New Cat Condos

New Cat Condos – Premium Cat Trees & Towers for Comfort and Play

Give your cat the perfect space to climb, scratch, and relax with our New Cat Condos collection. Designed for stability and durability, our high-quality cat trees and towers provide a cozy and engaging environment for felines of all sizes. Whether your pet loves perching on high platforms, scratching on sisal-covered posts, or curling up in a plush hideaway, we have a variety of options to suit their needs.

Why Choose New Cat Condos?

• Sturdy & Durable: Made with high-quality materials for long-lasting use.
• Multi-Level Designs: Perfect for active cats who love to climb and explore.
• Scratch-Resistant: Sisal-covered posts help keep claws healthy and protect your furniture.
• Cozy Hideouts & Lounging Perches: Comfortable spots for cats to nap and relax.
• Easy Assembly: Quick and hassle-free setup with included instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What size cat condo should I get for my cat?

Small, Medium, or Large?

The size of the condo depends on your cat’s breed, weight, and activity level. Smaller condos work well for kittens and single cats, while large, multi-level condos are ideal for households with multiple pets.

2. Are New Cat Condos safe for large or heavy cats?

Yes! Our condos are designed with sturdy bases and durable materials to support larger breeds like Maine Coons and Ragdolls. Look for models with wide platforms and reinforced stability for extra security.

3. How do I get my cat to use a new condo?

Tips for Introducing Your Cat to Their New Condo

• Place the condo in a familiar, comfortable space.
• Sprinkle catnip or treats on different levels to encourage exploration.
• Use your cat’s favorite toys to make it an inviting play area.
• Be patient—some cats take time to adjust to new furniture.

4. How do I clean and maintain a cat condo?

• Use a vacuum or lint roller to remove fur from fabric surfaces.
• Wipe wooden or plastic parts with a damp cloth.
• Trim loose threads to prevent accidental swallowing.
• Regularly check for wear and replace worn-out scratching posts if needed.