PetFusion Cat Scratching FLIP Significantly Review

Thought my cat would be an exception to the "My cat hates scratches but loves it" reviews - they seemed so cheesy and fake. But unfortunately he's obsessed with this thing. A few weeks later I bought another one for the living room, both getting solid scratch love. Whenever he loses his temper, he jumps and goes into the CITY. He also regularly lies on one that I've lifted onto a chair. The first one I've bought now makes a bit of a mess (lots of little pieces of cardboard on and around the…

I've had this scratching post for 6 months now and one side is pretty well made the other is still useful but not as in demand as the other side so will be ordering again. It's heavy enough to stay in place and both big and small cats love it. It's junk, there's no getting around that, but it's a lot less than cheaper ones. Much less. Another plus of this scratching post is that I often hide the toy under the more exposed part and cats go crazy and get very worried when something is slowly…

My cat is obsessed with this stuff. I've used cheap rectangular scrapers for years with some success, but they are too light, causing them to come off the floor when scratched, are ugly, and break after a month or two. PetFusion has solved all of these problems. It's strong, thick, heavy and won't come off the floor when scratched. It's attractive enough not to hide behind a sofa. My cat is in love. I took it out of the box and she immediately ran over and sat on it. She runs over to pet him…

I have two Maine Coon cats, one of which, Jackson, suffers from a condition called unilateral radial hemimelia - basically he's missing most of the bones in his left front paw due to his amniotic sac becomes coiled around a limb bud early in development. He likes to have something to hang his "chicken wing" leg on from the side. He also likes cardboard scrapers, but because he's so big, he goes beyond the edges and ends of regular-sized scrapers. This is the first one I've found big enough for…

We've bought a few of your other scratching posts/beds since 2012 (check my Revain orders) and every cat loved them. This one is slightly smaller (27" version) than the one that looks a bit like the number 8 and is tucked against the wall and a chair which my cat wanted to scratch but is now jumping off the chair and onto his lounge chair. . He scratches it, sleeps on it, watches the world go by on it. If you don't want your cat scratching furniture, all you need is a scratching post or some…

My cats love raised endmats and when the old one needed replacing I tried several other brands looking for a cheaper option. But while the length was often good in theory, the thick, rounded ends made the center piece very small. My medium sized cats had to curl up to nap on them and were uncomfortable getting up and scratching in confined spaces. So I bought a bed that seemed to be the roomiest in the middle - this one used upside down - and the amount of feline happiness in my house increased

My cat won't scratch it. If I give him enough catnip, she will lay on him or play with him. But what she really wants is catnip, not a scratch. For me this is almost the wrong choice. I wouldn't have to pay $19 for something to put catnip on. Editor: There are probably individual differences between cats and their scratching preferences. I'm sure it depends on several factors including what the cat is used to as a kitten and possibly the texture or other characteristic of the scratching post. I