Cat Scratching Posts & Cardboard in Memphis, TN
Shop cat scratching posts & cardboard at All About Pawz Memphis — locally owned pet supply shop and grooming salon.
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Scratching is not misbehavior — it is claw maintenance, stretching, and scent-marking all in one. This collection pairs the two great scratching materials: sisal-wrapped posts for vertical scratchers and corrugated cardboard for horizontal ones. The fastest way to the right pick is watching your cat: back-of-the-couch scratchers want a tall vertical post; carpet diggers want a flat or angled cardboard pad. Height matters — a post should let your cat stretch fully, paws overhead, which rules out most decorative short posts for adult cats. Stability matters more: a post that tips gets abandoned for the sofa. Offer both textures if you are unsure; many cats use posts for waking stretches and cardboard for enthusiastic sessions. See Scratching Posts for posts only, Cardboard Scratch for cardboard only, and Cat Repellents & Deterrents for protecting the furniture meanwhile. Rub a pinch of catnip into a new post or scratcher to spark the first investigation, and reward the first scratch like it is a major achievement — because in sofa-saving terms, it is. Refresh the catnip monthly.