🐱 4CLAWS Flat Cat Scratching Pad (2 Pack, White) - Basics Collection Cat Scratcher for Enhanced SEO Review

Unfortunately the scratching post I usually buy is sold out so I ordered this one instead. It turned out to be a waste of money because for some reason my cat refused to use it. I tried sprinkling him with catnip to tempt him a little more, but he just sniffed and then walked away. After a few months of ownership, it still lies on the floor in the same spot as my old one, but completely unused. That's why I gave it one star, but I want to say that it's really well done.

I received the 4claws flat scratching posts a few weeks ago. My youngest kitten, who was only 10 weeks at the time, loved it. The older kitten, 12 weeks old, was completely uninterested. However, they both like her a lot lately. It didn't prevent all scratches on front chairs or stairs, but let's face it, that's what kittens do. I will buy them again when the kittens are worn out. LOL I would recommend them. By the way, I don't like using catnip, especially on kittens. That's one of the cool…

Too small for cats! It looks big in the photos, but in reality it is very short and very narrow. It is a flat scraper that rests on the ground with no sides or places to dump waste. You'll collect all the little bits that fly when your cat starts digging through the box. Personally, this was a lesson for me and my boys. Cardboard-wrapped scrapers work best because they catch flying scratched pieces of cardboard. Oh, they don't fit in a reusable box. I sent back both of the ones I bought.

Excellent product. 5 Stars. I bought flat scratching posts, 2 pcs. My cat loves to scratch. He also likes to bathe on his scratching posts! And sleep too. This is a rescue cat, a very active senior cat. Use both outdoors and indoors. He has multiple glasses of the Russian Blue breed that increase his intelligence and curiosity. If I hadn't given him the 4CLAWS notebooks my furniture would have been ruined. Cats need to be scratched. Scratching cleans their nails and marks their possessions. My…

I deliberately chose the cheapest scratching posts because my cat is very picky! He sniffs at different types of claws, but loves different furniture. When I received it the instructions said to scratch the board lightly or use catnip, he doesn't like catnip! I tried to scratch but he yawns! Finally used my head. Because he loves boxes, I put the notebook in the box it came in. Success! Yes. Once I caught him when he started using the furniture and verbally abused him. Now he is looking for the

Exactly as advertised. In my original review, I promised that if the cat used the scratching posts more, I would give it a higher rating, and I did. Although initially indifferent to them, she now uses them quite regularly. As it turned out, I didn't do anything else; they were just beginning to interest her. Positioning and playing with a "feather stick" across the pad feels a lot more engaging than rubbing catnip. Although I've known quite a few passionate cat nippers in my time, most cats…

This scraper is more attractive and less obtrusive than competing products, more durable than most but less durable than I was hoping for. Other reviews mention that it's made from pressed cardboard and is less prone to rapid shredding. Regardless, my two cats don't seem to have a problem ripping out pieces of cardboard and throwing them all over the floor. Unlike other claws, 4CLAWS doesn't have a catnip attachment to attract cat's attention. My cats walked past the two I bought even though…

We have several cats. Everyone has different preferences. One likes to scratch vertical surfaces, but we have another that prefers to scratch horizontal surfaces like carpets. We bought them and placed them in the spots our floor scratching kitten likes best and he loved them instantly! Our carpets are saved! They also last a very long time as they are torn to shreds on a daily basis. We didn't even have to turn them over to use the other side. Torn parts can be easily vacuumed and swept out…