🐱 Cat Dancer Products Wall Scratcher: The Perfect Solution for Your Cat's Claws Review

Cat loves it so no matter what I think :) Seriously the cat loves it and as long as it scratches it not the furniture I'm a happy camper

Saved my furniture from excessive scratching. I have one at each of the four locations and they are all in use. Bought for the second time as they finally went through the box after almost 2 years.

I use these scratching posts more than anything I have ever tried not because they are of poor quality but because cats love them. They can't seem to be able to walk past the notebook without being distracted by the hanging toy or the notebook itself. My cats are stretching out their claws!

We were skeptical, but our cat loves it! We love that you can move the scratching posts around for more use. I rub it with catnip for an extra treat. My cat liked the toy but when we set it up in the hall it got in the way. So we play with the toy by hand and the cat still loves it.

It fell off the wall twice before I removed the strips and used my own strips which now work fine. My Kelly hasn't learned to scratch yet because she loves the "dancer"! I'm sure if she realizes it's a scratch it will be awesome because she tried to scratch the walls(?) and it's like nails on the wall. Blackboard. Will update when she finds out.

So it was exactly as advertised. Hung securely on the wall in my dining/living room. Added cat dancer toy. My cat scratches it once and never again. He loves loves love the cat dancer toy. And that's from a cat who rarely plays with a new toy for more than 5 seconds. I have to look for something else to stop it stalking my couch! I put a dancer cat toy on his tower and every few days he chases and catches it!

This cat tree attaches to the wall with 4 removable Command adhesive strips. I wondered if the strips would hold the scratching post securely and so far (we've had it for about a month) we haven't had any issues. A cat dancer toy that can be inserted into the top of the scratching post. Our cats pulled the toy out of the scratching post so many times we ended up putting it away, but for the price you can't beat this alternative to a tall scratching post or scratching post - both are very…

This solved the problem of my cat scratching the wood of the doorposts in the house. He has had other scratching posts but it looks like he needed a bigger scratching post to reach/reach when scratching. I attached this to the outside of the wardrobe door on the level where he scratched the door frame and he figured it out in minutes. I didn't think he would be interested in the little wire toy attached to the top, but he found it interesting for a few days (he gets bored quickly). I find any…

I have four cats - one does not have access to this toy yet - it is kept separate from my other cats. However, the other three absolutely LOVE it! Two of them don't have front claws, but "sharpening" the fingers should be fun because they keep coming back to use the cardboard scratching post. The one that has front claws likes to shred cardboard several times a day and THAT saves my poor stool getting used to it. As for the CAT DANCER TOY, I had to work hard to make it stick, but both of my…