Cat Trees & Scratchers
Sturdy posts, trees and scratchers that give cats somewhere of their own to climb, stretch and scratch — and give your sofa a fighting chance.
Wall-Mounted Jute Cat Climbing Step
A wall-mounted climbing step wrapped in natural jute rope for grip, scratching and vertical exercise.
Sisal Ball Cat Scratcher
A fruit-shaped sisal scratching ball on a flat mat base, built for happy solo clawing.
Sisal Cat Scratching Floor Mat
A hard-wearing woven sisal floor mat that gives cats a generous surface to scratch and stretch on while protecting carpets and flooring. Lies flat, suits any room and comes in several sizes to suit single or multi-cat homes.
Organ Cardboard Cat Scratcher with Cat-Face Design
A concertina cardboard scratcher in a fun cat-face shape that doubles as a cosy perching arch.
Natural Sisal Rope for Cat Scratchers
A coil of strong natural sisal rope for re-wrapping cat scratching posts and DIY scratcher repairs.
Feandrea Multi-Level Cat Tree Tower
A multi-level Feandrea cat tree with a widened perch, giving larger cats room to climb, scratch and lounge.
Wall-Mounted Cat Shelves & Climbing Set
A wall-mounted cat shelf and perch set that turns spare wall space into a climbing playground.
Sisal Cat Scratching Post with Dangling Pom-Pom
A stable 90cm sisal scratching post with a dangling pom-pom to keep indoor cats scratching and playing.
Wooden Cat House Scratcher with Feeder & Water Set
A two-in-one wooden cat house and scratcher lounger with a detachable top, paired with a gravity feeder (approx 1600ml) and water dispenser (approx 800ml). Gives cats a spot to rest, scratch and play alongside automatic food and water.
Window-Mounted Sisal Cat Scratching Post
A suction-mounted double-column sisal post that gives cats a vertical spot to scratch and stretch.
Palm Tree Cat Tree With Sisal Post And Bowl Bed
A playful palm-tree cat tree with a sisal scratching trunk, dangling teaser pompoms and a clear space-capsule bowl bed below. Compact at around 44cm wide, it gives cats a spot to scratch, perch and snooze.
Window-Mounted Cat Perch Set with Hammock, Shelf & Bowls
A window-mounted wooden cat climbing set featuring a cosy hammock, a feeding shelf with raised bowls and stepping platforms. Fixes to the glass with suction cups to create a vertical play and lounging space without floor clutter.
Self-Adhesive Wall-Mounted Cat Scratcher Set
A set of stick-on sisal scratching strips that mount to the wall in a step layout, saving floor space while protecting paint and furniture. Hard-wearing sisal gives cats a satisfying place to scratch and stretch upright.
Fruit Sisal Scratching Ball With Spinning Disc Toy
A fun fruit-shaped sisal scratching ball mounted on a wooden base, paired with a spinning disc and rolling balls below. Cats can scratch, claw and chase all in one, helping protect your furniture.
Sisal Sofa Corner Scratcher Protector
A sisal scratching mat that drapes over a sofa arm or corner to shield it from claws. Gives your cat a tempting place to scratch while protecting upholstery from snags and damage.
Self-Adhesive Sisal Cat Scratching Mat
A self-adhesive sisal scratching mat that sticks to sofas, walls, posts or furniture corners. Redirects your cat's claws to a satisfying surface and protects upholstery from scratching damage.
Magic Organ Cardboard Cat Scratcher with Bell Ball
A foldable accordion-style corrugated cardboard scratcher that reshapes into a round scratching toy. A bell ball spins in the central track to keep your cat batting, chasing and scratching for hours.
Why cats need to scratch
Scratching isn’t bad behaviour — it’s how cats keep their claws healthy, stretch their muscles and mark their territory. Take it away and they’ll find your furniture instead.
Giving them a tall, stable post in a spot they already like to lounge redirects the instinct to somewhere you’re both happy with.
Picking the right one
Cats prefer a post tall enough to stretch up fully, on a base heavy enough that it won’t wobble mid-scratch.
Sisal rope and natural cardboard are firm favourites. For climbers and multi-cat homes, a taller tree with platforms earns its keep.
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.
Common questions
How do I stop my cat scratching the sofa?
Place an appealing scratcher right next to the spot they’re targeting, make the post sturdy and tall, and reward them for using it. Most cats happily switch once there’s a better option.
Sisal or cardboard?
Both work — many cats like vertical sisal for stretching and flat cardboard for a satisfying shred. Offering both covers all preferences.
Are tall cat trees stable?
Look for a wide, weighted base. Our product pages note the base dimensions so you can judge stability for an enthusiastic climber.
Keep browsing
Free pet welcome kit
Four printable tools, zero cost
The new-pet checklist, a vaccination & worming tracker, a feeding-portion guide and a house-training chart — straight to your inbox, no spam, unsubscribe whenever.