A holiday centerpiece your cats will claim as their own the moment it's assembled.
'The enclosed top perch is the real draw here. Cats want a den, not just a lookout, and this one gives them both in a shape that happens to look like a tree.'
Feline Behavior Lead This is a genuinely tall, four-level cat tower dressed in green plush with a scattering of festive accents, so it works as both a serious piece of climbing furniture and a seasonal decoration. Each platform is rated to support a full-grown adult cat, so it holds up in busy multi-cat households.
Every post is fully wrapped in scratching material, so your cat has somewhere legitimate to dig in the moment they climb aboard, not just at the base. The enclosed top perch adds a private, cave-like resting spot that a flat platform can't match, especially useful for cats who like to observe from above but still want walls around them.
The wide, reinforced base keeps the whole structure steady even with more than one cat climbing at once, which matters more on a four-level tower than it does on anything shorter.
*Seasonal styling aside, this tower is built to stay in rotation as a year-round piece once the holidays wrap up.
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Yes. Each platform is individually rated to hold an adult cat, and the base is reinforced to stay stable with multiple cats climbing at once.
It's a semi-enclosed design, giving your cat walls to lean into and a sense of privacy rather than a fully exposed platform.
The structure and function are identical to our standard multi-level towers. The green plush and light seasonal trim are decorative, not functional, so it holds its own the rest of the year too.
Plan on 30 to 45 minutes with two people. All hardware is included and the posts are pre-drilled to keep it straightforward.
Budget IX: Everyday Collection
Budget IX: Everyday Collection
Budget IX: Everyday Collection
It took a few days for my kittens to figure this out but they enjoy the perches, attached toys, and holes to move betwween levels. However, those holes are smaa and a big cat can't use them. The top cave is too small even for my 5 month olds, but they perch on top of it and wrestle the star. It is stable, charming, and a hit.
