Frisco Step-In Cat Scratcher Toy with Catnip, Tropical Palms

I ended up with 2 when my original shipment didn’t show up, received my replacement then the original showed a few days later. Which ended up being meant to be as both mine are obsessed with it and started to fight over having just 1. (They’re smaller at 10lb each for reference) The cat nip didn’t have any directions on it so I only sprinkled half a bag in it, they went nuts for about 20 mins and now it’s just a nice sleeping spot.

My Stephie prefers a scratch pad to posts. She uses it several times a day and she goes nuts over the Catnip when it first arrives. Chewy Catnip must be fresher or more potent than others ! ? The kind I pick up doesn't phase her. I don't know yet how often scratch pads need to be replaced. Guess I will figure it out.

Our cats haven’t been this excited in a long time. I can’t believe it they just run to those scratchers with joy ! Like we knew they wanted them. They are easy to put put of the way -and the cats are on them instead of the furniture.!

I had a flat corrugated scratch box for over a year that needed replacement. Since Kitty liked to lay on it or lean into it, when I saw the Frisco step-in I knew I had to try it, and like all the other Frisco products I've purchased, it's terrific! I will admit the catnip provided was either stale or weak, as she didn't really react to it, but I just used some of my own and everything was fine! A+

Why did no one think of this sooner? The biggest problem with scratching posts is the debris all over the floor. Inevitably they get turned over by over zealous cats and there is cat nip everywhere. This scratcher takes care of that problem. Both cats love it for scratching and for napping. Sampson is fifteen pounds and it is large enough to hold him.

Cats love it. These are thin cardboard to make it easy for the cats to scratch, which they love, so it can be a little messy. But this specific one has sides so that makes it even better than the others that the cats already loved. We don't even need to use the catnip in it.

My kitten didn't like this at first but she warmed up to it. Now she uses this so much that she has decided not to scratch the furniture anymore. She has scratching posts but she appears to prefer the cardboard box. She even sleeps in it. She doesn't like it if anyone touches it either... that is her home base for fun.

Another winner for both kitties! We have a similar scratcher that had been quite scratched up, but still enjoyed regularly. Booboo likes to lay in it as her bed. I wanted a second one so they could each have a box to lay in and scratch as needed. Of course they both love it. Bronson broke it in first and enjoys sitting in it as we relax in the living room, surveying his domain. Booboo likes to lounge in this as well after a nice relaxing scratch. It was an excellent price, too, so I will probably replace the other lounger with one of these.

I'm not sure my cat got the memo that this box is for scratching and not dismantling but he absolutely loves it. He loves to chew on it and tear it apart and, occasionally, sometimes scratch on it. I now buy them in bulk as he goes through them pretty quickly!

Yes, it’s a cardboard box, but it’s a nicer looking one than the ones that are always in my face. Also, Frankie is already sleeping in it, so it’s a bed now, too. She’s 11 lbs and really long (not fat, literally just a bigger cat) and she’s quite cozy.