25 reviews forScratching Furniture
Upload your product photo07/09/12
Finally, a product the cat will use
One of our cats has never used any of the scratching posts we have around the house, instead preferring doorposts. After covering the favourite door post with pieces of gaffer tape in little double-sided-sticky loops, she finally stopped, but we still couldn't persuade her to use any of the others. We bought a load of different ones from zooplus, and after sitting there untouched for six weeks, she finally adopted it and regularly uses it now. We will definitely be buying more of these to keep her away from those doorposts
06/09/12
Cardboard Scratch Furniture Caterpillar
My cat loves cardboard scratching pads and has adopted this as a perch when he isn't attacking it with his claws. Little pieces of cardboard do go everywhere but it's a small price to pay.
09/08/12|Pam Marlborough
Scratch furniture caterpillar
Fluffy just loves her caterpillar and it has replaced most of her other toys and it has to be place in front of her bed when she goes to sleep. Mind you she loves to just scratch it and leaves me to clear up the pieces she pulls off!
15/06/12|Emma Woods
Cardboard caterpillar
My kitties loved this! Yes it does disintergrate as they scratch it and yes it does mean you have to hoover a bit more but if it means my sofa is left alone then so be it. It's also good as when they have shreaded one side you can turn it over and it's like having a new one all over again! Well worth the cheap price and definately used until it was no more.
15/01/12|Julie (mummy to Jack and Daisy - ragdolls)
CARDBOARD EVERYWHERE
I haven't bought this caterpillar as it wasn't in stock when I wanted one. Instead, I chose a cardboard scratcher from the Rewards Shop. One of my cats isn't interested but the other one can't resist it. It has certainly saved the new carpet from being ruined but there are bits of cardboard everywhere. Mind you, that is a small price to pay for his enjoyment. Will definitely get more of these disposable cardboard scratchers.