If you live in a multi-cat household you know that even the best feline buddies can get upset with one another occasionally. The experts say one of the best ways to cool an ‘aggressive’ situation is to provide a tall cat tree. Cats are three dimensional and we all know that instinctively they like to be ‘high’. By providing tall climbable cat furniture you give your cats a place to go where they feel ‘in charge’ and secure. And a little time in the tall cat perch does wonders to heal the bad feelings and calm the temperament so everyone will get along.
Some of the tallest cat trees available are 86 inches tall (that’s 7 feet 2 inches – you don’t want anything taller if you have 8 foot ceilings). These tall cat trees come in many different configurations using cat beds, cat perches, cat cradles, and even cat condos and cat tunnels. Too many choices sometimes delays the decision process. But one thing that will help is to think about the configuration from you cats’ perspective. Does your cat like to lie in a place that provides support to its side and back? If so, make sure your tree choice includes one or two cat beds. Does your cat like to lay with its front paws hanging over the edge of the table our couch? In this case your tree choice should include one or two cat cradles. Or does your cat like to be more mysterious and steal away to dark quiet corners? Then you want a cat tree that will incorporate a cat condo or a tunnel for your cat to play in.
By trying to make the choice of what cat tree to buy from your cats’ perspective you improve the odds your cat will love it and spend most of its time on the cat tree whether awake or asleep.
Be sure to take a look at all these tall cat trees to find the best options for you and your cat before making your final decision.









