Fresh air, new scents, and a chance to stretch those legs. It sounds like a dream for any cat. But as a cat parent, the last thing you want is to lose sleep over worry. Because let’s be honest: the great outdoors isn’t just full of adventure, it can also be full of danger. Lately, we’ve been hearing more and more heartbreaking stories of cats going missing and never returning. Or worse still: being deliberately poisoned, harmed, or found lifeless. It’s every cat owner’s worst nightmare. And yet… you still want your cat to experience a taste of the outside world. So how do you go about it — safely? Whether you have a garden or live several storeys up, there are more ways than you might think to let your cat enjoy the fresh air in a safe and secure way. In this blog, we’ll share how to do just that — with smart tips, simple adjustments, and handy products that can help.
My cats absolutely love their new cat tree, they already had one which they fight over . This one is so tall they love it.
We bought this when we had an old lady cat and were planning to adopt a couple kittens. We wanted something that would hold up well and be safe for multiple cats. Well it has been used and abused the last 3 yrs. A momma cat left us a litter of 3 week old kittens. So now we have 5 cats ranging in weight between 20 and 25 pounds. This tree has been a dream. The now massive kittens play on it constantly. It's a little worse for wear appearing, nothing a new upholstery wouldn't fix. But it has held up to constant use still in perfect condition almost 7 yrs. Well worth the money if you have large or multiple cats.
Unfortunately in the 3wks I've had it my cats will still not go on it. Nice product but a lot of money spent for something they are not using 😞
I wish there was another way for my cats to access the top. My male maincoon will not go thru the holes to get there But it is a nice product.
