Feandrea 59.5-Inch Multi-Level Cat Tree (Light Gray)

Why it’s on my list

Cats feel safest up high, and a good cat tree gives them several levels to climb, look out from and nap on. (Here’s why vertical space matters for cats.) At 59.5 inches (151 cm), this tree gives your cat real height, and the five sisal scratching posts give them a much better place to scratch than your sofa.

With two perches and two caves, there’s room for more than one cat to claim their own spot, which helps keep the peace in multi-cat homes. And the stepped, multi-level design makes it easier for kittens and older cats to climb up and down.

Key features

• 5 sisal scratching posts
• 2 top perches, 2 caves and a hammock
• 2 hanging pom-poms with bells
• Soft plush covering
• Anti-tip kit included for fixing it to the wall
• Size: 19.3 x 15.7 x 59.5 inches (49 x 40 x 151 cm), weight 28.7 lb (13 kg)
• Made of particleboard, plush and sisal
• Assembled by one person with the included Allen key

Good to know

• Use the anti-tip kit. Cats jump hard, and fixing tall trees to the wall is the safest way to use them.
• Weight limit per cat: the manufacturer lists a maximum of 11 lb (5 kg) per cat. If you have a large breed or a heavy cat, a sturdier tree is a better choice.
• Check the pom-poms. If your cat starts chewing them or the elastic, remove them. Also replace or repair any cave that gets torn up by claws.
• Tighten the screws again after the first week or two, since they can loosen with daily jumping.
• Fur and dirt come off the plush easily with a lint roller or vacuum.

Best for

• Playful cats who love to climb and watch the house from above
• Multi-cat homes where each cat wants their own spot
• Cats of normal size (up to 11 lb / 5 kg each)