Cat Scratching Posts
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Cat Scratching Posts style guide
The Cat Scratching Posts Edit
Your cat deserves a good scratching post. You want one that lasts and fits your home. LOVEMI has 960 cat scratching posts in stock, from $7.99 to $347. We help you pick the right one for your cat and your furniture.
Real posts for real cats
Cats scratch to mark territory and stretch their muscles. A good post stops them from ruining your sofa. Our top seller is the Pet Cat Tree Toys Cat Scratch Post with double sisal balls for $30.95. It gives cats a place to climb and scratch. The Solid Wood Rotary Table Cat Scratch Board for $35.95 works well for cats that like to circle and dig in.
Sisal is the best material for scratching posts. Most of our posts use natural sisal or sisal hemp. The Large Cat Scratching Post for $144 uses extra large sisal rope. It stands up to big cats and heavy use. For smaller budgets, the Cat Scratching Mat in a cactus shape costs $14.99. It protects your furniture without taking up much floor space.
Pick the right post for your space
Think about where your cat likes to scratch. Vertical scratchers work great for cats that stretch up tall. The Professional Vertical Cat Toy Sisal Cat Catching Ball for $19.99 is a solid choice. For cats that scratch low, try the Cat Scratcher Claw Sharpener Pad for $34.95. It lays flat on the floor.
You can save on shipping with free delivery on orders over $50. Every item comes with a 60-day return policy. That means you can try a post and swap it if your cat does not use it. The Deformation Cat Bed with a replaceable corrugated paper core costs $36.95. It lets you swap out the scratching surface when it wears down.
Cat Scratching Posts FAQs
How to make cat use scratching post?
Place the post near where your cat already scratches. Rub catnip on the sisal rope to draw them in. Play with a toy on the post to show them it is fun. Most cats start using it within a few days.
What are cat scratching posts made of?
Most posts use sisal rope, sisal hemp, or corrugated paper. Sisal is rough and lets cats dig in their claws. Some posts have wood bases or carpet covers. Our posts range from $7.99 to $347 depending on the materials.
Why do cats scratch furniture?
Cats scratch to mark territory with scent glands in their paws. They also scratch to stretch their back muscles and remove old claw sheaths. A good post gives them a legal place to do this.
What are the best cat scratching posts?
The best post matches your cat's scratching style. Tall sisal posts work for vertical scratchers. Flat cardboard pads work for horizontal scratchers. Our top seller is the Pet Cat Tree Toys Cat Scratch Post for $30.95.