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SmartCart Inclined to Scratch
SmartCat's Inclined to Scratch is a 45-degree angled cardboard scratch ramp. The best possible work-out for an indoor cat is scratching. It allows cats to stretch and tone their muscles
and is great exercise for "couch potato" kitties. Inclined to Scratch can be placed on the floor for horizontal scratching or it can be positioned at a 45-degree angle against the wall for kitties who prefer to scratch
vertically. A pinch of catnip rubbed on the scratcher and kitty is in training! Measures 21.75" x 7.75" x 1.5" (Sorry, the adorable kitten is not included.)
Features and Benefits:
- The non-slip ends create a very stable hold on carpet, linoleum, tile and wood
- The Inclined to Scratch is very mobile so you can put it wherever your cat likes to scratch
- Measures 21.75" x 7.75" x 1.5"
- Inclined to Scratch is the perfect size for cat owners that live in apartments
- Replacement inserts are available
- Tested and approved by the experts at Cats International
Scratching Solutions
Smart and caring cat owners know that claws are very important to cats. Claws give the cat a sense of security, knowing that their defense system is intact.
They also allow the cat to grasp and hold objects as well as establish footing for walking, running, springing, climbing and stretching. SmartCat scratching products are designed
to maximize your cat's scratching pleasure by providing an appealing target for territorial marking, exercise, and a playful warm-up. By regularly trimming your cat's nails and
offering a suitable scratching item, you are providing a natural outlet for a normal, happy and healthy behavior and you will be rewarded with a satisfied and confident companion.
Why do cats scratch?
- To remove old nail sheaths from the claws
- To exercise and tone muscles
- To relieve stress, frustration and boredom
- To "warm up" for a vigorous play session
- To mark territory
Training tips
- Place the scratching ramp in a room where the cat spends a lot of time. Cats often like to stretch and scratch when they wake up from a nap.
- To introduce the scratching ramp to your cat try using catnip as a lure. (For most cats a lure is unnecessary, but fun.) Rub catnip onto the
material and call the cat over to the scratching ramp.
- Scratch your nails along the surface of the material. This will attract the cat and at the same time teach him where to scratch.
- After your cat begins to scratch, praise him and give him a food treat. (Small kittens can be trained to climb the scratching ramp by showing
them food treats and placing it at the top of the scratching ramp.
- If your cat has already been scratching a piece of furniture, place the scratching ramp directly in front of it.
- Temporarily cover the previously scratched areas with a few strips of double-sided carpet tape or clear double-sided tape strips that are designed
for this purpose. This will help redirect your cat's scratching activities to the scratching ramp.
- Most cats are easily trained but if your cat is the exception, please see Cats International for free behavior counseling.
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