If you live in a small apartment and want to give your cat additional vertical space, you might consider clearing away cat-dedicated space on a bookshelf or buying dedicated wall shelves for your cat. These may be either generic shelves or shelves made specifically for cats, complete with scratching surfaces and cat-friendly shapes. The MidWest Curious Cat Cube is a great example of what a good collapsible cat tree looks like. It is a simple cube shape that acts like a cat condo. This hide-out area also has a hanging ball and cut-out holes in the side for your cat to play with. The roof of the condo then acts as a second resting perch. Both are comfortable and cushioned for the ultimate relaxation spot. However, you still need to think about the cat tree’s style and design, as there are millions of different options.

When you are short of space in your home, a fantastic solution is to take things vertically. This is exactly what the HAPYKITYS Wall Mounted Indoor Cats Climbing Tower does. Measuring 73 inches tall, this cat tree provides your cat with some incredible elevated lookout spots without taking up much space in your home at all. The entire structure is also sturdy and durable thanks to its bottom-heavy design and solid base. Most cats can therefore enjoy using this cat tree, with it being able to support up to 15lbs. However, large breeds or overweight felines may struggle with the size of the platforms. Imagine suddenly shrinking down to your cat’s height. After exploring the hidden world at ground level, wouldn’t you want a way to look down at your environment from above?The quality of this cat tree is one of the best I have come across too. The base is made from durable MDF board which helps to keep the entire tower study, and its bottom-heavy design means even when your cat is on the top platform they’re safe and secure. The whole tower is heavy, and it can comfortably take cats weighing 12lbs and up.

The best about this unique hanging cat condo is that it is made from sturdy material and waterproof 600 denier nylon. Another thing is that it mounts on every door o you don’t have to worry about the space. As far as cat trees that hang on a door go, this one is definitely among the highest-rated among users. The main downside is that this product is not suited for large cats and is designed with smaller breeds and kittens in mind.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. Enrichment: I also wanted a product that cats would find entertaining, so ideally it has places for a cat to climb, scratch, and hide, providing all-round enrichment. A: Yes, all cats – no matter their age, weight, activity level, or health – need a cat tree. They provide your cat with space for them to be on their own, while also promoting exercise and channeling cats’ natural behaviors. Plus, they help reduce destructive behavior, like them scratching your furniture! It's HEAVY. I have heavy har dwood doors in my house, but I still felt like the assembled product was eventually going to damage them due to its weight.

Well, this product is something new and very practical. It can hang on the door or just stay on the floor. It is your choice to decide where are you going to put the product and make your kitty happy. I also love the simple yet elegant design of this cat tree for small spaces. Rather than being covered in carpet, it is made of smooth natural wood and jute rope scratching posts. This helps it seamlessly blend in with your furniture and not detract from your home décor. This is a great product in theory. Its pieces are individually very sturdy. However, there are several problems with it in practice:Not only does the tall shape mean four climbing platforms can fit between the base and the top, but it also helps with stability. By wedging the cat tree between your floor and your ceiling, it helps to prevent it from toppling over and ensure it stays firmly in place. Plus, with the option to divide the cat tree into multiple sections, you can easily adjust it from 90 inches to 112 inches tall to fit the height of your ceiling and install it wherever you wish. Your cat won’t only scratch the tree’s dedicated scratching posts. They’ll dig their claws into almost every surface of the tree. The tree’s covering materials should be strong and durable for years of clawing and fun. The Multi-Level Cat Tree with Feeder Bowl has a base that’s as wide as their larger ones but saves a lot of space when it comes to height.