Ware Scratch-N-Bridge Corrugated Incline Cardboard Cat Scratcher
The Ware Scratch-N-Bridge is a bridge-shaped corrugated cardboard scratcher that provides cats with a unique arched surface to scratch and play on. This design encourages climbing, perching, and natural clawing behavior, helping to maintain healthy nails and protect furniture.
The scratcher’s inclined structure offers an engaging play surface that appeals to cats’ natural instincts. Its durable corrugated cardboard construction allows for repeated use and can be flipped to extend playtime and surface variety.
| Dimensions | L:18.5 inches x W:8 inches x H:10.5 inches |
|---|---|
| Material | Corrugated cardboard |
| Use | Cat scratching and play |
FAQ
How long does the scratcher last before needing replacement?
The scratcher may wear down over time with regular use, especially in areas where cats frequently scratch. Replacement is recommended when the structure becomes too damaged or the surface is no longer effective for scratching.
Can the scratcher be flipped to use on different sides?
Yes, the scratcher can be flipped to use on different sides, extending its usability and providing variety in the scratching experience.
Is the material safe for cats to use?
Yes, the corrugated cardboard is non-toxic and safe for cats. It is designed to be chewed and scratched without posing a health risk.
Dan Ince –
My cat loves the bridge shape—it climbs and scratches all over it. The incline makes it more engaging than flat scratchers. We flipped it once and it still looks good after a few weeks of use.
Rebecca Newman –
It’s a great addition to our scratching area. The cat spends more time on it than on the carpet. The cardboard holds up well and doesn’t break easily.
Matt Davidson –
The design is clever and my cat has been using it daily. It’s easy to clean and the structure keeps her nails in good shape. We’ve flipped it twice and it still works well.
Amelia Ogden –
It works for scratching, but my cat doesn’t seem to enjoy the incline as much. Maybe a different shape would be better for her. Still, it’s a decent option.