Cats
Cat Scratching Posts
Stretch, climb, repeat.
Scratching is a need, not naughtiness — give your cat a tall, sturdy post and your sofa gets a reprieve.
A place of their own to scratch and survey.Find their favourites
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Little essentials. Lots of love.
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2 items together
Scratch Post & Lounger
Included
- 1 × Palm Tree Cat Scratching Post with Sisal Ball, 45cm
- 1 × Cardboard Cat Scratcher Lounge Box with 5 Reversible Pads
£39.49 for the set
Save £4.49 vs buying separately
Scratching post
Low-Shed Sisal Cat Scratching Post and Board with Replacement Pads
- Sizes
- 26 x 26cm · 54 x 31cm
£31.99
Scratching post
Sisal Cat Scratching Post with Weighted Round Base, Two Sizes
- Sizes
- S · L
- Material
- fabric
From £21.99
Toy
Solid Wood Cat Turntable Scratching Post, Nine Configurations
- Sizes
- 39 x 21cm · 42 x 42cm
- Material
- Wood
From £19.99
Cat tree
Solid Wood Cat Scratching Post and Climbing Frame with Play Ball
- Sizes
- 26 x 20cm · 36 x 34cm
- Material
- Wood
From £45.99
Cat tree
Pine Wall-Mounted Cat Climbing Frame with Scratching Rope and House
- Sizes
- 25 x 22cm · 43 x 20cm · 50 x 33cm
- Material
- Wood
From £42.99
Scratching post
Compact Vertical Cat Scratching Post in Woven Linen, Six Colours
- Material
- Cloth, Wood
From £27.99
Toy
Wooden Cat Scratching Post with Rolling Ball Track, Bear Design
A sisal post set on a wooden base with a rolling ball track around it, so one object handles both the scratching and the chasing, finished in a plain bear design.
£18.99
Scratching post
Sisal and Loop Carpet Cat Scratching Pad with Hook-and-Loop Fixing
- Material
- fabric
From £21.99
Cat tree
Sisal Cat Scratching Board and Kitten Climbing Post with Toy
- Sizes
- 26 x 26cm · 31 x 10cm
- Material
- Wood
From £38.99
Cat tree
Multi-Level Cat Tree with Condo and Scratching Posts
- Material
- Plush, sisal & board
From £184.99
A little guidance
Choosing cat scratching posts
Why your cat needs to scratch
Scratching keeps claws healthy, stretches the whole body and marks territory. Take the outlet away and they will simply use the furniture instead — so the goal is to give them something better.
Most cats prefer coarse sisal rope for a vertical stretch; some like flat cardboard for a satisfying shred. Offering both covers all preferences.
Choosing one your cat will actually use
Height and stability are everything: the post must be tall enough for a full stretch and heavy-based enough that it never wobbles mid-scratch.
Place it right next to the spot they currently target, and by their sleeping area — cats love a good scratch the moment they wake.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
From the Knowledge Hub
Common questions
Why won’t my cat use the scratching post?
Usually it is too short, too wobbly, the wrong material or in the wrong place. Choose a tall, sturdy sisal post and put it right where they already scratch.
Sisal or cardboard?
Many cats like both — vertical sisal for stretching and flat cardboard for shredding. Offer one of each if you can.
How do I stop my cat scratching the sofa?
Put an appealing post beside it, make the sofa boring with a protector, and reward every use of the post.
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