Corrugated Cardboard Cat Scratcher & Lounge Pad — Protects Furniture, Includes Catnip, Two Styles | PawScratch™
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Cat scratcher · Lounge pad · Corrugated cardboard
Cats scratch to stretch, mark territory, and shed old claw sheaths — it's not a bad habit, it's a need. Give them something better than the corner of your sofa.
Scratch. Stretch. Settle.
The PawScratch™ pad works in three ways at once. It's a scratcher — the tightly layered corrugated channels are satisfying to claw, and the texture naturally draws cats away from furniture. It's a lounge — the gently curved bowl shape cradles cats who like to curl up somewhere with a bit of structure. And it doubles as a play surface, especially once you sprinkle a little of the included catnip sachet over it.
The oval shape keeps it stable on hard floors and rugs. At 40 × 28 × 8 cm, it's large enough for a full-grown cat to stretch across but compact enough to tuck beside a sofa or under a window sill.
What's in the box
- PawScratch™ corrugated cardboard lounge pad — 40 × 28 × 8 cm oval bowl shape
- Free catnip sachet — sprinkle over the surface to encourage first use
- Choice of two styles — Yellow with cartoon animal print trim, or White with botanical mushroom print
Features at a glance
| Material | Multi-layer high-strength corrugated cardboard |
| Dimensions | 40 × 28 × 8 cm (L × W × D) |
| Shape | Oval bowl / lounge form |
| Scratching surface | Exposed corrugated channels — cats scratch along the flutes |
| Styles available | Yellow (cartoon animal print band) · White (botanical mushroom print) |
| Includes | Free catnip sachet |
| Suitable for | Cats of all sizes |
Why cats prefer corrugated cardboard
Sisal and carpet scratchers work for some cats. But many — particularly those who go for book spines, cardboard boxes, or the back of wicker chairs — are specifically after the texture and sound of layered paper fibres. The corrugated channels in PawScratch™ shred in a way that feels satisfying to claw, and the debris falls away cleanly rather than pulling threads.
The bowl form adds another dimension: rather than lying flat on the floor, the curved sides give cats something to press against as they stretch, mimicking the resistance they'd get from a tree trunk or door frame edge.
Worth knowing — using the catnip sachet
Sprinkle a small amount directly onto the scratching surface the first time you put the pad out. The scent encourages investigation and first use. Not all cats respond to catnip — it's an inherited trait — but for those who do, it reliably shifts their attention to the new surface. Store the rest of the sachet in a sealed bag to keep it fresh.
Redirecting scratching behaviour
For best results, place the pad beside or in front of whatever your cat currently targets — the sofa arm, the carpet edge, a specific door frame. Cats scratch where they already have a scent mark, so positioning matters more than you might expect. Once they've used the PawScratch™ pad a few times and marked it as their own, it becomes the preferred spot.
The pad works on hard floors, rugs, and low-pile carpet. It won't slide around under normal use.
Pair it with
PawPounce™ — self-rolling interactive cat ball for active play between lounging sessions
PawBunny™ — motion-activated kicker toy for cats who need a physical outlet
PawNook™ — enclosed cat hideaway bed for cats who want total darkness after a scratch session
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