Trixie Inca Scratch Wave with Scratching Post - approx. 44 x 25 x 39 cm (L x W x H)

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Trixie Inca Scratch Wave with Scratching Post - approx. 44 x 25 x 39 cm (L x W x H)
Trixie
£23.28 at Zooplus
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This innovative scratching mat is compact, but offers a variety of scratching opportunities. It helps protect your furniture and rugs by giving your pet a fun place to sharpen his claws and take care of his natural and healthy scratching habit. The centre of the “wave” is made of durable sisal, and the post is wrapped in sisal. The Trixie Inca Scratch Wave with Scratching Post is suitable for cats of all ages. The Trixie Inca Scratch Wave with Scratching Post at a glance: Total size: apprx. 44 x 25 x 39 cm (L x W x H) Base: 44 x 25 cm (L x W) Size of Sisal Scratch Wave with Plush Edging Wave length: 75cm Wave width: 45cm Wave height: 25cm Sisal post: diameter 9 x L 35cm

At a glance

  • Shop: Zooplus
  • Brand: Trixie
  • Price: £23.28

Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.

Good to know

  • Measure your ceiling height before buying a floor-to-ceiling tree and check its adjustment range.
  • Choose a post taller than your cat’s full stretch on its hind legs, so it can scratch with its body fully extended.
  • Push the post or tree firmly before your cat uses it: if it wobbles, anchor it to the wall with the fixing kit.

Common questions

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.

How do I stop a tall cat tree from tipping over?

Use the wall fixing kit that most tall trees come with, and place the tree on a level floor against a wall. Floor-to-ceiling models need correct tension against the ceiling. Check bolts every few weeks, as they loosen with use.

Read our guide: Cat Trees & Cat Scratching Posts

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