A piece of cat furniture for two favourite activities at the same time: The round Trixie scratching bed Lilly combines an exciting scratching board made of solid corrugated cardboard with a comfortable cuddly hollow, in which your pussycat can make himself really cosy before and after his daily claw care. Your velvet paw can wonderfully curl up and relax in the hollow. The Trixie Lilly scratching bed is even more attractive thanks to the catnip included, the scent of which has an animating effect on many cats. This way, the cat bed remains interesting for your furry nose for longer. Due to the aesthetic design with grey border and cat design, this scratching bed also cuts a good figure visually in your living space. Trixie Lilly scratching bed at a glance: Spacious scratching furniture for cats Perfect for daily claw care: large scratching surface made of solid corrugated cardboard, invites regular claw sharpening 2-in-1 scratching bed: scratching board and lying surface in one, cardboard forms a concave hollow to curl up and snuggle down with pleasure Catnip included: for an inviting scent, can have an animating effect, facilitates habituation and ensures that the scratching bed remains interesting for a long time Playful design: pretty, grey-coloured border with cat design, visually enhances the simple, functional cardboard scratching surface Colour: grey Material: corrugated cardboard, cardboard Dimensions: Ø 45 x H 10 cm Note: For indoor use only.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: TRIXIE
- Price: £32.39
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- 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.
- Choose a post taller than your cat’s full stretch on its hind legs, so it can scratch with its body fully extended.
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.
