Kittens And Adult Cats Love These Cat Trees According To Human And Kitty Reviewers

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A HuffPost shopping guide cites a certified feline behaviorist explaining that cats seek high vantage points because they are both predator and prey, and recommends investing in a multi-tiered cat tree to satisfy that instinct. The piece highlights a 73-inch Wayfair model priced at $85 and up, featuring scratching posts, enclosed nooks and a wall anchor, as one behaviorist-endorsed pick among several HuffPost-selected options.

The article notes HuffPost may earn a commission on purchases made through its links, and that the consulted expert does not necessarily endorse every product listed beyond her stated favorite.

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Cats liking high places is not exactly a discovery that needed a certified expert and a shopping link to arrive at your door. The article is honest enough to admit it earns a cut of whatever you buy, which is more disclosure than most furniture salesmen bother with. Your cat, for its part, will still prefer the top of the refrigerator to the $85 tower built just for it.

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