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Stairs

Does your cat or dog need just a little help getting up to higher places? Well our stairs are perfect for helping your older cat or dog to access higher See details

Kitty Cruisers

Kitty Cruisers make the authentic plastic bag sound that cats love, yet is 100% safe for cats to crawl and play through. See details

Triple Cat Condo - New Product

At 4 1/2 Feet the Triple Cat Tunnel is filled with places for your cat to lay and play. It's compact design makes it a piece that will See details

Most cats are kept indoors for many reasons, but mostly for health and safety. These reasons include keeping your cat away from outdoor dangers, traumas, toxins, and keeping them away from deadly infections. Cats that live indoors tend to live twice as long as outdoor cats.

An indoor environment for your cat is definitely safer, but is not as interesting for your curious cat. It is up to you to create a stimulate environment for your cat that gives them what they would normally find outside.

Here are some ideas that will help keep your indoor cat happy!

1. Quality Cat Food

Give your indoor cat good quality cat food that supplements them with all the nutrients they need. One way to ensure this is to check to make sure the label indicates that it is “AFFC” approved which means that the pet food has the minimal amount of nutrients in it for your cat.

2. Take excellent care of your Cat’s Litter box

Keep an adequate number of litter boxes in your houses. A good rule to go by, is to have one litter box for each cat plus one extra. Your cat’s litter box should be cleaned daily using a litter box rake, have the litter changed monthly and replace the box once a year. Your cats litter box location is also very important to them and should be kept far away from high traffic areas and dogs. Cats are very hygienic so you should always keep a good litter box clean, and use a type of litter and texture that appeals to your cat.

3. Toys

Cats love to play with toys, so it’s very important to ensure that your cat has plenty of toys in order to enrich their environment. Every cat is different with what kind of toys they prefer. Always have some cat toys that roll, maybe have some cat nip in them, and toys that hang off a string and stimulate your cat to play.

4. Play Time

This goes without saying for most people, but cats should be given at least 10 minutes of attention a day. Always be sure to play with your cats and bond with them!

5. Scratching Posts

Always provide your cat with a good scratching post for them to stretch out and scratch on. If you fail to do this, your cat will resort to scratching the furniture and your house and you certainly don’t want that! Cats scratch in order to mark their territory and to shape their claws. Even if your cat is declawed they still like to go through the motions of scratching. Put your cats scratching post in their favorite place to hang out and if you have multiple cats consider buying multiple scratching posts.

6. Refuge

Provide your cat with a refuge and a place to get away and rest. A refuge may be a box, bed or cat carrier. Anywhere slightly out of your household traffic and up high is great for your cats to refuge. This way they can rest and still see what’s going on around them.

7. Visual Stimulation

All cats should be able to look out the window and have visual stimulation. Cats love to watch outside at nature and see what’s going on. A screened in porch is ideal but you can also use something like a window perch and give your cat a place to lay and watch the world go by.

8. Love

Just like everyone else cats love to be loved! Be sure to always take time out of your busy day to spend time with your cat! They’ll appreciate it and it lets them know that your care!

New Cat Condos - Products

Cat Condos

Our cat condos and houses feature a traditional cat condo design incorporated with today's many modern features such as sisal rope and a very sturdy construction. They have many hiding places, scratching areas, a place for your cat to sit, and a cat ball for your cat to play with. New Cat Condos provides one of the strongest yet easiest cat condo to assemble on the market.

Pet Stairs

Pet Cat and Dog Stairs Pet Stairs are one of our best selling products simply because they can be used for so many different things. For instance older cats, dogs, special needs and people that just want to reach that tall cupboard. These stairs are extremely sturdy and come assembled right to your door step

Cat Tunnels

Cat Play Tunnel

Cat tunnels are a great starter toy for your cat.

The cat tunnels have a tunnel for your cat to crawl through that makes paper bag sounds and also have a toy inside the cat tunnel for your cat to play with. You can connect multiple cat tunnels to create a maze for your cat to run through or connect multiple cat condos with the cat tunnels connected.

Scratching Posts

Cat Scratching Post and Corrugated Scratching Pad New Cat Condos can provide a cat scratcher or scratching post to suit many types of cats and scratching problems. We have our corrugated scratching pad, door hanging scratching post, and a horizontal scratching post. No matter where your cat likes to scratch, new cat condos has it covered. Also be sure to check out our article on How to Stop Your Cat from Scratching in unwanted places.

Choosing your Cats Litter Box

Your cat’s litter box is a very important decision to make for him/her and is essential for your cat to be happy in your home. The rule of thumb is to have one litter box for each cat in the house. Shallower litter boxes should be used for kittens while deeper litter boxes should be used for bigger cats. Here are some different types of litter boxes available for your cat.

Basic Flat Box – These are the most economical litter boxes for your cats. They come in many different sizes, depths, and colors. These are very easy to clean and are preferred by many cats.

Covered Box – The covered litter box is the litter box that we prefer over others. These litter boxes feature a top that covers the box and gives your cat their own private potty area. There is usually a opening at one end that allows your cat to go in and out of. Some covered boxes you might find will have a swinging door that closes behind your cat. We prefer to take these off in order to keep our cats from feeling confined in their litter box. Ensure that the covered box is big enough for your cat to turn around in and stand full erect. If your cat sprays we especially recommend a covered litter box.

Self Cleaning Boxes – One of the newest types of litter boxes are the self cleaning ones that are motion activated. When your cat leaves their litter box, a sensor is activated that triggers a rake that then scoops the cat matter into a receptacle that can then be manually emptied every couple of days. It may be necessary to experiment with different types of litter to see which one scoops the best. Be aware though that some cats don’t like the mechanical actions and always check the product guarantee before purchasing.

Sifting Boxes – Sifting Boxes are a little more complicated and are made up of two rectangular pans and a “sifter tray”. The two boxes stack on top of each other with the sifting tray inside the top pan. To clean the box, you the separate the two litter boxes and then lift the sifting tray out which removes the cat waste but leaves clean kitty litter. You can then put the sifter into the empty box and poor the cleaned litter into the box with the sifter. After the waste is dumped you can put the empty litter box in the bottom.

New Cat Condos

9 Foot Cat Condo and House Robert Baker founded Cat Connection in 1983 with the concept of selling high quality low cost cat condos, scratching posts, and cat trees direct to the public. Robert Baker learned this from his father Robert Baker Sr. who has 25 years of experience making cat furniture. Robert Jr. still works in the day to day activities designing and marketing cat furniture. We are the founders of factory direct to the public cat furniture and continue to provide the best cat condos at the best prices. We have been supplying the best cat furniture in Phoenix Arizona for over 25 years.

Now we have made a line of cat condos, cat gyms, cat furniture, and cat scratching posts that are Ready to Assemble (RTA). These products are easy to assemble (under 3 minutes) and now shipped directly to your door at the best price.

All cat condos, cat gyms, cat furniture, and cat scratching posts come with a 30 day, no questions asked guarantee. If you’re not happy with your cat condos for any reason, just send it back and we will refund your money.

We supply many different cat condos and scratching posts from our small door hanger, to our 4 ½’ foot cat condos available in 5 different colors. Also our new modular wall units have thousands of endless designs. As much as you can imagine from wall to ceiling cat tunnels to ramps, scratching posts, to cat condo combinations.

Our cat condos and cat houses assemble in minutes with only a screw driver and a hammer.

Guaranteed easiest to assemble product you can get!

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