Tree climbing cats.

[Norachan]

Does anyone else have a cat that loves to climb?

Hiro will climb anything.

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• Norachan
• Sep 2, 2015

No matter how high......

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• Norachan
• Sep 2, 2015

....or how narrow.....

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• Norachan
• Sep 2, 2015

...he knows no fear.

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• Norachan
• Sep 2, 2015

Henry prefers smaller trees.

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• Norachan
• Sep 2, 2015

He likes something he can get his teeth into.

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• Norachan
• Sep 2, 2015

Even little Happy loves to climb.

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• Norachan
• Sep 2, 2015

Let's see your pictures of your tree climbing cats

 

[jcat]

Awww - you can see how much they enjoy that! Mogli can only dream of reaching such heights, being an indoor-only cat.

 

[crazy4strays]

My indoor/outdoor cat loves climbing on roofs! I've seen him on the roof of our house and of our barn.

 

[lyrajean]

Aya likes climbing trees, but she'll settle for cars or the kitchen pantry.

 

[catspaw66]

Yes, all of the ladies love to climb. Siince they are indoor-only cats, they have to be satisfied with cabinets, the loft, and rafters on the back porch. Check out some of the pictures I have posted in various threads.

 

[betsygee]

Ozzy loves trees!  This is him when he was younger--I haven't taken photos recently of him climbing.

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• betsygee
• Sep 3, 2015

 

[Norachan]

Another tree climbing tuxedo! He looks right at home up there.

@catspaw66  I can see from your avatar that your girls love to climb.

It doesn't have to be pictures of cats in real trees. I understand that most people have indoor only cats. It can be cats in their cat trees or condos, up on the top of book shelves or light fixtures, clinging to ceiling fans.......

 

[jtbo]

Tiger likes to climb European pine trees:

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• jtbo
• Sep 6, 2015

He also can come down:

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• jtbo
• Sep 6, 2015

Miuku climbs too, but only for few seconds, so haven't got pictures.

Panther (r.i.p) did like to climb to nearly top of pine trees, which are quite tall ones, up to 80 feet. Sadly I never managed to get good picture of him doing that before he had his accident with car.

There is not much of such trees that have good climbing branches here, I have some pines growing now on relatively open area, which I hope to be better for climbing at some point, maybe I get even enclosure made to them too by that time, hoping they are still enough agile to climb...