Harry & Lloyd's Cat Emporium

When you think of cat trees, don’t you usually think of a tower covered with tan carpet and maybe sisal? Platforms and boxes arranged on poles? Well, you don’t have to put up with blocky and boring. Why couldn’t there be a cat tree that looks like a tree?

Now you can get a cat tree that doesn’t look like everyone else’s cat furniture from the local pet store franchise, and you’ll love it! Imagine platforms arranged among the leafy branches of a tree, with a cozy cabin at the base — available in several sizes. Your cat will love hiding among the leaves, and you’ll appreciate the graceful, natural touch it adds to your home.

How about a minimalist cat tree made from a real piece of tree? No leaves on this one, but it’s a rustic, all-natural alternative to the ordinary. See where you can get the latest cat trees that look like trees.

Cat lovers are a special breed — their cats are like their children. They like to see their cats happy, so a gift for the cat is like a gift for the cat lover. Show the cat lover in your life that you understand their feline attachment by presenting them with a gift for their cat.

You can choose a cat gift geared toward cat health or cat fun. Cat water fountains are an excellent choice to show you care about the health of the cat. These fountains make water available that is constantly running — that keeps the water fresher, and cats are more likely to drink a healthy amount.
For cat fun, a Turbo Scratcher will keep cats active and entertained for hours; there are other styles of cat scratcher toys, too.

One thing cats really like is climbing up high to survey their surroundings, so an indoor cat tree makes a thoughtful cat gift. Make the cat lover happy at the same time by going beyond the basic everyday cat climber and buying an exciting unique cat tree like none other.

Another cat gift that would make the cat lover happy is something that helps control the cat litter situation. Cat litterbox furniture conceals the cat box mess and helps contain odors. Who wouldn’t love that?

Beyond these basics, you can find a whole litter of gifts like cat t-shirts, cat mugs, cat figurines, and Christmas cat products at Cat Gifts For Cat Lovers.

I think Harry is right…cats do give a lot to their humans all year long. I’m sure every cat owner wants to buy their cat a Christmas gift to show their appreciation. And a cat tree is a great gift idea! But I don’t go for the natural look — or for the ordinary. There are plenty of cats, as well as their humans, who would prefer a unique cat tree.

I don’t know any self-respecting cat who would really like using one of those ordinary, blocky-looking, beige-covered cat climbers. And what cat owner wants one of those in their home? Harry’s natural-looking indoor cat trees are better, but if we live inside, why try to pretend we’re outside climbing trees? Your cat can get all the benefits of a cat tree and still be an individual with one of the many unique cat trees available.

I love the whimsical cat trees that look like something out of a fairytale. The mushroom and beanstalk cat trees are covered with a cushy layer of carpeting and sculptured into a fun addition to any room. Or maybe your cat is artistic or minimalist; there are unique cat trees for their (and your) taste, too. Take a look, and buy the perfect gift for your cat this year. There’s still plenty of time before Christmas!

It’s time once again for our humans to gift their loved ones to show how much they care. I sure hope they remember to show their cats how much they love and appreciate them. We cats offer so much companionship and unconditional love throughout the year. One of my favorite gifts for cats is an indoor cat tree.

If you love your cat, you want to provide everything it needs for a happy, healthy life. An indoor cat tree goes a long way toward your cat’s well-being. It encourages activity for a healthy body, and it satisfies the natural need to climb up high.

Though cat trees are available in all sizes, configurations, and materials, my very favorite is an indoor cat tree that looks like a real tree. I like the natural look; it makes me feel like a real jungle cat. They come in seedling and sapling sizes, as well as a tall tree. Which natural indoor cat tree would your cat like best?

It’s true that cats who live inside need to have some kind of exercise equipment to help them keep a sleek, sinuous physique. The taller the cat tree, the better, I say. And if it has a nice tall scratching post, it’s even better for stretching the muscles and keeping the claws in good shape. I like having a tree to climb on. But I don’t want it to look like a tree. Goodness, if that’s what I wanted, I’d just live outside…and we know I wouldn’t want to do that. All those bugs and all that dirt. Ewww.

But the usual cat trees you see online or in pet stores are so gauche. Totally not my style. And the poor humans who have to look at those things every day…how boring! I want something out of the ordinary. Something with pizzazz and style. Something that makes people (and other cats) take notice.

I found a pawful of modern cat trees that I just adore. They provide all the features a cat needs to stay physically and mentally stimulated. But they do it with style. Instead of trying to blend into the corner like ordinary cat trees (which never works, since they are such big pieces of cat furniture), they become the focal point of the room. And, really, shouldn’t a cat’s accessories support its role as the center of household life?

The only problem I have with these cat trees I found is that I just can’t decide which I like the best. I have such a complex personality. I like the ones that look like something out of a fairy tale. They are colorful and well-cushioned with carpeting, and they do satisfy my whimsical side. But then there’s the ribbon-shaped one that looks like a piece of sculpture. The flowing shape and the wild color choices appeal to my artistic side. And finally, the Lotus cat tree is simple, calm and serene — purrfect for my yoga and meditation time.

So I don’t know. Maybe I’ll just show these to my person and let her pick one out. Take a look at these unique cat trees and see if you don’t have a hard time deciding, too.

I just had to add this. I found these cat trees that are part rustic and part cushy. I like the natural tree branch legs for looks and for scratching, but the soft carpeted platforms and cradles are nice, too. I’m amazed at the many different configurations they come in, large and small. They are individually hand-crafted, so no two are exactly alike. I can’t decide which one I like the most.

Take a look, and click on
the ones you like the best
to find out more about them.

I’ve heard that cats in the wild climb up to a high vantage point to survey their surroundings and locate possible food sources. Here’s a picture of me hunting for food from a high place.


Seriously, you know that I’m a natural cat. Even though I live inside and I’m not wild, I prefer things as close to natural as possible. None of this fancy, schmancy glittery stuff for me. That’s why I like these natural-looking cat trees I found.

The cat trees with the leaves are great. I could really feel like the mighty hunter in one of these. I’d climb up there and peer out through the leaves, and no one would ever know I was there. I bet my person would like them, too, because they look like a nice house plant, but she wouldn’t have to water them.

Even though those cat climbers are made with real tree branches and look very realistic, it’s true that the leaves aren’t real. Real leaves just wouldn’t last, so these are made of silk. So I really like the all-natural cedar cat tree, too. It’s made from a real cedar tree and solid wood platforms, with no chemicals, preservatives, or synthetic carpeting. It looks very serene and peaceful; it would be purrfect for my zen meditations.

Indoor cats really need a cat tree to climb. It satisfies their need to be up high, and it provides some much-needed exercise to ward off obesity. What’s that you say? I should talk? Hey, I use my cat tree as much as you use that treadmill in the corner. I just don’t like to get too high off the ground, because that places me farther away from the food. Here’s a picture of my favorite cat tree.

Visit Indoor Cat Trees and pick your favorite.