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The Meowbles collection
Satisfying scratch surfaces and lounge-worthy forms that support natural stretching while helping protect the sofa.
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One furniture-style footprint for scratching, hiding, resting, and low-level play.
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$44.95
A woven basket-style resting spot with a rope surface suited to lounging and light scratching.
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$24.95
Two magnetic cardboard scratchers that flex into several play and lounge shapes, then fold down for storage.
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$33.12
A coffee-shop-shaped cardboard hideout with an integrated corrugated scratching surface.
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$74.99
A low solid-oak enrichment box with varied paw openings and replaceable scratch-paper inserts for supervised treat-finding, pawing and digging play.
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Cat Enrichment Toy
$74.99
Choosing well
A scratcher is most useful when its height, angle, texture, and location match the behavior already happening.
Browse all categoriesThree things to check
A full-body stretch path
A stable base
A location near the current target
Useful questions
Start beside the surface or route your cat already scratches, then keep the new option stable and easy to reach.
Offer a nearby surface with a familiar angle and texture, reward use, and protect the previous target while the new habit forms.
Replace it when the structure is unstable, the scratching surface no longer works as intended, or loose material creates a concern.
Your cat's trail
A quiet record of the pieces you paused on, kept on this device for an easier return.
