Collection: Cat Supplies

Because Your Cat Deserves More Than Just the Couch

Cats spend a lot of their lives lounging, scratching, climbing, and generally doing whatever they want. Giving them furniture of their own isn’t about spoiling them (okay, maybe a little) — it’s about giving them safe, comfortable places to do all those cat things without wrecking your sofa.

The right cat furniture fits into your home, keeps them entertained, and gives them their own territory. And if it keeps your armchair from looking like it fought a sandpaper battle? Even better.

Scratching Posts, Towers, and Hideouts

Not all cat furniture is the same. Some cats just want a tall post to scratch and a perch to watch the world go by. Others want a full climbing tower with multiple levels, ramps, hammocks, and little cubbyholes to nap in.

Scratching posts are a must. They’re not just for keeping claws in shape — they’re for marking territory and burning a bit of energy. If you’ve got the space, a multi-level tree gives your cat more options and helps them stay active indoors. For shy cats, enclosed hideouts can give them a private retreat where they feel safe.

Built for Cats… and Your Home

Let’s be honest: some cat furniture looks like it belongs in a cartoon. That’s fine if you like bright colors and novelty shapes, but plenty of options are designed to blend right into a living room. Neutral tones, natural wood finishes, and modern shapes make it easy to match your style.

Durability matters too. Cats can be rough on their stuff, so look for sturdy frames, quality fabrics, and sisal-wrapped posts that hold up over time. Bonus if parts can be replaced instead of the whole thing — it’s easier on the wallet.

Why Cats Love It (and Why You Will Too)

Cats have instincts to climb, scratch, and claim territory. If you don’t give them a place for it, they’ll pick one themselves — and it might be your bookshelf or curtains. Having dedicated furniture channels that channel energy somewhere safe.

For you, it’s less shredded furniture, fewer hair-covered cushions, and a happier, more active cat. Plus, watching them pounce from platform to platform never gets old.

Choosing the Right Piece

Think about your cat’s habits. Do they like to be up high? Go for a tall tower or wall-mounted shelves. More of a napper? A cozy bed or hammock might be perfect. Got multiple cats? Multi-level furniture gives everyone their own space.

Measure your available space before buying — a tower that looks small in photos might be taller than you think in person. And remember, even small pieces can make a big difference for your cat’s comfort and behaviour.

A Little Space of Their Own

In the end, cat furniture is about giving your pet a spot where they feel secure and entertained. Whether it’s a compact scratching post or a full climbing playground, it’s an investment in your cat’s happiness — and your home’s survival.