Modern Cat Tree with Sisal Scratching Posts & Dangling Toys

A Place to Climb, Scratch and Watch, Instead of Your Bookshelf

Indoor cats need height. When there is nowhere to climb, they take the top of the fridge, the curtains or the arm of the sofa. The MATERA PET Modern Cat Tree gives them a vertical territory of their own: sisal posts to scratch, three platforms to claim, and toys at the top to bat at, in soft beige tones that sit quietly in a modern living room.

At a Glance

• The MATERA PET Modern Cat Tree is a multi-level cat tower with sisal scratching posts, three platforms and built-in dangling toys.
• It stands about 46.5 inches tall on a footprint of about 20.9 x 19.7 inches.
• Climbing levels: a fish-shaped base, a cloud-shaped middle platform, a round side perch and an upper lounging platform, topped by a branch with toys.
• It is made for kittens and adult cats who need to climb, scratch and watch from above.
• Materials are wood boards with a soft fabric covering and natural sisal rope on the posts.
• The box contains all tree parts, hardware and assembly instructions; the package weighs about 13.3 lb.
• Every order ships with tracking, and returns are free for 30 days.

Key Features

• Sisal scratching posts - several rope-wrapped posts give claws the rough, shredding texture cats look for, away from your furniture.
• Four levels to explore - base, middle platform, side perch and upper platform let your cat climb in easy steps and pick a favorite spot.
• Window-height lookout - at about 46.5 inches, the upper levels put your cat level with most windowsills.
• Toys built in - a branch-style top holds three dangling pom-pom balls, and a plush mouse hangs from the upper platform.
• Wide, steady base - the large fish-shaped base spreads the weight so the tower stays planted during jumps.
• Modern, neutral look - soft beige and cream tones with rounded, organic shapes blend with light wood floors and modern decor.
• Compact footprint - about 20.9 x 19.7 inches, it fits a corner or the space beside a window.

Size Guide

Measured by hand, so allow a small difference. Check that the corner you have in mind offers at least 22 x 21 inches of floor space and some clearance above the branch top.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is this cat tree?

The tower stands about 46.5 inches tall on a footprint of about 20.9 x 19.7 inches. That is high enough for a cat to look out of a standard window and survey the room, yet compact enough for an apartment corner.

Is it stable enough for an active cat?

The wide fish-shaped base spreads the load and the posts screw firmly into each platform. For cats that launch onto the top at full speed, place the tree on a flat floor and against a wall or in a corner, and re-tighten the posts every few weeks as the wood settles.

Will it stop my cat scratching the sofa?

It gives your cat a better option. Sisal is the texture most cats prefer for scratching, and an upright post tall enough to stretch on is what furniture usually provides. Place the tree near the spot your cat already scratches and reward every visit, and most cats switch within a couple of weeks.

Is it suitable for kittens and older cats?

Yes. The levels step up gradually, from the base to the cloud-shaped platform, the round side perch and the upper platform, so kittens and older cats can climb in short hops instead of one big jump.

Is assembly difficult?

No. The posts screw into the platforms level by level with the included hardware, and the instructions show each step in order. Assembling it with a second person makes holding the upper levels easier.

How long does delivery take, and can I return it?

Every order ships with tracking and usually arrives in 4 to 10 business days. Returns are free within 30 days.

In the box: 1 modern cat tree (all platforms, posts and the branch top with toys), assembly hardware and instructions. Tip: rub a little catnip or silvervine on the lowest sisal post for the first few days, and place the tree near a window or where your family spends the evening; cats use trees most where the action is.