Fat Cat Big Mama's Scratch 'N Play Ramp Cat Toy

Replaces a very well used old one. Cats love to stretch when they scratch. This cardboard ramp allows them to stretch - they love the angle - and really dig into the exposed cardboard edge. I have two Ragdolls and it's often difficult to find something big enough for them. It comes with a little catnip to sprinkle on the cardboard. After several weeks, once they wear out one side, the cardboard can be flipped for phase 2. I don't need more than 2 a year. The first time you assemble one it can be a little confusing.

My cat loves her scratchers so I had high hopes for this. The scratcher part is fine, and my cat likes the catnip. It doesn't work well when it's set up as a ramp because it's not sturdy. The "ramp" is basically made of card stock and it's really too thin for a cat to stand on without it being wobbly, and my cat only weighs 8 pounds. I ended up folding it down so that it's flat against the floor and now it's just a normal scratcher. Also, my cat loved the little stuffed moth toy but it doesn't stay very well in the holes provided. Also, the base being made of coated card stock, it makes the whole thing slide around on the floor (mine is on a carpeted floor but it would slide around in any kind My cat loves her scratchers so I had high hopes for this. The scratcher part is fine, and my cat likes the catnip. It doesn't work well when it's set up as a ramp because it's not sturdy. The "ramp" is basically made of card stock and it's really too thin for a cat to stand on without it being wobbly, and my cat only weighs 8 pounds. I ended up folding it down so that it's flat against the floor and now it's just a normal scratcher. Also, my cat loved the little stuffed moth toy but it doesn't stay very well in the holes provided. Also, the base being made of coated card stock, it makes the whole thing slide around on the floor (mine is on a carpeted floor but it would slide around in any kind of flooring, I think). This would be better if the ramp base were made of thicker cardboard, and if either it was just open on the bottom, or if the bottom were made of a non-coated material (so it's not slippery). … more

My kitty boys who live in our large garage are having a lot of fun with this. And even though it's folded from cardboard, it's standing up to two good-sized felines. One even stands at the stop of the ramp to flip the little toy sometimes. Mostly, they are digging their claws in with great relish.

Feels good on my claws, especially after my human trims them. I particularly enjoy vigorous, NOISY “midnight manicures”; plus it’s a hoot when it wakes up the humans and one of them yells out STELLA!! WHAT THE....?!?! The little butterfly...meh, I could take it or leave it. Overall pretty good.

Our two month old kittens played with it as soon as I took it out of the box! I love that there are three slots to stick the toy in, can easily remove the scratching part, and the colors are so cute

I have a thicc kitty so this folding design is a RISK, but it’s so cute and the butterfly is a big hit.

I wasn't sure if my cats would like this as they don't appear to like any scratching posts. I had bought something similar around Christmas time and my one cat seemed to like it so I thought I'd give this a try. She loves this! She doesn't play with the butterfly but she loves to scratch on this and even will lay down on it. My cat gives it 5 stars!

My cats love it, it's a little bit expensive but it worth. And it really easy to install!!!!!!!!!!

Cat loves the scratch ramp just as she did the one previously (no toy, different brand, now demolished by her claws). The toy on this one won't stay where indicated. She likes to play with it anyway, around the room, but claws sometimes get caught in the metal wire spring, so not a good addition. Recommend manufacturer switch to plastic spring and more easily attached toy. Otherwise is a cheerful addition.

my cat likes this, but $15 is a lot for folded cardboard that won't last very long.