Cat Trees
Cat trees at Valuhub Canada give indoor cats places to climb, scratch and nap in towers of every size. Many have sisal posts, condos, hammocks and top perches, mostly in grey and beige. Orders over $150 ship free.
Light Grey Cat Tower 75 Inches with Six Tiers and a Skylight Condo
Pink Cat Tower 75 Inches with a Basket, Hammock and Two Condos
Green Cat Tower 75 Inches with Orange Hammock, Two Condos and Perch
59.5 Inch Walnut Cat Tower with a Fluted Condo and 16 Inch Top Perch
Grey Wood Cat Tower 59.5 Inches with Six Levels and a Wipe Clean Finish
Pink Cat Tower 25.5 Inches with Two Condos and a Rimmed Top Perch
80 Inch Cat Tree with Two Condos, a Skylight Hole and Eleven Sisal Posts
80 Inch Dark Grey Cat Tree with Two Condos, a Hammock and a Turning Basket
80 Inch Light Grey Cat Tree with Two Condos, Two Perches and a Hammock
63 Inch Cat Tree with a Window Condo, Turning Basket and a Deep Hammock
Small Beige Cat Tree 19.5 Inches with a Condo and a Padded Perch Bed
63 Inch Dark Grey Cat Tree with a Window Condo, Basket and Hammock
63 Inch Light Grey Cat Tree with a Condo, Hammock and Rotating Basket
Light Grey Cat Tree 19.5 Inches for Kittens and Older Cats
Small Charcoal Cat Tree 19.5 Inches with a Cave and a Rimmed Bed
70 Inch Light Grey Cat Tree with Two Condos and Six Climbing Levels
70 Inch Dark Grey Cat Tree with Dual Condos and a Wide Slung Hammock
70 Inch Cat Tree with Two Stacked Condos, a Hammock and an Elevated Perch
26 Inch Cat Tower with Two Stacked Condos and Padded Perch Bed, Dark Gray
26 Inch Light Gray Cat Tower, Two Condos, Sisal Post and 17.5 Inch Padded Perch
26 Inch Cat Tower with Large Padded Perch Bed and Two Condos, Sisal Post, Beige
57 Inch Pink Cat Tree with Dual Condos, Hammock and Two Elevated Perches
65 Inch Cat Tree with Three Upholstered Perches, Two Condos and a Ladder
65 Inch Dark Grey Cat Tree with Three Perches, Two Condos and a Scratch Ladder
65 Inch Light Grey Cat Tree with Three Perches, Two Condos and a Sisal Ramp
65 Inch Pink Cat Tree with Three Perches, Two Condos and a Basket Bowl
58 Inch Cat Tree with 15.5 Inch Upholstered Top Perch, Condo and Hammock, Beige
58 Inch Grey Cat Tree with Deep Upholstered Perch, Private Condo and Slung Hammock
58 Inch Light Gray Cat Tree with Upholstered Perch, Condo, Hammock and Sisal Posts
58 Inch Pink Cat Tree with Upholstered Top Perch, Condo and 17.5 Inch Hammock
30 Inch Cow Print Cat Tower with a Two Door Condo and a Wide Perch
25.5 Inch Cat Tower with Two Stacked Condos and a 19 Inch Top Perch
25.5 Inch Dark Grey Cat Tower with a Through Cave and a Quiet Cave
25.5 Inch Grey Cat Tower with Two Caves and an Upholstered Top Perch
66 Inch Dark Grey Cat Tree with Two Perches, Two Condos and a Hammock
66 Inch Cat Tree with Two Condos, Eleven Sisal Posts and a Turning Basket
66 Inch Light Grey Cat Tree with Two Condos, a Hammock and a Skylight
61 Inch Christmas Cat Tree with Four Stacked Condos and a Sisal Carpet
31.5 Inch Cat Tree with Moon Top Perch, Cloud Cave Platform and Jute Posts, Blue
57 Inch Cat Tree with Dual Condos, Skylight, Hammock and Two Perches, Beige
57 Inch Dark Gray Cat Tree with Dual Condos, Hammock and 52 Inch Perches
57 Inch Coffee Cat Tree with Two Condos, Slung Hammock and Wear Resistant Sisal Posts
31 Inch Palm Cat Tree with an Ear Shaped Perch, Condo and Self Groomer
48 Inch Green Cat Tree with a Leaf Canopy, Condo and a Self Groomer
29 Inch Cat Tree with Moon and Star Shaped Platforms and Jute Scratching Posts, Blue
29 Inch Purple Cat Tree with Star and Moon Platforms, Jute Posts and Wall Anchor
64 Inch Cat Tree with a Two Door Nest, Bottom Cave and Jute Posts
64 Inch Light Grey Cat Tree with a Two Door Nest and a Round Bottom Cave
64 Inch Dark Grey Cat Tree with Two Condos, Jute Posts and a Wall Anchor
37 Inch Cat Tower with Three Platforms, Jute Posts and Sisal Scratch Mats
Cat trees and cat towers for indoor cats
Valuhub's cat trees collection brings together towers, condos, wall shelves and stairs for indoor cats that climb and scratch. The range runs from compact towers to floor to ceiling designs. Valuhub Canada groups them so you can compare heights, perches and scratching posts side by side.
Owners use them in apartments, family homes and multi-cat households. A tower beside a window gives a cat a view. Stairs help smaller cats reach a bed or couch. Browse more cat supplies, or see cat houses for hideaways.
Cat trees at a glance
Types of cat trees in this collection
The cat tree range falls into five main types, listed from the largest group to the smallest.
Multi-level cat towers
A multi-level cat tower is the largest group in this range. Each cat condo, hammock, plush bed and top perch sits on sisal scratching posts. Many stand 50 to 80 inches (127 to 203 cm) tall and add dangling toy balls or a ramp. They suit active cats and homes with more than one cat.
Compact cat towers
A small cat tree stands about 18 to 41 inches (47 to 104 cm) tall and fits small rooms. Most pair one perch or condo with a sisal or jute post and a hanging toy. Some add a tunnel or double beds. They suit kittens, small apartments and cats that prefer a low spot to nap.
Floor to ceiling cat trees
A floor to ceiling cat tree braces between the floor and the ceiling, so it uses little floor space. Listings adjust from roughly 80 to 102 inches (203 to 259 cm) to fit different ceilings. Many include sisal posts, perches and an anti-slip kit. Measure your ceiling height before you order.
Cat wall shelves
Cat wall shelves mount to the wall as sets of 4, 5 or 7 pieces. Sets include platforms, a ladder, a hammock or house and a sisal post. They build a climbing route above your furniture and keep the floor clear. Wall mounting needs secure fixings, so follow the product instructions.
Scratching posts and cat stairs
A cat scratching post is a tall scratcher with a base. One example is a 32 inch (81 cm) sisal post. Cat stairs have 4 steps and help cats reach a bed or couch. Some stairs measure 23.5 by 16 by 25 inches (60 by 41 by 64 cm). Measure your furniture first.
Check each product page for exact sizes, weight limits and assembly details.
How do you choose a cat tree?
Measure your ceiling first
A floor to ceiling tree must fit its listed range. One listing runs 87 to 102 inches (221 to 259 cm). A freestanding tower can be any height your room allows.
Check the base and stability
Look for a wide base on tall trees, and an anti-tip kit when one is listed. Set the tree on a flat floor, ideally near a wall, so it does not rock.
Size the platforms to your cat
Measure your cat lying stretched out and add a few centimetres. Each perch and hammock should be at least that long. Larger cats need wide platforms, so check the weight limit on the product page.
Pick tall scratching posts
Choose posts tall enough for a full-body stretch. Sisal rope holds up well to claws. Look for posts that are firmly fixed to the base and do not wobble.
Plan for cleaning
Look for removable cushions, and check for washable cushions on the product page. Plush perches collect hair, so vacuum them weekly.
Where do cat towers work best?
Apartments and small rooms suit compact towers, floor to ceiling trees and wall shelves. These use little floor space and still give a cat height. Place the tower near a window for a view of birds.
Multi-cat homes suit a large multi-level tower with several condos, hammocks and perches. Separate rest spots let cats avoid each other. See pet furniture for matching pieces.
Bedrooms and living rooms suit cat stairs and wall shelves. Stairs help a smaller cat reach a bed or couch, and shelves keep climbing off your furniture. Add cat litter box enclosures or outdoor cat enclosures to complete the cat's space.
How do you set up and care for a cat tree?
Assemble a cat tree on a flat floor and tighten every bolt before use. Check the fasteners each month. Fix tall trees with an anti-tip kit or wall anchor when one is listed. Vacuum perches often and spot clean with a damp cloth. Real wood and bamboo show natural variation in grain, so no two pieces look exactly alike.
Shipping and returns: Orders over $150 ship free, and delivery details show on each product page. Unused items in original packaging can be returned within 14 days of delivery under our return policy.
Cat tree FAQs
How tall should a cat tree be?
A cat tree should be tall enough for your cat to stretch, and short enough to fit your room. Many multi-level trees stand 50 to 80 inches (127 to 203 cm). Measure your ceiling and leave space around the tree.
What is the difference between a cat tree and a cat tower?
A cat tree and a cat tower are the same type of cat furniture. Both stack posts, perches and condos. Tower often describes a tall, narrow design, while tree often means a wider piece with several branches or platforms.
Where should you put a cat tree?
Put a cat tree near a window or in a room where your family spends time. Cats like to watch activity from a high perch. Keep it on a flat floor, and place tall trees near a wall for extra stability.
How do you get a cat to use a cat tree?
Place the cat tree in a busy spot, then guide your cat to it with treats. Rub a little catnip on the posts. Praise your cat when it climbs, and never force it onto a perch.
What is the best cat tree for large cats?
A large cat tree for big cats has a wide base, thick posts and wide platforms. Check the weight limit on the product page, and measure your cat lying stretched out. Make sure each perch fits that length.
How do you clean a cat tree?
Vacuum a cat tree every week to remove hair. Spot clean plush fabric with a damp cloth and mild soap. Wash cushions only if the page lists washable cushions, and replace worn sisal when it frays.
Do cat trees come with a warranty?
Warranty details differ by product, so check each product page before you order. We accept returns within 14 days of delivery on unused items in original packaging. Contact us if you have a question about a specific tree.
