Features: Diverse shapes, such as circular, box shaped, and room type, can provide a large three-dimensional scratching area, and can also be used as a cat bed to meet the dual needs of cats for rest and scratching

Loyal cat lovers know that little owners need a cat scratching board that can be used to pass the time and vent their emotions, while grinding their claws. But the fact is often that we choose the cat scratching board we bought back, but the little owners don't buy it, and they still scratch on the sofa and the wall. So why have cat scratching boards? One of the nature of cats is to sharpen their claws and scratch. In addition to preventing the claws from getting longer and longer, scratching is also one of the essential hunting skills for cats.

When the owner excitedly puts the scratching board in front of the cat, the cat may not buy it. How to make cats fall in love with scratching boards? Cat's claws are extremely sharp. In order to keep the "weapon" sharp, cats living outdoors usually choose places such as bark to sharpen their claws. Indoor-fed cats tend to focus on furniture, curtains, or sofas. This will undoubtedly bring trouble to the owner.

It is common sense that cats need to sharpen their claws, so the little friends who raise cats will definitely buy cat scratching boards. However, the most troublesome thing is that there is a cat scratching board at home, but the cat still does not let go of the wall and sofa, why is this? First, this is because cats' attention is random. Take an example to understand. When your cat needs to drink more water, your doctor will usually tell you one way to do it is to put some water in various parts of the house.

Cat scratching board should be a kind of thing in every cat's home. The main function is to allow cats to play on it and sharpen their claws. The sofa will be scratched by cats, so many people will ask, how often should the scratching board be replaced? Under normal circumstances, it is replaced every two to five months.

Cats' claws are much sharper and more destructive than dogs. Cats can also rub their paws like dogs. In order to prevent the cat from causing damage to the items in the house due to grinding claws, it is necessary to use a cat scratching board instead. Cats grind their claws to keep their claws sharp and to make a mark at that location. Cats are preparing for hunting food with sharp claws.