Ragdoll Cat Forums

Hi,
can you please post here your pictures of your cat trees for ragdolls.

https://www.spoilmykitty.com/cart.php?m=...etail&p=75

This is the one I have,
2 years old and ,
holding up great my 2 use it all the time.

My only advice is to make sure you have a sturdy base on it, so it don't tip over if they run and jump on it.

There's some really good ideas for building your own DIY on this website here:
http://www.cattreeplans.com
I'm going to build one when I get back from overseas for my future raggie baby!

We have a armakat-which we've had for a few years. Both cats love it, I will say my hubby took off the base and make a larger one ...but we are very happy with it

http://www.catpolesaustralia.com.au/inc/sdetail/158
this is the one i have. although, i think i paid $375 for it at a pet store - not that crazy amount that the online store is charging.

my cats love it. Its very sturdy.

(07-21-2010 11:57 AM)jellybean Wrote: [ -> ]https://www.spoilmykitty.com/cart.php?m=...etail&p=75

This is the one I have,
2 years old and ,
holding up great my 2 use it all the time.

My only advice is to make sure you have a sturdy base on it, so it don't tip over if they run and jump on it.

Wow, this website has a lot to choose from! And compared to other stores and sites, their prices seem to be pretty good. How did you ever decide which one to purchase? I have two cats so I need one that has two places for them to sleep. And not just a flat surface but they need to have small sides for the kittys to curl up in....

This is our tree, it weighs 30kg / 60lbs and is great for our huge ragdolls! It was made in October 2006 and the photo was taken May 2010, it has really held up great

(07-21-2010 11:57 AM)jellybean Wrote: [ -> ]https://www.spoilmykitty.com/cart.php?m=...etail&p=75

This is the one I have,
2 years old and ,
holding up great my 2 use it all the time.

My only advice is to make sure you have a sturdy base on it, so it don't tip over if they run and jump on it.

I have the 48 inch Bungalow model (on this website) and Sophie loves it! Interesting story on how we got this. When I went to pick up Sophie, the breeder asked if we had purchased the cat condo/tree yet and I said "no". Apparently the parents of Sophie's sister mistakenly ordered two and it was too expensive to send back. They asked the breeder to ask around to see if anyone would be interested. They were selling it for $50! Retail price well over $100.00. Turns out they live only 15 to 20 minutes from our home! Hubby and I talked about it and we decided to go for it. So we got Sophie on a Saturday and her cat condo on Sunday! Plus I got to meet Sophie' sister!

Carol C.

Wow, the website on how to make cat trees is amazing! Makes me want to attempt to make one!It's neat to look at the page of the customers trees, and the modifications they made to the cat tree plan. Love it!

Here's the tree I have for the boys: