Review on 🐱 Enhance Your Cat's Playtime with WellQ 3Packs Corrugated Cat Scratcher Cardboard by Megan Johnson

We have two larger cats (one male and one littermate, 16 and 18 pounds respectively); They were adopted so we're not sure of the breed but the vet insists on some sort of Ragdoll pedigree. Geminis love good scratching posts but use them oddly. Method #1: Curl up in a crate as if it were a bed so he/she can look accusingly and disdainfully at our dog from above (we keep him on a cat). Shelf). This scratching post is big enough for each of them to put their paws up and look at our dog (who luckily is unaware and adores his feline siblings despite their neglect). it's like a hidden vantage point. While there's no chance they'll be able to hide inside (they're not tiny), the sides are deep enough with one of the scratching posts inside that they can hide their face under the top edge, which is why our Super Smart Twins think they are hide because they don't see us. If we (or an unsuspecting dog) walk past their hidden bunker on the shelf, they'll jump out and start groping in the air in our general direction. It's very scary as you can imagine. Since they can't really hide, we know it's going to happen, so accidents don't happen, but it seems to satisfy their odd need to keep us in check. Use #3: You use it as a scratch. It gets the job done and doesn't destroy too quickly like some of the others we've tried. three needs. The extra inserts are great and make it a lot more economical and useful. We will be regular customers!