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Petlinks Scratcher's Choice+ Bed Box & Refills Corrugate Cat Scratch Blocks & Bed, 19.75" L X 1.75" W X 11" H
Description
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Petlinks Scratcher's Choice+ Bed Box & Refills features a bed box containing two extra-large stackable catnip-infused reversible corrugate scratch blocks. Large enough for your cat to comfortably rest, you can stack the scratch blocks inside the bed box for a scratch & lounge area. Or use one at a time for a scratcher that cradles your cat as they scratch and rest. Scratching helps cats stretch, tone muscles, promote healthy nail growth, & even helps alleviate stress. Petlinks' stylish innovative cat scratchers offer various combinations of scratch surfaces & angles to please any cat & redirect natural scratching behavior away from furnishings.
- - Attracts cats to scratch & rest with our Catnip Infusion Technology that releases an irresistible catnip scent with every scratch, rewarding your cat for scratching corrugate instead of your furniture
- - Catnip Infusion Technology saturates each layer of corrugate with insecticide-free catnip, all the fun of catnip with less mess than loose leaf catnip
- - Two durable reversable corrugate scratch block refills for longer lasting fun, when one side is worn, simply flip it over for a new scratch surface, when both sides are worn move on to the next scratch block
- - Bed box captures scratch debris, keeping it off your floors
- - Easily change & flip over scratch blocks using open slots in bed box
- - Our durable corrugate replicates the feel of tree bark, a surface cats are driven to scratch in nature, making it a great choice to redirect scratching away from furniture
- - Satisfies your cat's need for scratching & stimulation
Specifications
| SKU | 3627861 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Brand | Petlinks |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Brown |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Medium |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 19.75 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 11 IN |
| Width | 1.75 IN |
100% Satisfaction guaranteed- All our products are backed by our satisfaction guarantee when purchased from an authorized seller. If for any reason you are unsatisfied with our product, please reach out to our customer service team. Their contact information is conveniently located on the back of our product packaging.
To help redirect scratching away from furnishings, place in an area your cat will feel comfortable or near former scratching targets. For best results, slightly scratch surface to release catnip scent to attract cats to scratch. Do not use or store near heat or flame.
For pets only. Contains small parts. Pets should be supervised when using this product. Don't allow pet to ingest any parts. Remove all packaging.
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Buy this for your babies :)
Mary Lynn322
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Sweetiecat1
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Beany W
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My cat won't leave
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Are the corrugated sections reversible so that they can be flipped over when top side is used up?
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