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EveryYay Couch Cardboard Scratch for Cats, Plaid, 9" H
Description
Introducing the EveryYay Couch Cardboard Scratch-a clever two-in-one solution for your cat's scratching and lounging needs. Crafted from 100% recycled cardboard, this eco-friendly option supports both your cat's health and the planet. The design features a built-in scratching surface and a cozy spot for napping, making it perfect for playtime and relaxation. Cat nip included.
- - Couch Cardboard Scratch in Plaid from EveryYay
- - 100% Recycled Cardboard
- - Claw-friendly corrugated cardboard
- - Encourages healthy scratch habits
- - Catnip Included
Specifications
| SKU | 3918618 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | EveryYay |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Brown |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Material | Cardboard |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 19.75 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 9 IN |
| Width | 11 IN |
CAUTION: FOR PET USE ONLY. NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN. Inspect regularly and replace if any part becomes excessively damaged. Do not exceed weight limit. For additional stability, we recommend placing against wall or corner. Not recommended for outdoor use. Do not allow children to climb on or hang from furniture. Check all hardware and connections regularly to tighten as needed. Color may transfer to other surfaces.
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Best thing ever!!
Jennifer R
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great couch
Leah
Yes, I recommend this product.
Furrtastic
Yes, I recommend this product.
Ziggy loves the couch cardboard scratch box.
Daniel Lars
Yes, I recommend this product.
Ziggy loves the couch cardboard scratch box.
Daniel Lars
Originally posted on petco.com
Perfect scratching couch
B Johnson
Yes, I recommend this product.
Perfect scratching couch
B Johnson
Originally posted on petco.com
Best Purchase Ever!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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My kitten likes to scratch my wooden chair, doors,and occasionally the door frames. I bought her a wooden cat scratcher with catnip and all she does is bite, sleeps, and lays on it. Do you have any recommendations on what would be a good scratching post? Sisal rope, Sisal carpet, and etc?
My cats chew and shred paper and cardboard incessantly. Help!
Cat not only scratches furniture, but now is eating the materials. Help!
why does my cat eat cardboard?
My cat likes to chew on cardboard boxes. He full on chews hard on them and rips it apart. Is this normal? Should I be concerned with teeth problems?
Why does my cat scratch my carpet up? She has all sorts of cat posts with various surfaces? She was found outside, then lived an indoor/outdoor life for about 9 months with someone else. Now she is strictly indoors with me. We live in Tucson so she cannot go outside
Their very first cat scratcher post&they don't like it. How can I get them to like it&scratch the post vs. the side of my bed/sofa.Catnip doesnt work.
13yo indoor male cat with hx of seasonal allergies, vet says not treatable. He has been scratching just in front of his ears off and on for years, but tonight I noticed that he has significant scratches/scabs (not oozing) on R side. We have 3 indoor cats that play, sleep, groom each other. No other cat has any issue- all have clean ears, no mites. All eat Grain free Wellness or Merrick, chicken only (22yo often steals food from others and can't tolerate fish or beef- lots of vomiting). Thoughts?
I have 3 cats. 2 are 15 yes old. The other is 7 yr old. My older cats are peeing behind the couch. I have used Miracle products, scrubbed and put soda down then use brush to work soda in. Even with this method they still go behind the coach. I clean their litter boxes 2 times s day. How can I keep my older cats from peeing on the carpet?
Hi, I have a 6 year old lynx point tabby and she loves to chew plastic, she doesn’t ingest and normally does it every time I come home from work, she’ll run right the plastic. Is this normal lol Thanks -britney
I have about 75 cats(joke), nine inside. I know... all neutered. one outside 99%-neutered. Steven, out, comes in only bad weather cause Bruce, bully, and Charlotte, bully, all want to jump him. problem, I think is territory. Bruce pees in my room CONSTANTLY. idiot Charlotte pees DIRECTLY on my pine paneling...LIKE A BOY!!! I put that cat per remover stuff out constantly. they are rotting my bedroom floor and the ammonia smell is like toxic fumes. please help me
Hello, I have a cat (Elliot) about a year and some months old , I got him from Petco actually. He has destroyed all my furniture and keeps on breaking more with his nails I do have about 3 scratch poles for him yet, he keeps on scratching everything; even after I cut his nails, he keeps on making things worst. Would it be better to remove his nails? Cause other wise I will have to give him back to a shelter, which I really wouldn't want to do. Thanks in advance Gus N.