Direct answer: provide daily opportunities to climb, chase, investigate and rest, then adjust their duration and difficulty to the individual cat. Breed energy descriptions are a starting point, not an exercise prescription.
Connect the route
A tall tower needs reachable steps and safe landings. Check the first jump and descent as carefully as the top perch.
Use interactive play
Move suitable toys in short, achievable sequences and allow catches. Store strings after supervised play.
Adapt over time
Kittens, adults and older cats need different pacing. Breathlessness, pain, reluctance to jump or a sudden activity change requires veterinary advice.
A practical furniture note: The Ultimate PawHouse can support this routine where its current specifications suit your cat and room. Product furniture cannot diagnose or treat a health or behaviour problem.
