Cat trees by cat breed

Every cat is different. While some cat breeds have certain needs, a breed does not necessarily mean what your cat’s personality is. So when choosing the right cat tree, pay attention not only to your cat’s physical characteristics, but also to personality. Does your rebel like to nap? Get a scratching post with lots of hiding places. Do you have a heavy cat? Then get a cat tree with thick trunks and a stable base. Below is a general overview of which scratching posts might suit your cat. Is your favorite cat breed not listed? Give us a shout, and we’ll make sure it gets added!

European Shorthair

The European shorthair is a breed derived from the sturdily built original domestic and farm cat from Europe.

Cat trees for European Shorthairs

Maine Coon

The Maine Coon is a large and strong cat breed, with a gentle and playful nature.

Cat trees for Maine Coon

British Shorthair

A gentle nature, a velvety coat and big eyes. A calm breed that adapts easily to any family situation.

Cat trees for British Shorthairs

Savannah cat

The Savannah cat is closest to the wild cat, the Serval. Because of their size, energy and affection, finding a cat tree suitable for these tigers can sometimes be a challenge.

Cat trees for Savannah cat

Ragdoll

The Ragdoll is a born cuddly bear, needing a sturdy scratching post with plenty of lying spots.

Cat trees for Ragdoll

Bengal cat

This energetic tiger likes to soar and must be sufficiently stimulated to avoid boredom.

Cat trees for Bengal

Norwegian Forest Cat

Norwegian is an athletic rebel with a thick fur coat and loves to explore

Cat trees for Norwegian Forest Cat

Siberian Forest Cat

Playful intelligent and social are just three characteristics of this gentle giant.

Cat trees for Siberian Forest Cat

Russian Blue

This sweet domestic cat likes to hide, so make sure you have a scratching post with plenty of hiding places.

Cat trees for Russian Blue

Siamese

Graceful, intelligent and affectionate. These cats love a challenging cat tree.

Cat trees for Siamese cats

Birman

This muscular ball of wool generally has a quiet nature and likes cat trees with lots of hiding places.

Cat trees for Birman

Burmese

Eager to learn, talkative and very affectionate. That's the Burmese in a nutshell.

Cat trees for Burmese

Ragamuffin

The Ragamuffin is an incredibly intelligent breed and is hugely popular with European cat owners.

Cat trees for Ragamuffin

Persian cat

This purebred lap cat loves to retreat to a cat tree with dark hiding places.

Cat trees for Persian