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Cat Trees! Help!

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Izzi

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Purred: Mon Aug 27, '12 9:22am PST


	I didn't know where else to put this topic >.> I'm looking into getting a cat tree for my cats to hopefully stop them from climbing on top of everything else and so they have something to sleep on, scratch etc.. I don't know which one to get! I need something that is durable so they can scratch it and won't tip over/is big enough for a fat cat. I'm looking online since the pet stores seem to only carry a couple... So I was wondering, do you have a cat tree? Which one did you buy (if it's online)? Do your cats like it?

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Smithwick

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Purred: Tue Aug 28, '12 3:08pm PST


	The ones at Drs Foster & Smith look really nice & sturdy. I think they are on sale right now too. I am on the verge of ordering one, since the one my better half started making is still not completed. I did a search on Amazon, and found alot of them - just look at the reviews, cause some of them are cheezily made. I think PetPlace? not sure if name right is a good brand.

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Merlin - An Angel- Forever

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Purred: Tue Aug 28, '12 6:03pm PST


	Some pet trees are poorly made: flimsy thin plywood, cheap carpet that rips easily, exposed sharp nails, is easily tipped over, etc The trees sold at Petco and Petsmart tend to be of this cheap type I suggest buying a tree from a reputable online place or at a cat show. These are well made and sturdy, though sometimes pricey. Arubacat Mountain Cat Trees Angelical Cat Trees Cat Tree Furniture Kitty Mansions Cats Play Sometimes non-chain/independent pet stores/boutiques will have good quality pet trees. Ask at your local store Edited by author Tue Aug 28, '12 6:04pm PST