Omega Paw Horizontal Cat Scratching Post, Color Varies

I have huge cats. They can't stretch on it. It does sit nice at the end of the couch, but they knock it over. I bought 2 different ones. Its top heavy. The plastic is very thin and flimsy. All 3 of them just stair at it like mom what am I supposed to do with that. They use the longer one. But this one not so much. Which it was made a little more bottom heavy so they don't knock it over..

I bought this because her other one is very worn. I got her a different one and wish I hadn't. she just knocks it down and goes to her worn out one.

Our rescues seem to like it. It took some time for them to warm-up to the new scratcher, as they seem to prefer the shag carpet scratchers. I sprinkled some homegrown nip on it and they gave it a try. The unit easily bumpers a bed post or corner of a dresser, which helps to give it some stability. Very nice quality and well manufactured product.

They're nice but the kittens don't really use them which bums me. Will try to get cat nip spray for them.

Our kitten thinks of this as a play toy for now. This does not take up much room, and can be used laid down as well as upright. VERY nice.

I like it because there is no more mess like with cardboard scratchers but my girls (4) don't like it, they don't want to use it and eventually prefer using furnitures (grrr). I even put some catnip, nope!!!

I got it to help encourage the cat not to scratch on the couch, but she prefers her cardboard one. If set up in the upright position it doesnt stay up when being scratched. My cat is maybe 5# I have it laying on its side so its at a slant, it works far better as a tripping hazard like that.

I thought my 3 legged cat would use this in the horizontal position but to no avail. Actually, none of the 6 cats would use it.

You should advertise the light weight and also that it isn't exactly horizontal in that position. Displeased with product.

Waste of money, cats don’t use. My cars ages 4 and 2 have no interest at all!