Cat trees come in all sizes from small compact low level trees to large multi-level towers. So the first thing you need to consider is where you are going to place your cat tree. How much space do you have? Do you need a cat tree that fits neatly into a corner. Does it need to be a certain height? Make sure that you measure the space you have available before you buy a cat tree. What size? In their offer, there are available treats and food, drinking fountains, slow feeders and dishes, toys and scratchers, furniture (Vesper), carriers for travel, waste management solutions, grooming tools, refills, and replacements. This is modern and innovative furniture and brand that provides extremely good customer service. They present lots of helpful and valuable information about cats and their behavior. Where Do They Ship? Totaling four feet in height, the Trixie Lilo Cat Condos uses a combination of velcro and a bolted surface to hold the three units together. They can be arranged with staggered entrances—providing more surfaces for your cat to find their footing and climb—or with the boxes squared off, requiring them to jump to higher condos. This also makes it a good option to place against a wall or even in a corner.

This is a gorgeous looking, medium-size cat tree that has everything you and your cat need – perches, condo, posts, and hanging toys. This cat tree has four levels, including the base and the top of the condo, plus the two perches – lower and the top one. So whether your cat wants to sleep, rest, hide, play, jump or explore it would be able to do that on this cat tree. The possibilities are endless. And, on the other hand, this tree will be a very special piece of your interior so it is a multipurpose furniture. The Faux Fur Cat Tree & Condo has a whopping 10 scratching posts, two condos, and three high-up perches. Crucially, while there is a single, highest perch, there are two additional perches that are nearly as elevated, so multiple cats will be less likely to constantly fight over a single perch. As the name would suggest, this cat tree towers at 6-feet high, satisfying your cat's instincts to attain the high ground to observe their surroundings. Do you want to give your fur friend their very own safe napping space and a place to call their own? Of course you do, but if you don’t have the space for a large multi-level cat tree, this compact and budget-friendly cat tree is a great choice for you and your pet puss.After that, you can customize even further with optional parts and accessories, like a platform with a built-in food bowl, or replacement sisal scratch pads. Most platform accessories, like the cushions and scratchers, are secured to the platforms with velcro-like strips, making it easy to swap out replacements or remove cushions for cleaning. The next level up introduces a flat platform with a scratching post and a couple of support posts covered in plush fabric. The problem here is that your cat might decide to use one of these instead of the jute covered posts. The fabric won’t last long if they decide it's their preferred choice. Made from high quality MDF with a fake wood veneer - available in three colors - you will need to build it. But it is much like a piece of self assembly furniture, it is pretty simple and you get a strong sturdy cat tree when finished. It does come in four different styles and sizes so some are a little more difficult to put together. Sometimes it seems that all our furry friends do is scratch and sleep! So, why not combine the two and get your cat a scratching post with a bed? These scratching poles are sure to have your cat purring away when they enjoy their inevitable nap after sharpening their nails. There are four color options - a natural Green, Summer, Fall and Plum, which mimic the colors of the different seasons. But be warned this isn’t a small cat tree, it is five feet high, so while it blends better than a standard cat tree, it will be hard to miss, though visitors won’t know that it is a cat tree. But it does mean that it's suitable for all cat sizes.

Finally, our testers observed how their cats interacted with the tree over a two-week period. They noted any wear-and-tear, while also recording which features of the tree their cats used and didn't use. The Feandrea Cat Tree for Large Cats boasts two "condo playhouses"—which provide enclosed spaces for your cats to hide, play, and nap—in addition to the perch on top. The higher of the two condos includes two exits/entrances, so that your cat can zoom through on their way to a different platform, or simply have a place to hide where they don't feel cornered. Between the two condos, the base, and the top perch, there are four different elevation levels available on a cat tree that's only 33-inches high. This is a very interesting cat box bed that stands on metallic steel pipe support. It is made of rattan, which will perfectly endure the claws, but also has the seagrass mat attached on the side. Even though it is small and doesn’t have many levels it still has its own perks.In our testing, the Cat Activity Tree didn't shake at all while in use, and its components fit together well. While we're always wary of the relative durability of carpeted cat trees, the seven different scratching posts should keep your cats claws in the right place. All the cushions and the toy are detachable for easy cleanup. The beautiful construction is made of hard laminate and is available in walnut and white colors. There are replacement parts available – soft cushions, scratching sisal mats, seagrass post, and rattan toy. The Catit Vesper High Base cat tree is available in three different colors. There are also a wide range of smaller and alternative designs in the Vesper line. The Vesper Cat Furniture V-High Base comes in a box with all necessary parts and tools for assembly. When we first opened the box and sorted through the various parts, we feared the setup process would be unclear and arduous—especially because we're not particularly handy. We were wrong! The instructions were illustration heavy, which was helpful, and overall they were very easy to follow. All in all, assembling the cat tree took us about 45 minutes. We had two cats try out the On2Pets Modern Cat Tree, and both of them loved the combination of perch and hiding spot provided by the foliage—"it seems to make them feel more in touch with their wild instincts," our tester noted. Our cats also loved the artificial turf base, and, despite using it as an occasionally scratch pad, we've yet to notice any wear and tear.