Marlinda Davis | Cat Climbing Structures

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Best Materials for Cat Trees for Large Cats

In terms of domestic cats, large cats are those over 12 lbs. Because of their extra size and strength, the amount of pressure they will put on their cat climbing structures, furniture, etc. is much greater than the average cat which is under 9 lbs. For this reason,

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5 Best Cat Trees For Kittens Under 2 Years Old

When it comes to kittens, buying them the right furniture can be tricky for two reasons: Kittens are frail but still need much of the same exposures as adult cats like climbing, scratching and jumping. Kittens won’t stay small for long and it can seem like

Things Cats Climb That Are Important For A Healthy Lifestyle

When providing the best environment for your cat, one of the most important factors to get right are the things that cats climb. Why Do Cats Climb? Because climbing is essential to almost every activity a cat does throughout its entire life. There isn’t much difference

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The New Cat Condos Premier Triple Cat Perch [Review]

The New Cat Condos Premier Triple Cat Perch is just as it suggests. It is a small perch for your cats to lounge on and maybe look out the window at the scenery. It features three levels that are stacked, staggered in receding length similar to

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Why Do Cats Like To Climb To High Places? [5 Reasons]

One of the hardest things for cat owners to accommodate is their cat’s inclination to jump and climb to high places. Whether you love it or hate it, you must manage it appropriately for both your cat’s and household’s well-being. So why do cats like to

10 Best Cat Trees For Older Cats

As your cat ages, you probably notice an overall decline in its activity. It may not even be able to use the same toys and structures that it used to as a kitten or adult cat. This guide is designed to help you find the best

Caring for Older Cats with Joint & Mobility Issues

Caring for older cats can be quite challenging for most. A recent study found that nearly 90% of cats over the age of 12 years old developed osteoarthritis. Another study found that 48% of cats over 6 years old were likely to develop two different joint-related

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Providing The Best Cat Climbing Structures for Kittens

In general, kittens can be described as young cats under the age of 12 months or 1 year old. Like adult cats, kittens will vary in size. The most important thing to remember is that a kitten is still a kitten regardless of it’s size. This

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10 Best Cat Trees For Maine Coons 2025

If you’re looking for the Best Cat Trees For Maine Coons 2025 and beyond, you’re in the right place! Because I understand the needs of these over-sized beauties, I’m not just going to stick a big looking cat tree on an article and try to sell

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Why and How Do Cats Play?

Cats are very interesting animals. They think and act very differently than us so I wanted to take a moment to explain exactly why and how cats play as well as a few other behaviors they exhibit that are in some cases opposite than what we

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Go Pet Club Cat Tree Review

Most cats love to climb by nature. When we bring them into our homes without the proper structures, it can get quite overwhelming as they climb all over everything that they shouldn’t like the stove hood or fridge. It is also frustrating because they knock things

Author: Marlinda Davis