CloverKin Pets Christmas Tree Cat Scratcher & Puzzle Toy - Festive Cat Scratching Board with Explore Holes for Cats

A scratcher with something inside to investigate.

Most cat scratchers do one job: give the cat somewhere to stretch and pull.This one adds a second job.The Christmas tree shape hascircular cut-outsacross the surface, and a cat can see and reach into the holes — which is exactly the kind of thing that keeps a curious cat coming back.Scratching meets exploring, in one piece.

The tree shape is cut with a wide base and a tapered top, so a cat can stretch up and pull down in one movement, the way it would on a tree trunk or a sofa arm.The texture runs across the surface and around the holes, so the cat gets the same resistance wherever it scratches.The festive design —green tree, red trim, the shape itself —is the seasonal layer;the function is the same as any good scratcher: give the cat somewhere better to scratch than the furniture.

How it differs from our wall-mounted Christmas tree cat scratcher:that one fixes to the wall and is a flat scratching surface with no openings.This one is afreestanding tree with explore holes— a different shape, a different placement, and a second kind of play.If your cat already uses a wall scratcher, this adds a floor-level option; if your cat ignores flat scratchers, the holes may be what gets it interested.

Made for the moments that actually happen:the morning stretch, a burst of curiosity after a nap, a cat that already scratches the sofa, or a festive corner that doubles as a cat station.

Sizing note:check the height against your cat’ s full stretch — a scratcher that is too short will be ignored. If the holes are used for treats, make sure the opening is large enough for your cat’ s paw but not so large that treats fall straight through.

Care note:vacuum or brush the surface regularly to remove loose fibres.If the scratching surface becomes worn through, replace the board rather than waiting for the cat to lose interest.

A note on supervision:if you use the holes for treats or small toys, supervise and remove anything the cat cannot reach — a stuck paw or a swallowed small toy is the main risk with this kind of design. Check the cut-out edges regularly for splintering or wear.

Every purchase helps a paw: a major share of our profits supports stray cat and dog rescue.