🌎 Diverse World Sisal Cat Scratching Mat for Nature Lovers Review

Good product - cats love it too - helps with scratching and breaking furniture/walls/doors which is instinctive for/for cats

I took a very thin wire and made a small loop at each end of the notebook so I could hang some screws. My kittens love to stand and scratch. Works great!

That's a double duty for me. As a secondary scratching opportunity and also to protect the area my cat has been scratching/stretching on. Now when my cat wants to go outside and grabs the doorknob, she scratches it instead!

I bought this small rug so my kitty wouldn't scratch on the much larger sisal rug in my living room. I figured since it's a horizontal (not vertical) scratching post he might like it, and I even put it on his favorite scratching spots and sprinkled catnip on it. He prefers a 9x12 sisal rug, which unfortunately will soon need to be replaced. I'm not saying other cats won't use it, I'm just saying that once cats find their favorite scratching spot, they will return there.

Our cat uses them often. I like that they can be hung anywhere and moved around if needed. (Sometimes when we have company, we keep her in certain parts of the house, and it's nice that we have a lot of conversation.) The benefit is that she's kept away from carpets or furniture. Bought the wider ones and it's nice that it has the extra width to work with. They arrive rolled in a small box, which is great for shipping. For a few days they were fairly flat, although a slight curvature is still…

My cats broke my oak room divider and I've been staring at it for three years trying to figure out how to fix it without hiring a contractor and spending a lot of money. One of my "management" philosophies is to "meet them where they are," and that's exactly what I've done with my cats. I bought 7 of these rugs to cover the top of my flat railings. I laid them end to end and I had enough width to fold and fasten the sides. I covered up the damage and it actually looks pretty good. In addition…

I have 4 cats. A cat is fascinated by the place where the kitchen tile meets the carpet in the hallway. I've tried all the tricks - sprays, foil, jogging, scratching posts. . . Nothing worked. Finally tried this rug and happy to say it's a win! It wasn't big enough to cover the entire room she was working on, but it covers most of the doorway. I put the scratching post on one side so the rug can't be moved. The rug is strong enough that she cannot bend a corner or side like she would with a rug