Picture this. It's 6:45 on a rainy Saturday morning. Somewhere in the house there is a very small thud, then a very long silence. You walk into the living room and find your cat on the top platform of a tower, looking down at the whole room like a tiny king of a very small castle. A moment later a paw pops out of the little round window below, and the king has vanished into his secret hideout.
Welcome to life with a cat tree. (This little scene is just for fun, but any cat owner will recognise it.)
Cats love to climb, hide, stretch and watch the world from above. A good cat tree gives them all of that in one spot, and it keeps your sofa out of the firing line. Here is a closer look at our Multi Level Cat Tree with Enclosed Cat House, which comes in two heights, so you can choose the one that suits your home.
What both sizes have in common
- Multi-level platforms for climbing and lounging
- A cosy enclosed house for private naps
- Sisal scratching areas to help protect your sofa
- Soft, hard-wearing felt that suits any room
- Great for indoor cats, all year round
2 tier: the compact one
The 2 tier tower is 60 cm high, 37 cm wide and 37 cm deep. It's a good choice for smaller rooms, flats, or a cat who just wants a snug place to nap with a view from the top.
3 tier: the lookout tower
The 3 tier tower is 90 cm high, with the same 37 x 37 cm footprint. It takes up the same floor space but gives your cat more levels to climb, so it suits active cats or homes with more than one.
Which one should you pick?
- Small space or a shy cat: the 2 tier.
- A climber who likes to be high up: the 3 tier.
- More than one cat: the 3 tier gives everyone a spot of their own.
A few tips for happy cats
- Put the tree by a window, so your cat can watch the birds.
- Place it near where the family spends time. Cats like company, even when they're pretending not to.
- Sprinkle a little catnip or place a treat on the first platform to get things started.
Ready to give your cat a castle?
Available in camel and green. See the Multi Level Cat Tree with Enclosed Cat House, or read more on our cat trees for indoor cats page.