Give them the window seat.
Cat perches, hammocks, beds and scratchers chosen for apartments. Things your cat will actually use, in shapes and colors your room can live with.
Where does your cat nap?
Good spots, good looking
Cats pick the best spot in the room. We just make it a nicer one.
Perches, shelves and beds that earn their place on the wall.
Up, out and tucked in
A seat with a view
Suction and sill-mounted perches turn a window into the best seat in the home. Your cat gets the street, the birds and the afternoon sun.
Use the wall, not the floor
Steps, bridges and wall beds give a climbing cat a route above the furniture. Small rooms keep their floor, and the wall gets a shape.
Somewhere better than the sofa
Cardboard, sisal and corner scratchers give claws a spot of their own. Put one where the scratching already happens.
Pick the right spot
Find the sunny side
Watch where your cat already naps. That window or shelf is where the new spot belongs.
Measure the space
Measure the glass, sill or wall, then compare it with the dimensions on the product page.
Check the surface
Suction needs smooth, clean glass. Wall pieces need a wall that can take the screws.
Give it a week
Cats are slow to trust new furniture. If it really does not suit, unused items have 30 days to come back.
A warm spot for the evening
Felt caves, donut beds and radiator beds for when the window goes cool. Somewhere to curl up that looks good on the floor.
Shop beds and cavesStraight answers for cat people
How to choose a cat window perch
Suction or sill-mounted, which window, and how to get your cat to use it.
Read the guideHow to stop a cat scratching the couch
Why cats scratch, and how to move the scratching somewhere better.
Read the guideHow long does delivery take?
Will a window perch work on my window?
Can I return something my cat ignores?
Do wall shelves need tools to install?
How do I contact you?
News from the sill
New perches, shelves and beds when they arrive. A short email, now and then.