<p><b><i>Buying the Right Cat Tree</i></b></p><p><b><i>- Capacity</i></b></p><p>Cats can be friendly with each other, but are still territorial animals. For this reason, cat trees are an optimal choice to give cats that additional space - vertically. When looking for cat trees, make sure there are more than enough perches, condos, or platforms to go around so they won’t have to compete for spot. </p><p><b><i>- Size</i></b></p><p>Especially when your perch has a border or ledge, cats like to rest their head on them while napping. This allows them to use perches that are a bit shorter than their body’s length. Our recommendation is to find a cat tree with perches that are at least ¾ the length of your cat.</p><p><b><i>- Construction</i></b></p><p>We’ve seen industrial staples, glue, nails, bolts, and screws used to hold cat trees together. Most of these fasteners do a great job of holding everything together. Just make sure that none of these are exposed on the surface of the cat tree that would hurt your cat.</p><p><b><i>- Stability</i></b></p><p>Our recommendation is to look for a cat tree that is on the heavier side, the heavier the better. You can try putting it in a corner so at least you will have 2 directions topple-proofed. Another trick is to put them on flooring instead of carpet. If all else fails, you can install corner braces, furniture straps, or even add weight onto the base.</p><p> <b><i>Features:</i></b><br></p><p>- Scratching Posts covered with Natural sisal ropes.</p><p>- Snug cubbyholes where cats use as places of nap away. </p><p>- Resting perch, a cat’s favourite place to relax.</p><p>- Ramp and toys for playing</p><p>- Assembly: mostly slotting posts into holes or tightening screws together. </p><p>- Selecting cat trees with neutral colors such as gray or beige will also make it fit your furniture.</p><p><b><i>Specifications: </i></b></p><p>Overall Dimension: 19.7"L x 9.7"W x 59.4"H </p>