Cat Furniture and Enclosures
Cat furniture at Valuhub Canada covers cat trees, outdoor catios, cat houses and litter box enclosures. The range suits indoor and outdoor cats in apartments, houses and backyards, in grey, white, beige and wood finishes.
54 Inch Christmas Cat Tree with 2 Door Condo, Detachable Snowflakes and Jute Post, Green
54 Inch Christmas Cat Tree with 2 Private Condos and 5.3 Inch Sisal Post, Green
50 Inch Christmas Cat Tree with Tree Shaped Condo, Bottom Condo and Sisal Post, Green
5 in 1 Cat Wall Shelf Set with Condo, Bridge, Perch, Scratching Post and Sisal Board, Gray
47.5 Inch Christmas Cat Tree with Three Tiers and a Two Door Lower Nest
48.5 Inch Pink Christmas Tree Cat Tower with Two Condos and a Jute Post
Cat furniture for climbing, scratching, resting and safe outdoor time
Valuhub's cat furniture collection brings together trees, houses, enclosures and litter box covers. These pieces keep cats active and settled at home. The range covers indoor cats, kittens, large cats and cats that enjoy supervised time outside.
Valuhub Canada ships these pieces across the country. Shoppers browsing cat furniture Canada wide often start with cat trees for climbing and scratching. They then add a litter box enclosure or an outdoor catio.
Cat furniture at a glance
Types of cat trees, houses and enclosures here
Six groups make up most of the range, from the largest group to the smallest.
Cat trees and towers
Cat trees and towers are the largest group in this collection. Multi-level models stack platforms, condos, hammocks and sisal scratching posts. Compact towers suit small rooms, and floor-to-ceiling trees use the full wall height. Some have ramps or removable parts. Browse the full range of cat trees.
Outdoor cat enclosures
Outdoor cat enclosures, also called catios, give cats fresh air in a closed space. Many have a weatherproof or waterproof roof, jumping platforms and resting boxes. Sizes run from window boxes to walk-in designs, and some have wheels. See all outdoor cat enclosures for more options.
Litter box enclosures
Litter box enclosures hide the box and keep litter in one spot. Some work as cat litter box furniture, with a side-table top and storage. Others add a scratching pad or a second room for two cats. Large stainless steel boxes suit big cats. See litter box enclosures for sizes and styles.
Cat houses and condos
Cat houses and condos give cats a private place to rest. Indoor cat condos pair a bed with a sisal scratching surface. Outdoor wooden houses add an asphalt roof and an elevated base. Some are insulated for cooler weather. Compare them in cat houses.
Wall shelves and climbing walls
Wall shelves and climbing walls turn empty wall space into a route for cats. A set can combine shelves, perches, a small house and a sisal ladder. These sets save floor space in apartments and give cats a high place to watch the room. Mount them on solid wall anchors.
Scratching posts and cat stairs
Scratching posts and cat stairs support daily stretching and easy climbing. Sisal posts give claws a rough surface to grip. Cat stairs help kittens and older cats reach a bed or a sofa. Pair them with a tree from pet furniture for a complete setup.
Check each product page for exact sizes, weight ratings and what is included.
How do you choose cat furniture?
The best choice fits your cat's size, your floor space and the way your cat likes to play.
Match the size to your cat
Large cats need wide platforms and a heavy base. Pick a tree at least as tall as your cat stretched out. Check the weight rating for each level. Kittens do well with ramps and low steps.
Check the scratching surface
A sisal post should be tall enough for a full stretch, about 75 cm (30 in) for most cats. Choose a stable base so the post does not wobble when your cat pulls on it.
Look for a stable base
A wide base and a low centre of gravity keep tall trees steady. Fix floor-to-ceiling trees and wall shelves to solid anchors, and place trees away from doors.
Plan outdoor safety
Choose a catio with a weatherproof roof, secure latches and small mesh gaps. Place it on level ground and give shade in summer. Cats should stay supervised until you know the setup is secure.
Think about cleaning
Removable, washable covers and wipe-clean surfaces save time. For litter box enclosures, look for a door or lid that opens fully so scooping stays easy.
Where do cat trees and enclosures work best?
Apartments and condos gain the most from vertical pieces. Floor-to-ceiling trees and wall shelves give indoor cats room to climb without taking up floor space. Add a compact tower near a window so cats can watch birds. Start with cat trees for the widest choice.
Living rooms and bedrooms suit litter box enclosures that double as side tables. A cat condo adds a spot for quiet naps. A closed enclosure hides the box and keeps litter off the floor. Compare the styles in litter box enclosures to find one that matches your decor.
Backyards, patios and balconies suit outdoor catios and weatherproof cat houses. A catio lets cats enjoy fresh air while staying enclosed, and an insulated house adds shelter in cooler weather. See outdoor cat enclosures for sizes and roof styles.
How do you set up and care for a cat tree?
Set cat trees on a flat floor and test each platform before leaving your cat alone with it. Tighten screws every few weeks, and vacuum fabric and sisal to lift hair. Wash removable covers as the label directs, and wipe wood and metal with a damp cloth. Clean outdoor enclosures after rain and check the roof and latches each season.
Shipping and returns: Cat furniture Canada wide ships free on orders over $150. Delivery details show on each product page. Unused items in original packaging can be returned within 14 days of delivery. Read the return policy for the steps.
Cat owner questions answered
What do indoor cats need for climbing and resting?
Indoor cats need a place to climb, a place to scratch and a place to rest. A multi-level cat tree covers all three. Add a window perch or wall shelves for watching outside, and a covered bed for quiet naps.
How tall should a cat tree be?
A cat tree should let your cat stretch fully. It should also feel safe above the room. Many trees here run 41 to 81 inches (104 to 206 cm). Large cats need wider platforms and a heavier base.
Are catios safe for cats?
A catio keeps a cat enclosed while it enjoys fresh air. Choose a secure roof, strong mesh and locking latches, and supervise visits. Place it on level ground with shade and shelter, and check the structure every season.
Do litter box enclosures help hide the box?
A litter box enclosure hides the box behind a door or panel and keeps litter in one place. Many double as side tables with storage. Scoop daily, since a closed space still needs regular cleaning to stay fresh.
What suits large cats best?
Large cats do best with wide platforms, a heavy stable base and a clear weight rating. Look for tall trees with sturdy sisal posts, and large stainless steel litter boxes with high sides. Always check each listing for weight limits.
How do I stop my cat scratching the sofa?
Place a tall, stable scratching post right next to the sofa. Choose sisal for a rough grip, and reward your cat for using it. Cat trees with sisal posts also give your cat a better place to stretch.
