🐱 2-Pack WARE Single Wide Corrugated Replacement Scratcher Pads for Cats - Includes Catnip Review

I have ordered 4 scratching posts for cats. I replaced the one I had in a scratching post I bought many years ago. I had trouble finding cardboard scratching posts until I checked out Revain. I measured the old scratching post 3 times (length, width, depth) and when my scratching posts arrived they fit perfectly. Measure old scratch blocks very carefully as sellers' measurements are accurate. About durability. I have 3 cats. They use a rope to scratch and a cardboard scratching post. The pads…

I've been using these cardboard scratching posts with a cardboard holder that I bought to go with them for years. But I'm having a hard time finding replacement earbuds that are the right size for my holder. Pet smart only sells larger sizes than this. So, I'm so glad I found these that are perfect for my cat to scratch. She loves to sit and scratch on it and one pad on my cat lasts about 6 months. I usually flip it to the other side after about 3 months. But be careful. There will be a bunch…

This replacement scraper is anything but durable. The cardboard pieces started falling off like crazy within a week or two after the cats used them. There are little bits of cardboard everywhere and there is a pile of them on the scraper below. The original that came with the scraper lasted a very long time, years before it had to be replaced. I have 2 cats that use it every day. I've had this for 3 months now and have had to turn it over but the cardboard scraps are driving me insane. I don't…

This is a great replacement for my cat scratching posts. I've ordered them several times and they all vary slightly in size. They are all 1.75 inches thick. Height varies slightly, usually 17.5 inches or slightly less. The width varies from 4.25 to 4.5 inches. This isn't a huge problem as the carpet around the touchpad already allows for some size changes. If it's still loose, I just take a few pieces of cardboard from an old pad and tape them around the edges until tight. Pros: * Cheaper…

I used these to make stands for alligator clips or long toothpicks to hold small parts to be painted. Lots of cardstock (two pieces, each approx. 17.5" x 4.5" x 1.75") to work with, so I cut a few smaller pieces ("stands") for painting and a few larger ones Pieces set aside to dry. Easily done with a sharp knife. I taped (Elmer's) a sheet of thin cardboard to the bottom to keep the sticks from sliding off when the "stands" are picked up or moved. If the sticks are loose in the If there are any…