LG’s AeroCatTower: The Futuristic Cat Tower That Purifies Air and Tracks Your Pet’s Health

Imagine a cat tower that doubles as an air purifier, weighs your feline friend, monitors their health, and even helps reduce allergens in your home. Meet LG’s AeroCatTower, a bold fusion of smart home tech and pet-centric design unveiled at CES 2025.

A Cat Paradise with Hidden Tech

The AeroCatTower’s dome-shaped perch isn’t just a cozy nook for naps—it’s packed with sensors. A built-in scale tracks your cat’s weight via LG’s ThinQ app, while sleep-monitoring features log how long your pet dozes (perfect for playfully shaming your feline’s marathon snooze sessions). Below the perch, a secondary platform acts as a step for older cats or a perch for multi-pet households.

But the real magic lies in the tower’s air-purifying base. Using adjustable airflow, it quiets down when your cat is lounging to avoid startling them, then ramps up afterward to tackle dander, dust, and odors. A subtle heating element in the upper platform ensures your kitty stays warm, making it a year-round haven.

CES 2025’s Quirkiest Demo

LG’s booth featured lifelike (if slightly uncanny) robotic cats demonstrating the AeroCatTower’s features—a surreal sight that drew equal parts fascination and nervous laughter. While the faux felines were odd, they highlighted the product’s potential: a seamless blend of pet comfort and smart-home innovation.

The App-Driven Pet Parent Experience

The ThinQ app serves as a hub for health metrics, letting owners track weight trends, sleep patterns, and air quality data. LG envisions this as a tool for proactive pet care—spotting weight fluctuations early or ensuring your home stays allergen-free.

The Big Question: When (and How Much)?

Like many CES concepts, LG has yet to announce pricing or a release date. But the AeroCatTower raises an intriguing question: How far are pet owners willing to go for tech-enhanced pet products? If LG can balance functionality with affordability, this whimsical gadget might just claw its way into living rooms—and cats’ hearts.