Dimension: 21.7 x 13 Inches
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Elevate your cat's scratching experience with our premium sisal mat, expertly crafted from high-quality fibers. Designed to pair seamlessly with our Art Scratcher, it provides a safe and durable surface for play, stretching, and scratching. Mimicking tree bark texture, it encourages healthy scratching habits. Low maintenance and replaceable for long-lasting enjoyment.
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Our premium quality sisal mat is the perfect solution for any cat owner looking to provide their furry friend with a safe and comfortable place to scratch. Made from high-quality sisal fibers, our mat offers a natural and durable surface for your cat to scratch, stretch, and play.
One of the best things about our sisal mat is its versatility. It can be placed anywhere your cat typically scratches, whether it's on a wall, door, or piece of furniture. And to make things even easier for you, we provide command strips for you to safely attach the mat to any surface without having to damage it.
The sisal material is soft to the touch, yet strong enough to withstand even the most vigorous scratching. The unique texture of the sisal fibers also helps to promote healthy scratching habits, as it closely mimics the texture of tree bark, which is a natural and instinctual scratching surface for cats.
Not only is our sisal mat perfect for your cat's scratching needs, but it's also incredibly easy to maintain. Simply vacuum or brush it regularly to keep it clean and free of debris. And when it's time for a replacement, our mats are easily replaceable, ensuring that your cat always has a safe and comfortable place to scratch.
Upgrade your cat's scratching experience with our premium quality sisal mat today! Order now and give your furry friend the gift of the ultimate scratching surface, anywhere they want it.
FAQs
FAQs
Why is sisal a better material than cardboard for a cat scratcher?
Sisal is a natural fiber that is extracted from the Agave plant, making it a more durable and long-lasting material compared to cardboard. It's also a rougher material, which helps to naturally file down a cat's nails as they scratch, promoting healthy nail growth and preventing them from becoming too long or sharp. Additionally, sisal sheds less than cardboard, which means you can say goodbye to the daily vacuuming of cardboard bits.
Why does the mat come with a smell?
Fresh out of the box, the mat may have a vinegar-like or grassy smell. Please worry not! This is the natural aroma of the sisal fiber, which can become concentrated during shipping. Simply placing the mat in open air for a few days will allow the smell to dissipate.
How to use the adhesive pads included?
The adhesive pads will hold up better if the mat is flattened for a few days before use. So, do not rush to apply the mat to the wall or furniture. Instead, lay the mat flat on the floor for a couple of days before attempting to affix it.
Which walls are recommended to use the mat on and which are NOT?
Our mats are perfect for being used on smooth surfaces such as marble, tile wall, smooth wood, glass and metal. We do not recommend surfaces like rough wall, textured wall, inferior wall, painted wall and paper wall. If you do want to use them on these surfaces, please make sure to pick a spot where you don't need to move the mat around frequently, and follow our removal instructions very carefully when removing.
How to remove the mat from the wall?
During removal, it’s better to use hair dryer to melt the adhesion and peel it off slowly to mitigate any damage to your wall.
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First Sisal Scratcher Mat with Artsy Designs
Our Sisal Mat can not only be used with our Art Scratcher but also be used standalone.
- Elevate your home decor with our captivating artsy designs
- Experience lasting quality with our durable materials
- Meet your cat's every need with our versatile and flexible products
- Enjoy a mess-free environment and enhanced comfort with our shedding-resistant material
- Choose sustainable and cat-safe options
Features & Details
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Safe & Sustainable Materials for Your Furry Friends
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Dense Stitching for Better Scratching Experience
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Shedding-resistant Feature for a Cleaner Home
Why choose sisal over cardboard?
Sisal is a natural fiber that is extracted from the Agave plant, making it a more durable and long-lasting material compared to cardboard. It's also a rougher material, which helps to naturally file down a cat's nails as they scratch, promoting healthy nail growth and preventing them from becoming too long or sharp. Additionally, sisal sheds less than cardboard, which means you can say goodbye to the daily vacuuming of cardboard bits.
How to apply our Sisal Mat to different surfaces?
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Use on the wall
To install the scratching mat on the wall at your cat's perfect stretching height, you may use the free Velcro pads. However, if your cat scratches very hard, screws will be the best solution so you don't have to worry about it falling off anymore.
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Use on the sofa
You may lay the mat flat on the sofa or stick it to its side using the free Velcro pads. If your sofa fabric allows, using twisting pins might be the best solution to prevent the mat from falling.
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Use on the floor
The package includes 8 free adhesive pads to securely fix the scratching mat on the floor's smooth horizontal surface. Alternatively, you can use heavy objects like your sofa to keep the mat firmly in place, ensuring stability.
Easy to place, velcro straps make it easy to fix to furniture , the wall or floor
I never would have thought of this. I love the choices and quick delivery
Love the design. It's a great scratcher for our bathroom, cats spend a lot of time in there while we get ready in the morning and evening.
This company goes above and beyond with quality products, clever design, excellent communication and even bonus gifts!
I love everything I bought and cannot wait to give my friends and family their gifts!
Very cute! I really like them! However, my 5 cats won’t have anything to do with them. They’ve sniffed them and looked at them then just walked away. I even tried the cat nip on them. They are still preferring my furniture and their cardboard scratch boxes.