Cat owners know that, whether you like it or not, having no scratching toys in the house means danger for your furniture - everything becomes fair game for scratching! Cats need to regularly sharpen their claws, there is no way around it. The Trixie Livia Scratching Post can help support this by offering your cat the best for daily claw care. The playful design in dusky pink and grey with the post coated in sisal cord offers your cat plenty of enthusiastic scratching. The small plush ball attached to the post provides additional enjoyment. The base plate of the Trixie Livia Scratching Post is coated in smooth, soft fabric with a criss-cross design that makes this a unique cat tree. Trixie Livia Scratching Post at a glance: Scratching post for cats Robust: with a post coated in sisal cord, for daily claw care Fun design: with pleasantly soft, smooth fabric and an unusual quilted design With play ball: cuddly soft, for more fun during claw sharpening Space-saving Colour: dusky pink/grey Total dimensions: diameter 38 x (H) 64cm Play ball: diameter 6cm Jute post: diameter 9 x (L) 60cm Sisal cord: diameter 4mm Please note: For indoor use only. Please note: This product is designed exclusively for indoor use. No toy is completely indestructible. As with any other product, please supervise your pet with this toy. Check the product regularly for damage, and replace the toy if it is damaged or missing any pieces to avoid potential injury to your pet.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: TRIXIE
- Price: £22.29
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- 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.
- Place a scratching post next to where your cat sleeps or in front of furniture it already scratches.
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.
