Chewy's 60-Inch Feandrea Cat Tower Gives Multi-Cat Homes a Vertical Solution

Owning three cats has taught me a basic truth: placing a single cat bed in a home is an act of pure wishful thinking. Six unused sleeping spots can sit around the house, yet the instant one cat claims a bed, the remaining two act as though no other resting place exists.

So when I came across Chewy's Feandrea Multi-Story Cat Apartment, I had to laugh. Rather than offering a lone hideaway, it packs in two beds, three scratching posts, a sizable top perch and several levels to climb. Essentially, it is a miniature apartment block designed for felines who like to squabble over square footage.

FEANDREA Tall Multi-Story Apartment with 2 Beds & 3 Scratching Posts Cat Tree Tower, 21 x 18 x 60-in, Dove Gray, Chewy

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If they would have me, I would genuinely move in.

The tower is offered in dove gray or dark gray. It includes two enclosed kitty caves, climbing platforms set at staggered heights, three sisal scratching posts and three hanging fluff balls — the last of which seem designed to help your cat imagine itself as a jungle predator rather than a creature that panicked at a falling leaf last week.

Who Will Love This Cat Tree?

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• Homes with multiple cats, where favorite nap spots are constantly being taken over.
• Kittens who treat the floor as lava.
• Older cats who do better with gentler climbing routes.
• Apartment residents hoping to give indoor cats more vertical space.
• Cats who like watching the neighborhood from a window.
• People who have made peace with the fact that their furniture now belongs to small furry landlords.

The layout is what I appreciate most. Rather than requiring cats to leap straight to the top, the staggered platforms form a simpler climbing path. Young, energetic kittens can race upward, while senior cats get a far gentler route to their preferred lookout point.

That large top perch serves another crucial function, too.

Judging you.

Sooner or later, every cat tree turns into a small throne from which your cat quietly tracks your every move while paying nothing toward the mortgage.

According to reviewers, putting it together is not difficult.

One shopper described assembly as easy and called the completed tower sturdy on the whole. During assembly, they did manage to tear part of the lower cover while pulling it into position, but they noted their older cats likely would not care.

A second reviewer chose the tower specifically because their senior cat required an easier way to reach higher perches. In their experience, the staggered design made climbing much more manageable, though they attached a small additional perch to simplify the trip further.

Then there is the review that may be the most relatable of all, which said simply:

“They love it.”

Five stars.

Nothing more needs to be said.