All Kind Double Cat Scratcher Toy with Catnip

I bought this cat scratcher because it got good reviews and because our cats like to scratch the sides of our couches and the side of our mattress. They've been doing it for a while so we stopped caring about it since we plan on replacing it all anyway. However, I decided to try this cat scratcher to help break their furniture-scratching habit for when we eventually replace our furniture. It worked like a charm so I ordered another, along with a pack of the refills. All 6 of our cats use them. It leaves a small amount of little cardboard pieces on the floor but that's not something I care about. I'd rather sweep up a tiny mess than have scratched up furniture any day. I ordered the first one I bought this cat scratcher because it got good reviews and because our cats like to scratch the sides of our couches and the side of our mattress. They've been doing it for a while so we stopped caring about it since we plan on replacing it all anyway. However, I decided to try this cat scratcher to help break their furniture-scratching habit for when we eventually replace our furniture. It worked like a charm so I ordered another, along with a pack of the refills. All 6 of our cats use them. It leaves a small amount of little cardboard pieces on the floor but that's not something I care about. I'd rather sweep up a tiny mess than have scratched up furniture any day. I ordered the first one on December 12, 2020. It's been over a month and I just flipped the insert in the first one over earlier today, so they last a while (household with 6 cats). … more

This whole line of scratchers are small. The title of this item is Double Cat Scratcher, but it is quite small. Only my smaller cat fits on it. I have three cats, two are larger but not overweight cats. Other scratchers like the Scratch Lounge are worth the price. Also, the cat nip it comes with does not resemble premium cat nip - this included a lot of sticks and the color was brownish yellow as compared to a dried grass color I’m used to. My cats weren’t interested at all until I used some I already had. I do not recommend these or other All Kind scratchers.

A cardboard scratcher has 1 job-- to entice a cat to use it, instead of the furniture. I tried this scratcher, plus bought 2 refills, thinking a scratcher is a scratcher. Wrong! This 1 is smaller than the usual ones, and it sits down below the edge of the box. The smaller surface and the presence of the edge turned off my 2 cats, normally avid scratchers. (Previous scratchers I have purchased, and will return to, are flush with the box-- no edge.) Each cat tried it once (yes, loaded with the catnip), quit after a few scratches & never went back. I think they were afraid they were going to catch their claw on the raised edge of the box, & the smaller surface didn't give them any room for error A cardboard scratcher has 1 job-- to entice a cat to use it, instead of the furniture. I tried this scratcher, plus bought 2 refills, thinking a scratcher is a scratcher. Wrong! This 1 is smaller than the usual ones, and it sits down below the edge of the box. The smaller surface and the presence of the edge turned off my 2 cats, normally avid scratchers. (Previous scratchers I have purchased, and will return to, are flush with the box-- no edge.) Each cat tried it once (yes, loaded with the catnip), quit after a few scratches & never went back. I think they were afraid they were going to catch their claw on the raised edge of the box, & the smaller surface didn't give them any room for error. Waste of cardboard... … more

These are not quite as sturdy as the other brand. They shred much more easily and are very messy. I know they are supposed to shred but the resistance isn't there. They seem to be "squishy" where my girls like to sit in the boxes when they are not shredding, so there's a collapsed area where they sit. I prefer the previous brand choice which seems not to be available anymore.

Was looking for a larger sized scratcher and gave thus a try, will not buy again, the sides are cardboard, well its all cardboard. The cat immediatly started biting the sides, after a week of daily mess clean up im done, destroyed. Will go back to circle replacements for their plastic ball chaser.

I needed to replace my kitty's scratching box and my local pet store didn't have them any longer. I found this and just knew she would love it! And that she does! It doesn't solve ALL of her scratching habits, but it sure puts a HUGE dent in it! Instead of scratching furniture, she uses this box. The catnip is a plus, too! My kitty rolls around and runs through the house at FULL speed! I love this box and will continue to purchase the refills available! Thank you!!

I've tried several kinds of cat scratchers, but my 4 cats seem to prefer the corrugated cardboard the most. They may not be the most elegant design, but my cats know what they like -- just as they seem to prefer a cardboard box to a soft cat bed.

Adopted a new 3 year old cat. Wanted to try out a couple different types of scratchers. This was the one he liked! Only thing is that it is a little small for him (13 lbs). Will get a longer one with cardboard as that seems to be the material he likes verses a pole with the cord wrapped around it. Plus it is very affordable!

The cats have a circular cardboard scratcher with a rolling ball, which they like and use. This one fits in a corner where one of the cats scratches at the carpeting. Since purchasing, this unit has become the favored scratching spot.

We put one of these at the bottom of my cat Benji's cat tree and one next to his litter box. He loves them! He likes to scratch after he uses his litter box so this way he doesn't scratch our floors. He likes to just hang out sitting on his box so we got one for his cat tree too!