What cat supplies do you sell?

The range covers the main things a cat enjoys and needs: cat trees and towers for climbing, sisal scratching posts, indoor wicker and cardboard houses, weatherproof outdoor and feral shelters, a cat exercise wheel, and a hooded litter tray. Whether you've got an indoor kitten or an outdoor cat that comes and goes, there's something here to keep them active, comfortable and settled.

Will a cat tree stop my cat scratching the furniture?

It usually helps a lot. Cats scratch to stretch, mark territory and keep their claws in shape, so giving them a sturdy sisal post to use instead means they're far less likely to target your sofa. Placing the tree near where they already scratch, and rewarding them for using it, speeds things along. It won't guarantee perfect behaviour, but it makes a real difference.

What size cat tree should I choose?

It depends on your space and your cat. The small 42cm towers suit kittens, single cats and smaller homes, while taller multi-level trees give active cats more to climb. If floor space is limited, the floor-to-ceiling designs use height instead of footprint, and there's wall-mounted furniture too. Check the dimensions on each product page against your chosen spot before buying.

Do you have cat houses for outdoors?

Yes. There are fir wood cat houses with balconies and weatherproof roofs for garden cats, plus insulated foam shelters designed for ferals and strays that hold body heat well through winter. The lighter wicker and cardboard houses are better suited to indoor use. Each product page makes clear whether a house is for inside, outside or both.

Are the cat beds easy to keep clean?

The raised wicker beds come with removable, washable cushions, and the woven base lets air circulate, so they're straightforward to keep fresh. The cardboard houses are recyclable when they eventually wear out. A quick wipe of the frame and a wash of the cushion cover is usually all that's needed to keep things tidy.

What is the cat exercise wheel for?

The cat wheel is built for active indoor cats that need to burn off energy, much like a running wheel scaled up for cats. It has a brake to keep it steady and scratching pads on the surface, and it suits cats under 5kg. It's a good option for high-energy or indoor-only cats that don't get much chance to run around outside, though most cats need a little encouragement to start using it.

Are the trees and houses hard to assemble?

Most cat trees arrive flat-packed and go together fairly quickly, usually by attaching the posts, platforms and houses to the base, with the larger floor-to-ceiling models taking a bit longer. Some items, like the rattan beds, arrive ready to use. Each product page gives a sense of what's involved, and none of them need more than basic tools.

How much is delivery and what's the returns policy?

Delivery is free across the UK mainland, with orders dispatched in 3 to 5 working days and no hidden fees, so the total at checkout is what you pay. If you change your mind or order in error, you're welcome to return the item, though the return postage cost would be down to you in those cases. If anything arrives faulty or damaged, get in touch with the team and they'll put it right.

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Cats like to climb, scratch, hide and nap, often all in the same afternoon, and this range gives them somewhere to do all of it. You'll find cat trees from compact towers up to tall multi-level activity centres, sisal scratching posts that save your furniture, and a mix of cat houses covering cosy indoor wicker beds, smart wall-mounted furniture and weatherproof outdoor shelters. There's even a cat exercise wheel for high-energy indoor cats and a hooded litter tray to keep things tidy. The idea is to cover the whole of a cat's day.

For play and climbing, the trees come with perches, hammocks and sisal posts that most cats far prefer to scratch over your sofa. For rest, the wicker beds and enclosed houses give a snug, private spot, while the insulated outdoor shelters suit ferals, strays and cats that like the garden. Most of the range comes from PawHut, with a good spread of colours, sizes and styles to fit your home.

Every order ships free across the UK mainland, with dispatch in 3 to 5 working days and no hidden fees at checkout. Shop by category below to find what suits your cat.

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Trees, towers and scratching posts

Giving your cat a proper place to climb and scratch is the quickest way to keep them off the curtains. The cat trees range runs from small 42cm towers for kittens and single cats up to tall floor-to-ceiling designs with perches, hammocks and condos. Nearly all use sisal rope on the posts, which is the texture cats naturally prefer, so they're far more likely to use the tree than your furniture. There's wall-mounted cat furniture in the mix too, handy where floor space is tight.

Indoor and outdoor cat houses

Cats love a private hideaway, and the cat houses collection has plenty. Indoors, there are raised wicker beds with washable cushions and budget cardboard houses with built-in scratchers. Outdoors, the fir wood houses with balconies and weatherproof roofs suit garden cats, while the insulated foam shelters are made for ferals and strays through the colder months.

A bit of everything else

The range goes beyond the basics too. There's a cat exercise wheel with a brake for active indoor cats, and a hooded litter tray with a scoop for keeping the litter area neat and private.

Delivery and returns

Delivery is free to the UK mainland, with dispatch in 3 to 5 working days and no hidden fees. If you change your mind or order the wrong item, returns are welcome, though the return postage cost would be yours to cover in those cases.

Cat Supplies Frequently Asked Questions

What cat supplies do you sell?

The range covers the main things a cat enjoys and needs: cat trees and towers for climbing, sisal scratching posts, indoor wicker and cardboard houses, weatherproof outdoor and feral shelters, a cat exercise wheel, and a hooded litter tray. Whether you've got an indoor kitten or an outdoor cat that comes and goes, there's something here to keep them active, comfortable and settled.
Will a cat tree stop my cat scratching the furniture?

It usually helps a lot. Cats scratch to stretch, mark territory and keep their claws in shape, so giving them a sturdy sisal post to use instead means they're far less likely to target your sofa. Placing the tree near where they already scratch, and rewarding them for using it, speeds things along. It won't guarantee perfect behaviour, but it makes a real difference.
What size cat tree should I choose?

It depends on your space and your cat. The small 42cm towers suit kittens, single cats and smaller homes, while taller multi-level trees give active cats more to climb. If floor space is limited, the floor-to-ceiling designs use height instead of footprint, and there's wall-mounted furniture too. Check the dimensions on each product page against your chosen spot before buying.
Do you have cat houses for outdoors?

Yes. There are fir wood cat houses with balconies and weatherproof roofs for garden cats, plus insulated foam shelters designed for ferals and strays that hold body heat well through winter. The lighter wicker and cardboard houses are better suited to indoor use. Each product page makes clear whether a house is for inside, outside or both.
Are the cat beds easy to keep clean?

The raised wicker beds come with removable, washable cushions, and the woven base lets air circulate, so they're straightforward to keep fresh. The cardboard houses are recyclable when they eventually wear out. A quick wipe of the frame and a wash of the cushion cover is usually all that's needed to keep things tidy.
What is the cat exercise wheel for?

The cat wheel is built for active indoor cats that need to burn off energy, much like a running wheel scaled up for cats. It has a brake to keep it steady and scratching pads on the surface, and it suits cats under 5kg. It's a good option for high-energy or indoor-only cats that don't get much chance to run around outside, though most cats need a little encouragement to start using it.
Are the trees and houses hard to assemble?

Most cat trees arrive flat-packed and go together fairly quickly, usually by attaching the posts, platforms and houses to the base, with the larger floor-to-ceiling models taking a bit longer. Some items, like the rattan beds, arrive ready to use. Each product page gives a sense of what's involved, and none of them need more than basic tools.
How much is delivery and what's the returns policy?

Delivery is free across the UK mainland, with orders dispatched in 3 to 5 working days and no hidden fees, so the total at checkout is what you pay. If you change your mind or order in error, you're welcome to return the item, though the return postage cost would be down to you in those cases. If anything arrives faulty or damaged, get in touch with the team and they'll put it right.