisal is generally preferred. If your cat is a heavy scratcher, choose a tree with multiple, thick sisal posts. For cats who scratch less, a few posts may be enough.

Perches, Condos, and HideoutsPerches are flat platforms where cats can rest or observe their surroundings, while condos and hideouts provide enclosed spaces for privacy and security. If your cat likes to nap in cozy spots, look for a tree with at least one condo. Cats who enjoy watching the room from above will appreciate high perches. Consider your cat’s personality—shy cats may prefer more hideouts, while social cats might like open platforms.

Size and PlacementThe overall size of the cat tree should fit comfortably in your home without blocking walkways or feeling cramped. Measure your available space before shopping. If you have limited room, look for a compact or corner-friendly design. For larger spaces, you can choose a bigger tree with more features. Also, think about placing the tree near a window, as many cats enjoy watching the outside world.

Ease of CleaningCat trees can collect fur, dust, and odors, so it’s important to consider how easy they are to clean. Some trees have removable, washable covers or cushions, which make maintenance simpler. If your cat sheds a lot or has accidents, look for a tree with easy-to-clean surfaces. For cats with allergies or sensitive skin, regular cleaning is especially important.

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