Last updated: 2026-09-25 (Australia/Sydney) · Written and reviewed by the Darrah Opens team, Australian home & outdoor specialists.

Quick answer: A tall, stable cat tree with sisal scratching posts is the most useful piece of cat furniture for most homes: about 130-180 cm suits most cats, while 200 cm and taller suits multi-cat homes and climbers if it has a wide base or wall anchor. Add a playpen or enclosure for safe outdoor time, especially where councils have cat containment rules.

This hub lists 38 in-stock products from the Cat supplies collection at Darrah Opens, checked on 25 September 2026. It groups cat trees and scratching posts, cages and condos, playpens, strollers and exercise wheels.

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What is in the cat supplies range

The range includes cat trees and scratching posts from compact to over 240 cm, multi-level cat cages with litter trays, wooden shelters and condos, pet playpens, pet strollers and cat exercise wheels.

How to choose cat supplies

  • Choose a cat tree tall enough for climbing but with a wide, heavy base; anchor very tall trees to the wall.
  • Sisal-wrapped posts are durable and satisfy scratching instincts, which helps protect furniture.
  • Put the tree near a window so your cat can watch outside.
  • Check your council's cat rules: many areas have curfews or containment requirements.
  • Enclosures and playpens give safe outdoor time and help protect local wildlife.

Cat tree sizes

Height Suits
Under 130 cm Kittens, senior cats, small apartments
130-180 cm Most adult cats
200 cm+ Multi-cat homes and keen climbers (anchor to a wall)

Check platform sizes and the maximum cat weight on each product page.

Before you order: sizes, delivery and returns

  • Confirm dimensions, inclusions and power or fitting requirements on each product page; product titles are shortened here.
  • Check the delivery details shown at checkout for your postcode, and allow access space for bulky items.
  • Read our refund policy before you buy, and contact us if you need a spec confirmed.

In-stock cat supplies (updated 25 September 2026)

Prices and live stock are shown on each product page.

Cat trees and scratching posts

Cages, condos and shelters

Other cat supplies

Playpens and enclosures

How this list is kept current

We re-check every product link against the live store. On 25 September 2026 we removed 0 out-of-stock or discontinued links and kept 38 that were available to order. If an item sells out between checks, the collection page always shows the current range.

Frequently asked questions (2026)

How tall should a cat tree be?

About 130-180 cm suits most adult cats. Taller trees suit multi-cat homes and climbers but should have a wide base or be anchored to a wall.

How do I stop my cat scratching furniture?

Put a sturdy sisal scratching post near the furniture your cat targets and reward them for using it.

Do I need to keep my cat indoors?

It depends on your council. Many Australian councils have cat curfews or containment rules, and keeping cats contained also protects wildlife.

How do I make a cat tree more stable?

Place it on a flat floor, keep heavier cats on lower platforms and use a wall strap for very tall trees.

Where can I see prices and current stock?

Prices and live availability are on each product page. This hub only links products that were in stock when we last checked.

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