SmartCat Bootsie's Corner Scratcher

This corner scratcher with its durable construction and high-quality sisal rope helps cats stretch and scratch. It also offers a secret hideaway and does not take up a lot of space. Perfect for almost any unused corner.

Features and Benefits:

• Great space saver
• Secret hideaway - 79 cm W x 86 cm H x 31 cm L
• High scratching area for a good stretch

More Info

Why do cats scratch?

• To remove old nail sheaths from the claws
• To exercise and tone muscles
• To relieve stress, frustration and boredom
• To "warm-up" for a vigorous play session
• To mark territory

SmartCat Training Tips:
Place the post in a room where the cat spends a lot of time. Cats often like to stretch and scratch when they wake up from a nap. To introduce the post to your cat try using catnip as a lure. (For most cats a lure is unnecessary but fun.) Rub catnip onto the sisal material and call the cat over to the post. Scratch your nails along the surface of the material. This will attract the cat and at the same time teach him where to scratch. After your cat begins to scratch, praise him and give him a food treat. (Small kittens can be trained to climb the post by showing them food treats and placing it at the top of the post). If your cat has already been scratching a piece of furniture, place the post directly in front of it. Temporarily cover the previously scratched areas with a few strips of double-sided carpet tape or clear double-sided tape strips that are designed for this purpose. This will help redirect your cat's scratching activities to the post. Most cats are easily trained but if your cat is the exception, please see catsinternational.org for free behaviour counselling.

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