Hey-Brother Cat Tree ,Multi-Level Cat Condo for Large Cat Tower Furniture with Sisal-Covered Scratching Posts, 2 Plush Condos, Big Plush Perches MPJ011W

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RHRQuality specialises in producing cat trees, scratching posts, and other items for extra-large breeds and they do it well. The RHRQuality Cat Tree for Large Cats XXL Royal Cat Palace is a giant of a tree designed for giant cats, but it does have a similarly large price tag attached to it. The support poles, which are also scratch posts, are 15 centimetres in diameter, so they will take a lot of weight and because the whole thing weighs 130 kilograms, it takes a lot of human effort to push it over, so it is suitable for cats of all sizes regardless of their strength.

The base plate of this cat tree is reinforced to ensure overall stability. Pesofer cat tree is easy to assemble and comes with a one-year warranty. Scratching Posts – Cats not only enjoy scratching but they use it as a means of relieving stress, maintaining their claws, and playing. If you don’t provide surfaces that your cat is allowed to scratch, it increases the likelihood that they will scratch surfaces they aren’t supposed to. Cat trees naturally have columns in place, used for providing structure and support, and these are usually covered in a sisal rope. Sisal is a tough fabric, but it won’t usually cause injury to your cat so it is a good choice. It will last longer than fabric. The more scratching columns and posts on a cat tree, the better.While it can sometimes seem like carpet is required for any cat tree that’s just not the case! You can find a great tree without carpet but you should sometimes expect to pay a premium price to do so. That’s because carpet-free cat trees usually cost since they require higher-quality wood. Consider whether or not you actually like carpet look or if you’ve just accepted that that’s the way cat trees are built! Having a large cat doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to fill every room of the house with giant cat trees and scratching posts, or that you have to spend a fortune to find a suitable place for your cat to laze around. It is also worth measuring how much floor space you have and whether you have space in the middle of the room, up against one wall, or you would benefit from a corner cat tree. Corner trees take up less floor space, but they don’t offer as much access for the cats. Levels & Level Design

The tree has two large condos with sizable openings and viewing windows. There’s a hanging rope for play, ladders for climbing, two cushioned platforms, a separate platform, and two beds, as well as multiple surfaces for scratching. Pesofer cat tree features a ramp, which is the most important feature for older cats. Thanks to it, they can climb and still enjoy a nice view from a tree.I also like some of the darker color options that are available with this tree. Especially if you’ve got multiple cat trees, you may not want to have that much beige in your house. I’m a BIG fan of the Go Pet Club brand. They consistently make some of the largest trees but with surprisingly budget-friendly pricing and this 62-inch cat tree is no exception. The Hey-brother cat tree features a removable and well-padded platform cushion. Also, there are sisal wrapped scratching posts that will enable your cat to sharpen its claws. What I Wish It Had: It makes a great option for older and disabled cats and I don’t find any flaws to this cat tree. Closing Thoughts This 55.5-inches tall cat tree features both of them and its design is so nice that it will easily integrate into your home.

Beds and platforms are also common additions to cat trees. They can be on any of the levels, and some include plush cushions so your cat can get snug and warm. Even if your cat doesn’t weigh a lot, if it is a tall cat that likes to stretch out, you will need a large platform, or it won’t be able to stretch out comfortably. Stability & Strength It is difficult to judge the stability of a cat tree, but key factors include the overall weight and the size of the base relative to the structure itself. Look for those trees that are heavy and wide, especially if you are looking for a tall cat tree. Alternatively, some do come with fixings that can be used to attach the tree to a wall and ensure greater stability. Image Credit: Té De Gatos, Pexels Features Platforms – Platforms can offer easier access to higher levels, but they also provide somewhere for your cat to perch. In the case of top, cushioned platforms, you may find your cat enjoys spending a lot of time up there, watching the world from an elevated vantage point. Again, ensure that the size is appropriate for your cat and that the structure is stable enough for your cat to perch on top. What I Love About It: This cat tree makes a safe and stable place for your older cat to enjoy napping and resting.What I Love About It:This cat tree does a little bit of everything and it does it really well. But my favorite is the supersized platform and extra-cozy cat cubbies! Condos/Caves – Some cat trees call them condos and some call them caves, but they are essentially small boxes with an entry. Your cat can climb in and get away from the world. The entrance needs to be large enough for your cat to get in comfortably, and the sleeping area should be spacious enough for them to stretch out. However, big cats can struggle with some of the trees on the market because they simply aren’t designed for the large frame, long legs, and extra weight of breeds like the Maine Coon. When looking for the best cat tree for large cats, you should consider the following features to ensure you get one that is right for your cat, and you. Size There’s also the ladder that connects the first platform to the floor and can help older cats get more out of this tree.As cats age, they’re more likely to have arthritis and other joint issues that can make big jumps a bit uncomfortable. Ramps and ladders can allow cats to get into their tree without jumping and it’s something we looked for in our list of the best cat trees for older cats.