3-in-1 Scratching Board for Cats

I've used double side tape and stuck this to the bottom stair for the time being as Mr P was attacking it. He's scratched at it a few times, but his preference is the cardboard scratcher I got at the same time which he now goes to instead. Still, I'd say this is a success as my carpet isn't now getting torn to shreds

We have plenty of cat trees but Colin, my eldest at 11½, prefers horizontally scratching my carpet even more so now that we've just had new carpets fitted. This has been a big hit, he started using it within a second of me putting it down. It's great value for money, on sale or not! I'll definitely be buying more. The only reason that I gave 4 not 5 is, as said by others, the tabs are a bit flimsy but this wasn't a problem for me as I just secured it by nailing it through the board itself.

Now unlike the other reviews, I cut the loops off and I drilled straight through the sisal and board to attach them to my pews that my Ginge was merrily destroying the corners of... Now they work brilliantly like this, however, the one draw back for me is the fur section - the cats have ripped through this and now they're a mess. if it were sisal all over, there'd be no problem - they'd last a lot longer. Still, they all use them and love them so replacements it is!

We purchased 3 of these for our boys. We have fixed them around the corner edge of a wall and put all 3 going up the wall from to to bottom, this makes 1 huge wall mounted cat scratcher. Our boys love it and scale it from top to bottom numerous times a day. The down side is the fabric fixings.... they came apart after just one day of our boys scaling the scratcher. I dismounted the scratcher from the wall, removed the fabric fixings, drilled new holes and refitted it to the wall with screws.

pretty much perfect, versatile and space saving compared to a cat tree and price can't be beaten. Has definitely reduced carpet scratching in the upstairs landing area. Agree on the tabs not being strong enough and ditto the elastic attaching the dangly toy; 6 month old Hanni had ripped it off within minutes. Overall great.