Give your cat the right place to scratch with scratch lounges, scratch boards, and cozy hideouts with built-in scratchers that protect your furniture and satisfy your cat's natural instincts.
Scratching Is Natural. Your Sofa Doesn't Have to Be the Target.
Your cat isn't trying to redecorate your living room. Scratching is simply part of being a cat.
It helps cats stretch, maintain their claws and mark familiar spaces. Rather than trying to stop the behaviour, giving them a scratching spot of their own can help redirect it away from your furniture.
Explore cat scratchers, scratching boards and interactive scratching furniture at Tilting Heads, designed around the way cats naturally stretch, scratch and play.
Give Them a Spot Worth Scratching
Every cat has preferences. Some enjoy scratching along the floor, while others prefer stretching upwards against a taller surface.
For cats who prefer horizontal scratching, the Scratchet Mat offers a dedicated scratching surface with an anti-slip base.
The Neko Scratcher Tree combines a sisal cat scratching post, elevated perch and hanging toy for cats who enjoy climbing and observing their surroundings.
Looking for something that brings scratching and hiding together? The Panthera Scratch Nook features a corrugated scratching surface and cosy hideout.
For curious cats, the Mystery Scratcher adds hidden mouse play, while the DenHaus Scratcher creates a house-inspired scratching space for indoor use.
Make Their Scratching Spot Easy to Find
Place a cat scratch mat or scratching post near the furniture your cat already targets or beside their favourite resting area.
Offer different textures and scratching orientations until you understand what they enjoy.
Discover cat scratching furniture that gives natural instincts a place in your home without making your favourite sofa the only option.
Frequently asked questions
My cat is scratching my sofa. Will a scratcher actually redirect them?
Yes, but placement matters. Put the scratcher directly next to the furniture your cat is currently scratching. Cats scratch to mark territory and stretch, so they need the scratcher to be in a prominent, accessible location, not hidden in a corner. Once they are using the scratcher consistently, you can gradually move it to a preferred spot.
What type of scratcher is best, vertical or horizontal?
It depends on your cat's scratching style. Cats who scratch walls or the sides of furniture usually prefer vertical scratchers. Cats who scratch rugs or the floor usually prefer horizontal ones. The Meow Scratch Lounge is horizontal, while the Purr Den Cat Scratcher is vertical. If you are unsure, try one of each.
How do I get my cat interested in the scratcher?
Sprinkle catnip on or near the scratcher. You can also drag a toy along the scratcher to encourage your cat to reach, stretch, and scratch naturally. Praise and treat them when they use it. Avoid forcing your cat's paws onto the scratcher, as this can create a negative association.
How long will the scratcher last?
This depends on how frequently your cat uses it and how aggressively they scratch. Most scratchers last 3–6 months with regular use. When the surface becomes too shredded to be effective, it is time to replace it.
Pairs well with what?
Pair it with the FlippyFish Toy or LaserPlay Collar for a complete play and enrichment setup. For cats who scratch out of anxiety, add the ComfortCrib Cave for a safe retreat space.
