Wave Cardboard Cat Scratcher, 3 Shapes

$19.99

A cardboard cat scratcher your cat can dig into, stretch out on and nap on. Flat, wave or lounge shape, each about 16.9 × 8.3 in.

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Description

Cardboard is the scratching texture many cats go for first. This cardboard cat scratcher lies on the floor, so your cat can dig in with both front paws, stretch out long and then curl up on it. Pick the shape that suits your cat.

Highlights

  • Three shapes: flat, wave or a lounge with raised ends.
  • About 16.9 × 8.3 in, 1.4 in thick (lounge: 16.7 × 8.3 × 2.2 in).
  • High-density corrugated cardboard with a satisfying, grippy texture.
  • Light and easy to move next to the sofa or bed, the spots cats like to scratch.

Good to know

  • Cardboard sheds a little as it is used; that is normal. Replace the pad once the surface is worn flat.
  • Place it right next to the furniture your cat scratches now. More ideas in signs your cat is bored (and 12 fixes).
  • For vertical scratching, see the L-shaped cat scratcher.
  • Ships from our supplier’s overseas warehouse. The delivery window is shown above.

Frequently asked questions

Which shape should I pick?

Flat for straightforward scratching, wave for a stretch, and lounge, with raised ends, for cats who like to nap on it too.

Is the cardboard mess normal?

A little shedding is normal. Replace the pad once the surface is worn flat.

Specs
Space

Floor

Type

Scratcher

Dimensions

About 16.9 × 8.3 × 1.4 in (lounge: 16.7 × 8.3 × 2.2 in)

Material

Corrugated cardboard

Shipping & returns

Ships from our overseas partner. Arrives in 8–15 business days from the day you order, including 1–2 business days to prepare it. Shipping is free to the 48 contiguous states and Washington, DC.

You have 30 days from delivery to return it. Read the Shipping Policy and the Return Policy for the details.

Care & safety
  • Check the weight limit in Specs and stay within it, especially for wall-mounted pieces.
  • Mount shelves and perches into studs, or use anchors rated for the load. Re-check screws and suction cups every few weeks.
  • Supervise play with wands, strings and small parts, and put them away afterward.
  • Stop using any piece that is damaged or wobbly.

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