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Cat trees for large cats

Kratzbäume für Maine Coon, Norweger und Katzen ab 6 kg: 180–185 cm hoch, 45–80 kg Eigengewicht, Bodenplatte bis 125 cm – alle Maße laut Hersteller im Vergleich.

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mau Naturkratzbaum Coon

mau Naturkratzbaum Coon

180–185 cm high · 50–55 kg product weightTip-over calculation: Cat up to 10 kg

€779.00

incl. VAT · free shippingDelivery in 1–2 weeks
mau Naturkratzbaum Coon MAX

mau Naturkratzbaum Coon MAX

180–185 cm high · 50–55 kg product weightTip-over calculation: Cat up to 10 kg

€829.00

incl. VAT · free shippingDelivery in 1–2 weeks
mau Naturkratzbaum Highland

mau Naturkratzbaum Highland

180–185 cm high · 70–80 kg product weightTip-over calculation: Cat up to 12 kg

€895.00

incl. VAT · free shippingDelivery in 1–2 weeks
mau Naturkratzbaum Ragdoll

mau Naturkratzbaum Ragdoll

180–185 cm high · 45–50 kg product weightTip-over calculation: Cat up to 10 kg

€719.00

incl. VAT · free shippingDelivery in 1–2 weeks

“Tip-over calculation up to … kg”: Up to this cat weight, the base plate lifts off at most noticeably in our model calculation, even with a powerful jump (12 kg is the limit of the calculation). Calculation, not a physical test; the manufacturer does not specify a maximum weight for the cat. How we calculate

The models side by side

All information according to the manufacturer, sorted alphabetically – not a ranking. Because every trunk is naturally grown, the manufacturer states ranges.

FeatureNaturkratzbaum CoonNaturkratzbaum Coon MAXNaturkratzbaum HighlandNaturkratzbaum Ragdoll
Price€779.00€829.00€895.00€719.00
Dimensions180–185 cm high, 90–100 cm wide, 80–90 cm deep (overall dimensions, widest point)180–185 cm high, 90–100 cm wide, 80–90 cm deep (overall dimensions, widest point)180–185 cm high, 125 cm wide, 80–90 cm deep (overall dimensions, widest point)180–185 cm high, 85–95 cm wide, 80–90 cm deep (overall dimensions, widest point)
Resting surfaces1 small, 1 medium, and 1 large platform, 1 lounging bowl2 large platforms, 2 lounging bowls1 small platform, 3 large platforms2 small platforms, 1 medium platform, 1 lounging bowl
Base plate83 × 62 cm83 × 62 cm125 × 62 cm83 × 62 cm
product weight50–55 kg50–55 kg70–80 kg45–50 kg
Delivery2 parcels by freight delivery2 parcels by freight delivery4 parcels by freight delivery2 parcels by freight delivery
Delivery time1–2 weeks1–2 weeks1–2 weeks1–2 weeks

Cat tree XXL for large cats: what matters

What defines an XXL cat tree

XXL does not just mean tall. For a Maine Coon, Norwegian Forest Cat, or a heavy tomcat, three things matter: stability, posts with at least 12 cm diameter (over 8 kg, according to our rule of thumb, better 15 cm), and lying surfaces where the cat can stretch out completely. All dimensions in the guide

Stable: product weight and base plate are decisive

A typical freestanding cat tree for large cats is 160 cm tall, has a 58 cm wide base plate, and weighs 27.5 kg (medians from our evaluation of 49 models). According to our model calculation, such a tree should be anchored to the wall or ceiling from around 7 kg cat weight. The natural wood cat trees here weigh 45–80 kg and stand on 83 or 125 cm wide beech plates – that is why they are freestanding. Tip-over calculator: does your tree suit your cat?

Large lying surface: how to measure correctly

Measure your cat when lying stretched out, from the nose to the base of the tail. The inside dimension of the largest lying surface should be at least this long. When checking manufacturer specifications, pay attention to whether inside or outside dimensions are meant – the difference can be substantial. More about the lying surface

Frequently asked questions about cat trees for large cats

How big should a cat tree be for a Maine Coon?

Height is secondary. More important are posts from 12 cm diameter (over 8 kg better 15 cm), a lying surface that is as long as the stretched-out cat, and sufficient stability – freestanding through product weight and a wide base plate, or secured to the wall or ceiling.

Is a normal freestanding cat tree enough for a Maine Coon?

For cats up to around 6 kg, usually yes. According to our model calculation, a typical freestanding cat tree for large cats (160 cm tall, 58 cm base plate, 27.5 kg) should be secured to the wall or ceiling from around 7 kg.

Which cat tree here stands the most securely?

The heaviest and widest is the Highland: 70–80 kg product weight, base plate 125 × 62 cm. According to our tip-over calculation, it lifts off noticeably at most up to 12 kg cat weight, the other three models up to 10 kg.

Does an anti-slip mat prevent tipping over?

No. According to our calculation, a cat tree will tip over even with moderate friction – such as wood on wood – before it slips. Only more product weight, a wider base plate, or an attachment will prevent tipping.

How thick do the posts need to be?

At least 12 cm, and for cats over 8 kg, according to our rule of thumb, better 15 cm. Maine Coon Hilfe e. V. states 12 cm as the lower limit for Maine Coons.

Which one fits your cat? Go to the size finder