🐱 stocked in australia — dispatched from our local warehouse

cat scratchers

Sisal scratchers that double as beds, so the habit forms where your cat already sleeps.

3 products

Two cats playing on the square solid wood cat bed with its raised scratching board backrest

cat bed

Square Solid Wood Cat Bed with Sisal Scratcher Backrest

$149.00
British Shorthair cat sitting on the round solid wood cat bed with its circular scratching pad backrest

cat bed

Round Solid Wood Cat Bed with Sisal Scratcher Backrest

$159.00
Ragdoll cat lounging inside the yellow durian shell cat bed with its woven sisal interior

cat bed

Durian Cat Bed & Scratcher — Sculptural Lounge Pedestal

$169.00

Cats do not scratch to sharpen claws - they scratch to shed the outer claw sheath, stretch the shoulder and leave a scent mark. That last part is why the sofa arm nearest the door is usually the first casualty. A scratcher only works if it is in the room your cat already uses, and if the texture is better than the furniture.

Sisal beats carpet

Sisal rope shreds in the direction cats pull, gives audible feedback and lasts far longer than carpet offcuts. Every scratcher here uses either woven sisal or a dense replaceable scratch pad, both of which stand up to daily use.

Bed and scratcher in one

The pieces on this page double as beds, which solves the usual problem: a scratching post is one more object in a small room. A cat that sleeps on the bed learns to scratch the panel attached to it, so the habit forms where you want it rather than on the couch.

Where to put it

Place a scratcher near where your cat sleeps and near the entrance to the main living area. Cats scratch on waking and when marking the route they use most - putting it in a spare room is why most scratchers get ignored.

Stocked in Australia

Held in our Australian warehouse and sent with local couriers.