Modern Corner Cat Tree with Cabinet, Scratching Post and Feeding Station, White and Wood

Description

Most cat trees are covered in carpet and take up the middle of the room. This one is designed to look like furniture and tuck into a corner. The white and wood finish fits in with modern interiors, and the corner shape keeps it out of the way in apartments and smaller homes. Inside that footprint, your cat gets levels to climb, a cabinet to hide in, a scratching post and a ball to play with, and you get a spot to set up its food and water.

Key features

Fits into a corner
The corner shape uses space that usually goes to waste, so your cat gets a tall climbing tower without losing floor space in the middle of the room.

Looks like furniture
Clean lines and a white and wood finish mean it sits comfortably alongside your other furniture instead of standing out like a carpeted cat tree.

Climb, hide, scratch and play
Your cat can climb between the levels, retreat into the enclosed cabinet, scratch on the built-in post and bat at the play ball.

Doubles as a feeding station
Use one of the levels as a dedicated spot for your cat’s food and water bowls.

Sturdy build
P2 grade particle board sits on a thickened metal frame for a solid, stable structure.

Safer up high
Non-slip mats on the upper platforms help your cat keep its footing, and the anti-tip kit lets you secure the whole unit to the wall.

Specifications

• Overall size: approx. 25 x 16 x 58.5 in (64 x 41 x 149 cm)
• Weight: approx. 40 lb
• Materials: P2 grade particle board, thickened metal frame
• Color: white and wood
• Features: multiple levels, enclosed cabinet, scratching post, play ball, feeding station
• Safety: non-slip mats on upper platforms, anti-tip kit
• Assembly: required

FAQs

Will it fit in a small apartment?
Yes. It’s designed to sit in a corner, so it takes up less usable floor space than a freestanding cat tree of a similar height.

Can I use it as a feeding station?
Yes. One of the levels works as a spot for food and water bowls. Bowls are not included.

Is it stable?
It has a thickened metal frame and comes with an anti-tip kit. We recommend securing it to the wall.

How is it different from a regular cat tree?
It uses particle board and a metal frame instead of carpet-covered posts, so it looks more like a piece of furniture.