First things first-why are cat trees so important for your cat? Cats are natural climbers and need a place where they can safely scratch, climb, and observe their surroundings. A cat tower gives them ...

jumping might not be easy—many felines get arthritis in their old age. Cats are considered “senior” at 10 years old. “A younger cat would probably enjoy just about any style of cat tree ...

Promising review: "Before I could get the cat tower put together ... and a 4 year old big boy and they both adore this tree! Surprisingly easy to put together. If you're debating if it is worth ...

Electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation from cell phone towers and gadgets is damaging plant life. Studies show that EMF stunts tree growth and harms crop development. Controlled studies revealed ...

One way to support your cat’s evolutionary need for heights is through investing in a cat tree, a dedicated structure with multiple tiers for cats to climb and perch on. The benefits of cat trees “go ...

One cat mom noted that the tree is, “very easy to put together and comes with replacement balls! Perfect size and height for any space. The fabric is pretty soft, and once assembled, the whole tower ...

If you see the trees and sunset first in the image... "If the first thing you saw was several trees in front of a sunset, you are very perceptive and easy-going ... If you see a cat in the ...

since their cat tree is made of heavy-duty particleboard, it can handle a bit more weight than others. Cat caretakers are impressed with the size of it, too: “I have a plump kitty. He is big and he is ...

On one of the coldest nights of the year last Monday, neighbors in Lake Forest Park gathered around a tree armed with headlights and flashlights marveling at a cat stuck in a tree. What to do?