What’s so great about this scratching post? MATERIAL SCIENCE: the secret of 3 times more durable than traditional cat scratching post ✅ Fique Fiber (Fique): Produced in the Colombian Andes, with a tensile strength of 580MPa (1.7 times that of ordinary sisal) Natural anti-moth properties, no chemical coating required Requires only 300L of water per…
As a cat owner, have you ever had the headache of your cat scratching your furniture or carpet? As a scratching tool designed specifically for cats, a cat scratching post can effectively fulfill your cat’s natural needs and protect your home environment. In this article, we will discuss the importance of cat scratching posts and…
Cat Scratching Post Catalog Discarded cardboard box or cardboard: choose thick, sturdy cardboard to ensure the durability of the cat scratching board. Hobby knife or scissors: for cutting cardboard. Hot melt glue gun and glue stick: for gluing cardboard layers. Ruler and pencil: for measuring and marking the cutting lines. Decorative materials (optional): such as…
Cat Claw Sharpening Equipment GuideAccording to the American Pet Association’s 2023 research, having a professional Scratching Post or Scratching Mat can reduce furniture damage by 89%. Scientifically selected scratching tools not only satisfy your cat’s natural instincts, but are also an important piece of equipment for guarding your furry child’s bone health. Recommendations from the…
🔍 Why a Proper Cat Scratcher Is Non-Negotiable🇺🇸 Shocking Stats:78% of U.S. cat furniture damage = unmet scratching needs (APPA 2024)$30M+ annual furniture repair costs (ASPCA)90% fewer destructive behaviors with the right scratcher (ASPCA Research)✨ Key Insight: Scratching is a biological need (not misbehavior)—cats need to stretch, mark territory, and shed claw sheaths.📏 4-Step Science-Backed…
Four Scientific Truths About Cat Scratching FurnitureCat Claw Sharpening SchematicDon’t get me wrong! It’s not sabotage, it’s a necessity for survival! Metabolic Engine✅ Sharpen the old cuticle and promote new nail growth.✅ On average, each cat sheds 3-5g of claw sheaths per month (about 10 times the frequency of human nail clipping) Territory Marking System🐾…