Cat Scratch Board – Corrugated Cardboard Claw Care
A corrugated paper scratch board for cats, available in five shapes. Gives your cat a surface to sharpen its claws on that is not your furniture.
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Cat Scratch Board – Corrugated Cardboard Claw Care
Cats scratch to shed the outer layer of their claws and to mark territory, and they will do it whether or not you provide something suitable. This scratch board gives them the right target: corrugated paper, which has the texture they want and the give that a sofa does not. It comes in five shapes — small and medium curves, a wave, a bone shape and a straight plate — and it is made of the cardboard cats naturally take to.
Why pet owners choose it
- ✔ Corrugated paper — the texture cats actually claw
- ✔ Five shapes — curve, wave, bone, straight plate, S and M
- ✔ Saves furniture — scratches land here instead
- ✔ Claw care — sheds the old outer layer properly
- ✔ Catnip-friendly — sprinkle a little to draw your cat in
At a glance
| Material | Corrugated paper |
| Shapes | Bone, wave, straight plate, S, M |
| Type | Cat scratching board / catnip toy |
| Suitable for | Cats |
| Care | Shake out, replace when worn flat |
Which shape suits your cat?
Watch how your cat scratches before choosing. A cat that reaches up and pulls down wants a vertical piece, so a wave or a straight plate stood against a wall suits it. A cat that scratches along the floor wants a flat board, and the bone and curved shapes are better for that — the curve also gives a cat somewhere to lie afterwards. Size matters too: a small scratch board is fine for a kitten, but a large cat on a small board will simply run its claws over the edge and miss the point.
Care
Shake this scratch board out every few days to remove loose paper and hair, and vacuum it gently if the corrugation has filled up, because a board packed with debris loses the texture cats claw at. Do not wet it — water softens the corrugated layers and the board will start to fall apart. Sprinkle a little catnip on it when it is new and again after a few weeks. When the surface is worn flat or starts shedding in clumps, replace the scratch board.
What’s in the box
1 x cat scratch board in corrugated paper, in your chosen shape.
Managing scratching? Browse our cat scratching boards, or see the cat scratching board bed for a version your cat can sleep on.
For advice on scratching behaviour, see the International Cat Care advice.
| Weight | 27 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 in |
| Material | corrugated paper |
| Toys Type | Catnip Toys |
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends how your cat scratches. A cat that reaches up and pulls down wants a wave or straight plate stood up; a cat that scratches the floor wants a flat bone or curved board.
It has the texture cats are drawn to and enough give to let claws catch and pull, which smooth materials like plastic do not provide.
Sprinkle catnip on it and put it where your cat already scratches. Place it beside the piece of furniture it is currently using rather than in a corner.
No. Water softens the corrugated layers and the board falls apart. Shake it out or vacuum it gently instead.
It depends how much your cat uses it. Replace it once the surface is worn flat or starts shedding in clumps, since a smooth board is ignored.
Choose the M or straight plate sizes for a large cat. On a small board a big cat tends to overrun the edge and miss the textured surface entirely.
✔ Heavy glazed ceramic
✔ Non-slip, tip-resistant base
✔ Seven colours available
✔ Does not absorb odours
✔ Rinse-clean surface
• Press the bowl into the bedding so it sits level
• Rinse and refill daily
• Wash with warm soapy water every few days
• Avoid abrasive scourers on the glaze
• Check the rim for chips and replace if cracked
Cat Scratch Board – Corrugated Cardboard Claw Care
Cats scratch to shed the outer layer of their claws and to mark territory, and they will do it whether or not you provide something suitable. This scratch board gives them the right target: corrugated paper, which has the texture they want and the give that a sofa does not. It comes in five shapes — small and medium curves, a wave, a bone shape and a straight plate — and it is made of the cardboard cats naturally take to.
Why pet owners choose it
- ✔ Corrugated paper — the texture cats actually claw
- ✔ Five shapes — curve, wave, bone, straight plate, S and M
- ✔ Saves furniture — scratches land here instead
- ✔ Claw care — sheds the old outer layer properly
- ✔ Catnip-friendly — sprinkle a little to draw your cat in
At a glance
| Material | Corrugated paper |
| Shapes | Bone, wave, straight plate, S, M |
| Type | Cat scratching board / catnip toy |
| Suitable for | Cats |
| Care | Shake out, replace when worn flat |
Which shape suits your cat?
Watch how your cat scratches before choosing. A cat that reaches up and pulls down wants a vertical piece, so a wave or a straight plate stood against a wall suits it. A cat that scratches along the floor wants a flat board, and the bone and curved shapes are better for that — the curve also gives a cat somewhere to lie afterwards. Size matters too: a small scratch board is fine for a kitten, but a large cat on a small board will simply run its claws over the edge and miss the point.
Care
Shake this scratch board out every few days to remove loose paper and hair, and vacuum it gently if the corrugation has filled up, because a board packed with debris loses the texture cats claw at. Do not wet it — water softens the corrugated layers and the board will start to fall apart. Sprinkle a little catnip on it when it is new and again after a few weeks. When the surface is worn flat or starts shedding in clumps, replace the scratch board.
What’s in the box
1 x cat scratch board in corrugated paper, in your chosen shape.
Managing scratching? Browse our cat scratching boards, or see the cat scratching board bed for a version your cat can sleep on.
For advice on scratching behaviour, see the International Cat Care advice.
| Weight | 27 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 in |
| Material | corrugated paper |
| Toys Type | Catnip Toys |
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