nukka Cat Scratcher Cardboard - 2 in 1 Wave Curved Cat Scratch Pad, Scratching Lounge Pad with Cardboard Scratch Pad Surface and Catnip Teaser Training Toy

Lol, I'd send a picture, but there was nothing left of the scratcher within 3 days! Even my 10 week old Sphynx kitten had it half torn up the first day. I cannot believe how poorly it was made. Truly laughable. I'm glad I had ordered another one at the same time, from a different company! One that sits flat and has attachable rubber type tape to hold it in place. Sorry, but I have to warn everyone not to waste your time and money...

Have used cat scratchers for years. Bought this one on line to save going to store during covid. it was expensive versus ones I usually buy at Walmart. Spacing in honeycomb was larger and overall it was light. Sent catnip with it and when I sprinkled it on, it just went straight through and out the other side. This is going so fast that I asked my neighbor to pick one up at Walmart for me.

I appreciate how quickly it arrived and I love the shape but literally the very first time the cat scratched it I could tell that it wasn't near as durable as most other cardboard scratchers. a tiny cat was able to nearly rip off the end and where she scratched is done, totally ripped up and her claws are currently trimmed so I would have expected it to last longer. I see having to replace this in the next couple of weeks.

The scratching post is great. Not only he uses it for scratching, but also for lounging around. The real star, however, was the free toy that came with the scratching post. I didn't expect it, and it was a pleasant surprise. My cat had grown bored of his old toys, so now he's excited having something new to play with. Thanks, Nukka!

I was very disappointed in with this kitty scratch board.. it is quite small.. much smaller than I expected. I didn't notice that it didn't come with a 'tray' of sorts to keep the cat nip in the board and when I added the cat nip, it all come out the other side. The hole in the cardboard scratcher are too big! I do not recommend this~

It does tend to slide when the cat uses it and even though the dimensions were there, it seems a little short. Although, I do have a very large cat! But he uses it and sits on it a lot, so he is happy and I am happy!

My cat likes to bite the corners and sides of this but she NEVER scratches it. She also likes to do this weird thing where she puts her head in the bottom hole and and run around. She doesn’t use it right but she really likes it lol

The cat loves the freebie toy so much I bought more. The scratcher pad that I purchased not so much it is thin and very light cat has only used one time. Was worth it to find a toy she would actually play with. Shipping was so fast that was nice.

Took a while for cat to use it but put it in window and covered it in catnip and it's now my cat's favourite spot - he's a bit big for it but after all that catnip he's generally so stoned he doesn't care 😂😂

Slightly surprised by all the high starred reviews. This was delivered yesterday and if you look at my attached photo you’ll see what it’s like now. I doubt it will last the week.I’ve never used a cardboard scratcher before so I thought I would give it ago. I won’t be buying another one. The cardboard is no match for kitty claws. There is also cardboard dust all over the floor and on the cat!!

Absolute waste of money.The pacakaging was intact yet the item inside was damaged as in the photos.The decorative edging was peeling away too.As am housebound returning items are difficult so I let the cats at it.It was destroyed in hours and cardboard confetti was everywhere.Cardboard is definitely not strong enough to withstand a cats claws.I' d of given 0 stars if i could .Very expensive bit of cardboard thats not fit for purpose.

This was a lot smaller than I thought it would be. My cat is only six months old but wouldn't fit very comfortably on it - that is, if he were to actually step on it or use it. I took it out of the box and placed it on the floor. So far, he has completely ignored it. But my main problem is that it looks like it's worth about 2 quid but costs 10.99! Ridiculous. There's no way my cat would want to use a lump of cheap crappy cardboard as a scratching post. So yes, it's going in the bin where it belongs.

Initially when I saw this, it seemed like a good idea, something to lie across plus use to scratch. However it's too lightweight. My cat isn't heavy and when she steps on it at one end, it lifts off the floor at the other. Could use something to weigh it down to stop this but honestly, you only get what you pay for. Its quite flimsy and seems to be made of a very thick corrugated cardboard so this has resulted in my not giving it a 5* rating.