Yes. Petco typically sells cat towers (often listed as cat trees, condos, or climbing towers) through its stores and online shop. Selection can vary by location and season, but you’ll usually find a mix of compact towers for small spaces, multi-level cat trees for active climbers, and larger “condo-style” options with cubbies, perches, and scratching posts.
Petco’s cat towers commonly focus on convenience and variety. Many options are upholstered in carpet or faux-fur, include sisal-wrapped posts for scratching, and come in neutral colors that blend into most rooms. You may also see brand-name lines alongside Petco’s in-house selections, with price points ranging from budget-friendly starter towers to taller, heavier models designed for multi-cat homes.
To pick a tower that actually works for your cat (and your space), check the assembled height, base width, and weight rating—especially if you have a large cat or multiple cats who might jump on it at once. Look for stable construction (a wide base and sturdy posts), easy-to-clean materials, and scratch surfaces your cat prefers (sisal rope vs. fabric). If your cat loves vertical territory, prioritize higher platforms and a top perch; if your cat hides more than climbs, choose a tower with an enclosed cubby.
If you like the idea of a cat tower but want something that looks more like real furniture, consider wood-based cat towers with a cleaner, more modern profile. These can offer a sturdier feel, a sleeker finish, and easier wipe-down maintenance depending on the materials.
For a deeper dive into a wood-focused option, see this guide: wooden tree tower for cat furniture-grade climber.
A compact tower with a smaller footprint and 2–4 levels is usually ideal. Look for vertical height rather than wide bases, and choose one sturdy perch your cat will actually use.
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