Suitable scratching furniture is needed so that upholstered furniture or carpets don’t have to be used for your cat’s claw care. The Karlie Rofra scratching post is a particularly compact piece of furniture. The construction consists of a sturdy scratching post and a non-slip base plate that provides the necessary stability. The Karlie Rofra scratching post has an attractive, natural look and fits harmoniously into any interior. It is wrapped in robust sea grass and invites extensive claw sharpening. The top of the base plate can also be used for claw care - perfect for velvet paws that prefer to scratch horizontally. Entertaining extra: at the very top of the scratching post is an elastic band with a fun play spring attached for catching and chasing. Karlie Rofra scratching post at a glance: Space-saving scratching furniture for cats Woven sea grass for scratching: natural, robust material for claw care Non-slip base plate: rubber studs for more stability, additional scratching surface for horizontal wipers With play spring: attached to rubber band, for additional play fun Neutral look: natural, blends in with any interior style Easy to assemble Colour: beige / brown / grey Overall dimensions: approx. Ø 30 x H 50cm Baseplate: Ø 30cm x H 3cm Rubber band: approx. L 22cm (with spring approx. L 33cm) 1 seagrass stem: approx. Ø 9 x H 45cm Note: For indoor use only.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Karlie
- Price: £10.79
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Good to know
- Do not replace a post just because it looks shredded: cats prefer a well-used, scent-marked surface.
- For large or heavy cats, choose thick posts and wide platforms, often sold as XL models.
- Measure your ceiling height before buying a floor-to-ceiling tree and check its adjustment range.
Common questions
How do I stop my cat scratching the sofa?
Put a tall, stable scratching post directly in front of the area your cat scratches, and cover the sofa spot temporarily with a throw or double-sided tape. Reward your cat for using the post. Once the habit has moved, you can shift the post gradually to a better position.
How tall should a scratching post be?
Tall enough for your cat to stretch out fully on its hind legs with front paws extended, plus some extra. For most adult cats that means a much taller post than the small ones sold for kittens. The base must be heavy or fixed so the post does not wobble.
