Wooden Cat Trees

Cat trees: Measure the available floor space and height, allowing clearance around the platforms.
Floor-to-ceiling trees: Compare your ceiling height with the selected option’s adjustment range and installation requirements.
Beds: Compare your cat’s relaxed sleeping space with the bed’s internal dimensions.
Exercise wheels: Check the running surface, overall footprint and installation guidance for the selected design.
Daily care: Allow room for opening lids, removing trays and cleaning.

Compare wooden and wood-finish cat trees by the way your cat will use them: where they can scratch, the route between levels and the usable space for resting. Then choose the finish and layout that work in your room.

Construction varies between options, including natural branches, plywood and engineered-board components. Read the selected option's material details rather than assuming every surface is solid wood. Check the full footprint and each perch or enclosed space against your cat's actual size, and follow the stated limits and anchoring instructions.

For adjustable pole designs, compare our floor-to-ceiling cat trees. Use our cat-tree buying guide to check measurements before ordering.

Questions about delivery, tracking or returns? Read our delivery and order help or contact us.

Compare capsule beds, condos and natural branches

For a clear capsule bed and raised platforms, compare the round-bed Natural Wood design. For enclosed resting spaces on two levels, look at the double-condo and cat-ear-bed design.

For branch-style layouts, compare the tall woven-hammock tree with the white house-condo tower. Our photo and measurement comparison puts these four exact designs side by side. Check each selected option's availability, materials and installation requirements before choosing.