It's the perfect hangout for a gaggle of small to medium cats, or it can be for one spoiled kitty. The tree is safety-rated ...

This cat tower has more space than my first apartment. At just over two metres high, it gives your cat the perfect place to sit and watch the world go and sisal-clad scratching poles for when they ...

If you’re a pet parent to multiple cats, the Feandrea 81-inch Large Cat Tower is going to be a game-changer for your home. It is very spacious, with multiple levels, featuring 13 scratching ...

The simplest cat towers for single-cat homes start around $20. If you are looking for more space to play, with multiple levels for more than one cat, expect to spend between $75 and $150.

Cats love to be up high. Give your cat a tower (also called cat trees or condos) to create opportunities for all kinds of stimulation - climbing, exploring and scratching.

The $193 Amolife XL 65.7-Inch Cat Tree and Tower Combo is on sale at Walmart for only $97, and it's big enough to qualify as a cat palace. One shopper says it's "beyond amazing" and that it's perfect ...

My cats, Dusty and Zing, spend hours climbing, scratching, and playing hide-and-seek in my house every day. They amuse themselves on — and in — their own 5 foot-tall, carpet-covered kitty condo.

Cats like to be able to stretch while they scratch, so make sure the post is longer than your cat. I used a 4×4 that’s 27 inches long. Wooden base. This should be heavy enough to support the post.