Collection: Cat Trees & Furniture

Places to climb, hide, and nap, built to fit beautifully into your home.

How to choose a cat tree

A good cat tree gives your cat somewhere to climb, scratch, hide and nap, all in one spot. The right one depends on your space, how many cats you have and how they like to play.

Pick the right height

Look for stability and good scratching posts

Taller trees need a wide, heavy base. Anchor tall towers to a wall, and use the anti-tip strap whenever one is included. Sisal-wrapped posts give your cat an approved place to scratch, which helps protect your sofa and rugs.

Where to put it

Cats love a view. A spot near a window, or in the room where your family spends the most time, usually gets the most use.

More than cat trees

High-energy indoor cats can run on the 35.8-inch Wooden Cat Exercise Wheel. If your cat always ends up on your desk, the 360° Rotating Desk Cat Bed gives them a cozy spot right beside you.

Want more detail? Read our full guide: How to choose the right cat tree.