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Cat scratching posts save your furniture: without a spot of their own to sharpen their claws, cats turn to the sofa or the wallpaper. Our range covers scratching posts for every cat and household, from a low cardboard pad to tall multi-level climbing trees.
The classic is an upright post wrapped in sisal rope, tall enough for a cat to stretch out and dig in. House models add a hideaway and a place to nap, while wall-mounted and floor pads suit rooms where a bulky tower won't fit. Cardboard scratchers are worth considering too: they cost less, satisfy the urge to shred, and are easy to replace once worn.
TRIXIE and ZOLUX are known for sturdy, well-built models. Timago keeps prices reasonable, PETKIT brings thoughtful design, and ATAXXA adds useful accessories. Between them you can find a first post for a kitten or a solid one for a large, active cat that needs something heavier.
Watch how your cat scratches. One that stretches upward needs a tall post to grip standing; one that scrapes lying flat does better with a horizontal pad. Sisal lasts well and appeals to most cats, while cardboard is softer and cheaper. For a heavy cat or a multi-cat home, stability matters most: a weighted base and a wide footprint keep the post from wobbling mid-climb.
We ship scratching posts across the Baltic states and to Finland, with instalment payment available. Let the way your cat actually scratches guide your choice. It says more than any spec sheet.