Please note: This product might take a little longer to arrive as it may be shipped from outside the UK. With so much scratching, playing and extensive relaxing, it can happen that one or two parts of your Natural Paradise scratching post look a little battered or show signs of heavy use - so how practical that you can now buy a variety of different scratching posts, cushions and hammocks individually and replace them on your scratching post! Simply refer to the assembly instructions for your scratching post to find out what the individual parts are called and which ones you need to replace to turn your Natural Paradise scratching post back into an adventure playground and unrestricted favourite place. NATURAL PARADISE. DESIGNED FOR NATURAL INSTINCTS. The natural paradise is the best proof of your owner’s respect for who and what you are: much more than a pet. You are a beloved family member and you deserve a pleasant and appreciative environment to feel at home. This is what we are passionate about. We love to make sure that your owner’s home becomes your natural living space. So you can always be yourself and follow your natural instincts.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Natural Paradise
- Price: £24.99
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
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Good to know
- Rub catnip or silver vine into the sisal and play with a wand toy around the post to draw your cat to it.
- 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.
Common questions
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.
Is sisal or carpet better for scratching?
Sisal is usually the better choice. It is hard-wearing and gives a satisfying shred, while looped carpet can snag claws and teaches the cat that carpet is for scratching. Some cats also love cardboard scratchers.
