Collection: Cat Tree

Cats can be quite picky about their cat trees, and there are a few common reasons why they might not be climbing or playing on them.

1. Location matters — Place the cat tree where your cat likes to spend time, such as near a window or their favorite resting spot. Cats are more likely to use their indoor cat tree when it’s in a familiar, cozy area.
   
2. Height and stability are key — Cats love high, sturdy platforms that let them safely observe everything around the house. A strong, well-balanced multi-level cat tree satisfies their natural curiosity and need for security.
   
3. Proper introduction helps — Encourage your cat to explore its new cat climbing furniture by placing treats or toys on it. This makes the cat tree feel fun and rewarding, helping them get used to their new space naturally.

Many cats love grooming themselves on their cat tree, and since most multi-level cat trees are tall, dust can easily build up on the top areas that are hard to reach. That’s why regular cleaning and maintenance are so important. Use a vacuum to remove fur and dust, and wipe down any dirty spots with a pet-safe cleaner that’s gentle and non-toxic.

If your indoor cat tree has removable fabric parts, always follow the washing instructions to keep them fresh and clean.

Also, remember to check for loose screws or parts from time to time and tighten them if needed. This keeps your cat climbing furniture sturdy, stable, and completely safe—so your little “cat boss” can play, jump, and relax with confidence.

Absolutely! A cat tree not only helps reduce your cat’s urge to scratch the furniture, but it also gives them their own private space where they can climb, scratch, and mark their territory.

The vertical design of a cat tree helps your cat feel secure and relaxed up high — especially in homes with multiple pets.

Absolutely! A cat tree can help older cats stay active with light daily exercise, keeping their muscles toned and joints flexible. Choose one with low platforms or gentle ramps so your senior cat can climb and move around easily.

Soft cushions or padded resting spots provide extra comfort — especially for cats with arthritis or joint stiffness.

At the same time, make sure the cat tree is sturdy and has wide platforms for safe, comfortable lounging. Our multi-level cat trees let older cats enjoy both gentle exercise and cozy relaxation.

Absolutely! Many of our cat trees are specially designed for homes with multiple cats. These multi-level cat trees feature several platforms, perches, and cubby spaces, allowing multiple cats to use them at the same time.

When choosing one, consider your cats’ size and personalities. Each cat should have its own perch or hiding spot.

Stability is especially important for this type of cat tree, so be sure to choose a multi-level cat climbing furniture with a wide base. For example, our Natural Wood Cat Tree for Large Cats and Jungle Cave Large Cat Tree for Big Cats are perfect choices.

When choosing a cat tree, start by considering your cat’s size and how many cats you have. Bigger cats need sturdy, strong multi-level cat trees, while smaller or lighter cats can use a compact indoor cat tree. In multi-cat households, make sure each cat has its own platform or hiding spot to avoid conflicts. Personality matters too: active cats usually enjoy climbing and multi-level designs, while more laid-back cats may prefer a cozy cubby. The key is to balance safety, comfort, and your cats’ needs so everyone can enjoy their cat climbing furniture.

Keeping your cat tree clean is simple if you do it regularly. Vacuum it weekly to remove fur and dust, and wipe any stains with a pet-safe cleaner. If your indoor cat tree has removable fabric covers, follow the washing instructions to keep it fresh. Also, check screws and parts regularly to ensure your multi-level cat climbing furniture stays sturdy and safe, so your cat can climb, scratch, and rest without worry.

Location matters a lot. Cats love to observe their surroundings, so place the cat tree near a window, in a sunny spot, or where your cat already likes to relax. Putting it in an area your cat frequents will encourage them to climb, play, and nap. Avoid busy or noisy spots so your cat can feel safe and comfortable using their tree.

A good indoor cat tree isn’t just a playground for your cat—it can also complement your home. Choose colors and materials that match your furniture, like natural wood tones, gray or white fabrics, or soft upholstery. A well-designed cat climbing furniture saves space and gives your cat freedom to explore while keeping your home tidy and stylish.

Cats naturally love to climb and scratch, and a multi-level cat tree perfectly satisfies these instincts. Climbing high gives them a sense of security and helps reduce stress, while scratching keeps their claws healthy and exercises their muscles and joints. Regular use of a cat tree helps cats stay active, happy, and less likely to scratch furniture or climb on people.