Sisal Cat Scratcher Board – Flower & Orange Shape Claw Pad

$30.99 $42.99

Color Orange shape-Orange Flower shape-Pink Flower shape-Green Orange shape-Pink

Natural sisal cats prefer to sofas

Doubles as a flat napping pad

Shaped to sit in a room as decor

Cats scratch to stretch and to mark territory — the only question is whether they do it on sisal or on your sofa arm. This board gives them a surface that feels better than upholstery, in a shape that doesn't look like pet gear dumped in the living room.

Why you'll like it

Sisal they prefer. Tightly woven natural sisal gives the resistance cats look for and keeps claws trimmed.
Saves the furniture. Place it where the scratching already happens and redirect the habit.
Scratcher and bed. Flat enough to nap on once the scratching is done.
Lies flat or leans. Use it on the floor or propped against a chair or wall, whichever your cat prefers.
Decor-friendly shapes. Flower and orange-slice designs in soft colours that suit a living room.

Specifications

Material: Natural woven sisal
Shapes: Flower, orange slice
Colours: Green, pink, orange
Use: Floor mat or leaning board

In the box

1 x sisal scratcher board (shape and colour as selected)

Free US shipping on orders over $50, $8 flat rate below that, and $15 express. Returns accepted within 30 days in original condition.

Cat using a sisal scratcher board instead of the sofa

Better Than Your Sofa Arm

Tightly woven natural sisal gives the resistance cats are looking for, so the habit moves off your upholstery and onto something built for it.

Cat napping on a flat sisal scratcher pad

Scratch Pad And Nap Spot

Flat and wide enough to stretch out on once the scratching is done, which is why cats keep coming back to it through the day.

Sisal cat scratcher board styled in a living room

Looks Like Furniture

Flower and orange shapes sit in a living room without looking like pet gear. Chipper Pet chose shapes you can leave out where the scratching actually happens.

Frequently Asked Questions

Put it right where the scratching already happens. Cats choose sisal over fabric when it is in the spot they were already using.

Yes. Scratching on sisal wears the outer claw sheath down, which is exactly what your cat is trying to do on the furniture.

It lies flat and low, so your cat can lean into a full stretch without the board skidding away underneath them.

It is natural woven sisal rather than a printed surface, which is why it holds up through heavy daily scratching.

One board fits a fully stretched cat. Most multi cat homes keep one in each favourite scratching spot rather than sharing a single pad.