If you live in an apartment or a small house, your cat might not have enough space to move around in. Cat trees solve this problem for you. They’re very streamlined so they won’t take up too much space. Your cat can still climb up and down her cat tree and get the exercise she needs. Plus, some cat trees can double as a scratching post.

When choosing a cat tree for your pet, keep these things in mind:

1. Consider your cat’s personality. Cats are known to be very finicky about where they stay.
2. Consider your cat’s age. Older cats may not like climbing as much so choose a cat tree with lesser levels.
3. Consider the number of cats you have. There are cat trees that can accommodate more than one cat at a time.