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SmartCat Ultimate Scratching Post
The SmartCat Ultimate Scratching Post is a durable sisal, full-stretch (32" post height) scratching post. Cats need a scratching post that will allow them to get a full stretch.
The 32" post height allows the cat to stretch vertically while using the post (important for territorial marking purposes and for toning muscles). The finest materials and workmanship
guarantee the scratching post will remain attractive and useful for years.
Features and Benefits:
- 32" height allows cats to stretch fully and tone muscles
- Sturdy 16" x 16" base eliminates tipping and wobbling
- Fibrous and durable woven sisal naturally inspires scratching
- Superior to carpeted posts that may snag nails
- Assembles with two included screws
- Attractive and neutrally toned
- The Mercury News "highly recommends" the SmartCat Ultimate Scratching Post
- Winner of the Cat Fancy 2004 Editor's Choice Award
- 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
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