FAQ

The most toxic flower for cats is the lily, particularly those from the Lilium and Hemerocallis genera.

Yes, cats are generally happier with a cat tree as it provides stimulation, exercise, and a space to satisfy natural behaviors like climbing and scratching.

A cat tree provides cats with physical exercise, mental stimulation, and a space of their own for scratching, climbing, and lounging.

Yes, flower cat trees typically require some assembly upon arrival.

Yes, flower cat trees are generally safe for cats when properly constructed with non-toxic materials and stable designs.

Yes, many cats enjoy flower cat trees because they offer climbing, scratching, and lounging opportunities in a visually appealing structure.

A flower cat tree is a piece of cat furniture designed to resemble flowers, providing cats with places to climb, scratch, and rest. It combines playful floral aesthetics with practical features for feline enrichment.

Most cats do not like having their bellies rubbed, as this area is very sensitive and protected.

Cats lift their bum when you pet them as a reflexive response rooted in social behavior and sensitivity in a specific area near their tail.

Most cats do not enjoy having their bellies rubbed, as this area is highly sensitive and protected.