Catit 42468W Senses 2 0 Scratcher Review

My cat Simba loves it. He's not really a great scratch/furniture destroyer. But when he does, of course he grabs the expensive baskets I have! It hasn't scratched my baskets since I bought it and I can see rags on the bottom so I know it's doing well!

I don't know what it is but my cat doesn't care. I didn't even see him play with him for a second. It's well done, I think he would have liked it as he loves notebooks, but it didn't suit him. Maybe something more appropriate for kittens? My cat was barely 1 year old so I figured she wasn't out of his playing field, but maybe that's the point.

I can be a Vet Assistant who knows the importance of the Richmond area to your kittens. I bought a Catit spa station, a healing puzzle and this scraper for her. It's very unique and easy to swap out parts when they need to be replaced instead of a whole scratching post. This shape can be altered, it can be offset or if your cats prefer a regular straight scratching post. Very affordable and highly recommended

It's cute and fits the curve of the Catit rail well but tends to fall off hence the 4 stars. It snapped but apparently my little 7 lb cat is wild enough to throw it out and it fell off. It's light enough that it can't hurt anyone, but then she doesn't play with it for a few days. The box it came in is amazing. Much more than a scraper is used. I see him moving across the living room floor trying to get things in.

Admittedly, cats love cardboard, they prefer scratching on cardboard with their claws. We have 8 cats, 5 adults. All 8 cats use it. I tried the turbo scraper because their cardboard ripped into pieces within 15 minutes. We've only had it about a month, if an area looks a bit "used" we just rearrange the pieces. They love it. If there is also a downside then it tends to 'tilt' but the base is very wide once it starts tipping the crampons go a little deeper and ensure that this doesn't happen…