Cat Scratcher, Durable Scratch Pad, Corrugated Cardboard Scratching Board for Indoor Cats, Heavy Duty, Double-Sided Usability, Recyclable, with Catnip, Medium, 1 Pack

My cat loved these scratching boards! He doesn't really sharpen his claws that often, I think his paws and feet in general are more sensitive than other kitties, so he maybe uses these boards once or twice a day! He prefers to sit on them and gnaw on them to rip up the cardboard occasionally which is fine, I'm sure that's what they're made for! Immediately upon opening this item, I did notice that the surface when I ran my hands over it was quite soft, almost like the cardboard was cut and sanded down on the top layer to not be as sharp as "raw cardboard" like on an Amazon delivery box, which I appreciated since my cat has sensitive paws. The color doesn't really matter to me, but it's just cardboard! :) It's easy to pick up stray pieces of cardboard from the floor when he does scratch some loose, and I don't have to worry about him eating it while I'm not watching bc if he does get a piece, it's just paper basically lol... value for money wise, I'd say it's alright, it's just a cardboard scratcher and I liked that it was a two pack for this price, but I heard you can just make these at home yourself too! Otherwise, it works as intended and my cat likes it enough to sleep on it once in a while <3 it's easy to assemble and open, and easy to keep clean! You can even flip it over when you're done with one side!

Cats love it! Sure beats them scratching up my furniture. They use it daily and seem to get quite a bit of satisfaction scratching away on it. It has taken a lot of abuse already, lol, but it's holding up great so durability is quite good. Overall great value for the money. I would recommend this product.

My cats go through cardboard scratchers like crazy. It's a little smaller than I expected but that's on me for not checking the dimensions.

To start, we live in an area of Georgia (USA) that was recently devastated by Hurricane Helene. If you watched the news, so many of us were without power for weeks. Our household and cat rescue was without power for 20 days. This sets the backdrop. Our order of Coching Cat Scratcher had arrived on September 25. We put the scratchers out for our special-needs cat to play with on the 26th. On that night, the hurricane roared through our area with horrific effects. Now, in one room of our house, we have a special needs cat who is vision impaired. She has a cat tree in a window that she enjoys looking out of since we have some solar lights and bird feeders (all purchased from Amazon) out in the yard. She often sleeps in this little cat tree that is in front of the window. On the night of the hurricane, she was not in her tree, but playing on her new scratcher. We heard a crash/thud about 3:00 AM and immediately begun investigating. Upon opening to door to the room, we saw a huge tree that had crushed the wall and window where her cat tree was. Fortunately, our cat was on her new scratcher when the real outside tree crushed her inside cat tree. We immediately grabbed her up and relocated her to a safer area. She is doing well after several days of shock and hiding under the daybed in another room. Ok, yeah, not a review of the cat scratcher itself, but this product saved a life. It is a cat scratcher with catnip. Pretty basic, but our rescues love it. It is enjoyable to watch them having such a grand time. Something so simple can give hours of joy. We have already ordered more since the quality is quite good.

What can I say? My cats love these things! Very sturdy.

Nice quality scratch pad, but unfortunately, the cat refused to use it. It eventually made its way to the burn pile. My stars are neutral because its not the companies fault my parents have a 'not right in the head' cat.

This is a great product to help keep the cat from using everything else in the house as a scratching post. We placed it where she likes to scratch the rug the most and now she only uses this. The cat loves it!

Good for the price. One cat uses it often. The other cat prefers the rugs.