Amazon Prime Day's Massive Cat Tower Complete with Caves and Hammocks Is a Kittie's Dream

Prime Day, which begins today, July 16th and runs until midday tomorrow, July 17th, is nothing to sneeze at. There are people who hold off on Amazon purchases all year just to get in on the Prime Day deals, and for good reason.

Prime Day deals truly have something for everyone, from tech lovers and bookworms to pet parents. The range is impressive, and some of these products are truly a must-have! For example, a new cat tree just went on sale. Not only is it on sale, but it's also amazing:

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Feandrea Cat Tree

This absolute palace of a tower is the Feandrea Cat Tree. At regular price, the tower will run you $130, but Prime members can get it for $110 - that's $20 off, roughly 16%! The cat tree boasts several different enrichment features, like:

1. Over 7 feet of total climbing space
2. 13 separate scratching posts
3. 2 open-air perches
4. 2 enclosed caves
5. 1 basket
6. 1 hammock

The cat tower (which is more like a cat compound, if you ask me) is also available in a few different colors and heights, though the discounts for some of those vary. If your goal is to find the best cat tree and match your home's aesthetic all at once, this could be the one for you!

What Makes a Cat Tree Good?

When we look at cat trees, it's easy to feel like they're all the same. The truth is that structurally, they are all pretty similar: they feature perches, scratching posts, and hideaway caves. They typically have some pompoms to bat around, too.

But, in reality, all cat trees are absolutely not created equal. You don't have to spend a small fortune to get a good one! A good cat tree should:

1. Be at least a few feet tall, cats love to be up high!
2. Be durable enough to support the weight of your cats (ideally suitable up to 40+ pounds),
3. Have at least one open perch and one closed-in hideaway per cat.
4. Have at least one scratching post.

The fewer cats you have, the less you'll need of a cat tree. However, even if you only have one cat, getting a cat tree like this could be perfect. It just means they have more space to roam and climb by themselves, which will help pevent boredom. A bored cat is an aggressive one!

According to the reviews, Feandrea definitely got it right with this one: it has over 4.5 stars across over 3,000 reviews, and buyers have said that it's cute, durable, and easy to put together. With something this large, being easy to put together might just be one of the best features of all!