Cat Trees

Give your cat more space to climb, scratch, stretch and relax with our range of cat trees, made for homes of every size. Our product range includes wall mounted trees that free up floor space, floor to ceiling trees for confident climbers, small cat trees for smaller rooms, and large trees with extra platforms and resting spots.

Scratching areas wrapped in durable jute or sisal rope give cats a satisfying place to sharpen their claws and can help protect sofas and other furniture. With designs in grey, beige, green, brown and blue, it is easy to find a cat tree that suits your cat and complements your home.
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We teamed up with Cat Behaviourist and author Lucy Hoile to provide expert product advice, helping you choose the right products for your cat with confidence.

What height cat tree is best for my cat?

Cats naturally like to stretch out fully when they climb and scratch, so selecting a tree that's tall enough encourages healthy scratching and climbing behaviour, helps keep claws in good condition, and makes the product more enriching. As a general guide, use the table below to help you choose a height based on your cat's size:

Cat SizeRecommended Cat Tree Height
Small breeds (such as Singapura, Devon Rex, Cornish Rex)60-100cm
Medium breeds (such as British Shorthair, Siamese, Burmese)100-150cm
Large breeds (such as Maine Coon, Norwegian Forest Cat, Ragdoll)140-180cm or taller
If you are still unsure, measure your cat from the floor to the top of their front paws when fully stretched and choose a post or tree that exceeds that height.
Can multiple cats share one cat tree?

Cats in multi-cat households are generally happy to share cat trees, especially if they get along well. I would recommend providing enough scratching, climbing and resting spaces for every cat, my rule of thumb is to have multiple enrichment areas in different locations throughout the home, rather than relying on a single tree. This allows cats to choose an area to scratch and play without always having to be close to another cat. Ensuring there are enough scratching, playing and resting areas available helps reduce competition and minimises stress between cats.
Are vertical scratching surfaces better than horizontal scratching surfaces?

Neither can be considered better than the other. Cats usually have a preferred angle they like to scratch. So if you have a post but your cat scratches your carpet, I would recommend a horizontal scratcher so your cat can scratch down rather than up. This is particularly important for older or less mobile cats, as horizontal surfaces are generally easier for older cats to scratch.
Where is the best place to put my cat tree?

The cat tree needs to be located somewhere convenient for your cat, particularly somewhere they already spend time. I would recommend placing the tree in areas where they tend to spend a lot of time. Most cats like to stretch and scratch as soon as they wake up, so placing it near their bed is also a good idea.
Is a sisal rope surface better than corrugated cardboard or jute rope?

All three surfaces have their benefits. Sisal rope is durable and suitable for frequent scratchers, jute rope is softer, and perfect for moderate scratchers, while corrugated cardboard is inexpensive, and good for cats that prefer horizontal scratching. Take a look at the table below for a list of benefits for each.

Sisal Rope Benefits Corrugated Cardboard Benefits Jute Rope Benefits
Durable Inexpensive Natural fibre
Excellent grip Recyclable Softer feel
Long-lasting Appealing texture Environmentally friendly
Suitable for heavy scratchers Attractive appearance

How should I clean my cat tree?

I would recommend vacuuming your tree and only using warm, soapy water to remove stains and marks. Be careful not to clean it more than necessary as cat trees act as scent markers, allowing your cat to leave their scent and create a familiar, secure space. Cleaning them too often can remove these scent cues, making the tree feel less familiar and reducing its value as part of your cat's territory.

Ordering Advice

Shipping, product warranty and returns policies explained.

Are these products sold with a warranty?

Yes, all of our products are sold with a 6 month warranty, this covers manufacturer faults, it does not cover wear and tear or damage from use of the product. If a product is faulty, we provide a returns label.
Can I return a product if I change my mind?

We have a 28-day return policy, which means you have 28 days after receiving your item to request a return. To start a returns process, email us at contact@petfuffle.co.uk, and one of our fantastic team members will guide you through the process. You can read our full refund policy here.
How much does shipping cost, where do you deliver to, and when can I expect my delivery?

Shipping is free to UK mainland addresses, this excludes the Scottish Highlands, Channel Islands, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man and Northern Ireland. Shipping generally takes 2-3 working days. In some circumstances there may be factors outside of our control that delays that shipping time. You can read our shipping policy here.

Last reviewed by the Petfuffle team on the 4th August 2026.