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From a small single-unit tree to a multi-level model: find the cat tree that fits your home.

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KARLIE Arbre à chat 1 poteau et 1 plateau – Griffoir sisal avec plateau – photo 1KARLIE Arbre à chat 1 poteau et 1 plateau – Griffoir sisal avec plateau – photo 2
Arbre à chat 1 caissonKARLIE Arbre à chat 1 caisson – Petit arbre avec niche, plateau et poteau sisal – photo 2
KARLIE Arbre à chat 1 caisson 2 plateaux – Arbre avec niche et poteaux sisal – photo 1KARLIE Arbre à chat 1 caisson 2 plateaux – Arbre avec niche et poteaux sisal – photo 2
Arbre à chat 1 caisson, 1 cylindre, 3 niveaux
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DESIGNED BY LOTTE Arbre à chat Kamina – Arbre avec niche, couverture et coussin – photo 1DESIGNED BY LOTTE Arbre à chat Kamina – Arbre avec niche, couverture et coussin – photo 2
DESIGNED BY LOTTE Arbre à chat Nala – Bois d'hévéa avec niche et coussins – photo 1DESIGNED BY LOTTE Arbre à chat Nala – Bois d'hévéa avec niche et coussins – photo 2

Cat trees with a den and sisal posts

A cat tree combines several needs in one piece of furniture: climbing, watching, hiding and scratching. Our range includes compact single-unit models and larger multi-level trees, with a den, cover and cushion, from Karlie and Designed by Lotte.

Which model suits a small space?

A single-unit tree with a platform and sisal post, like some Karlie models, takes up little floor space while still offering a high lookout spot and a den to retreat into.

Which model suits a more active cat or several cats?

Multi-level trees, in rubberwood or with several platforms, such as Designed by Lotte's Nala or Kamina models, offer more resting spots and work well in a household with several cats.

Why choose this cat tree at Animorix?

Also browse our scratching posts to add to a tree already in place, and the full cat trees and scratchers range. The minimum order is €35, you can pay securely by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, returns remain open for 14 days, and delivery stays free in mainland France from €99 on any tree you choose.

Frequently asked questions

Where should a cat tree go in the house?
Pick a quiet but lived-in spot, ideally near a window so the cat can watch the outside.
Does a cat tree suit a kitten?
Yes, choose a model with levels that are not too high so the kitten can climb safely.
Should a cat tree be fixed to the wall?
Taller models gain stability when braced against a wall or a fixed piece of furniture.
How do I maintain a cat tree?
Dust the fabric and plush regularly, and replace the sisal post once it becomes too worn.