If you only have a single cat living in your home and wish to purchase a cat tree for them, you can probably get away with a small 30-inch option or even a kitty tower. But if you have multiple cats, ...

The type of cat tree you get for your cat says a lot about you as a person. Of course, we'll choose whatever is best for our cat overall, but it's nice when the thing we buy matches our tastes. One ...

The first rule of cat ownership: buy a cat tree. You might think it's unnecessary at first — what is a refrigerator or bed if not a jungle gym for cats? — but as a cat mom myself, I can tell you it's ...

Cats love to scratch and climb on everything. While you can try to distract your cat from clawing and climbing on furniture, your attempts may not be successful, since these behaviors are natural for ...

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When Consumer Reports shopping editor Mary Beth Quirk first brought home a cat tree for her calico-tabby mix, Frannie, her cat was “totally obsessed.” Frannie would “even groom the white, fluffy faux ...