It’s not spite. It’s physics. And drama.

Picture this: you're sipping coffee, working peacefully, when CLUNK! — your pen, your plant, or your full glass of water goes flying off the desk.

Your cat?
Sitting right there.
Staring into your soul.
Unapologetic.

But what is this chaotic behavior all about?

Because two cats are better than one… until they start arguing over the same cardboard box.

So, you decided one cat wasn’t enough. You brought home a second (or third), expecting them to become best friends, nap buddies, or at least not mortal enemies.

Cats are mysterious creatures—both snuggly and savage, both majestic and mischievous. But one thing most cat parents agree on? Cats love heights, love climbing, and love judging you from above. That’s where cat trees come in: a vertical playground, nap haven, scratch post, and throne—all in one.

Let’s be honest—your cat probably thinks you work for them. And in a way, you kind of do. But beyond just feeding and scooping, caring for a cat the right way means paying attention to the little things: physical needs, emotional wellbeing, and all those quirky behaviors that say, “I'm cute, but also chaotic.”