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Cat trees and scratchers

Cat trees with a den and sisal scratching posts: room to climb, hide and scratch without damaging your furniture.

Cat · Cat trees and scratchers

Cat trees with a den and sisal scratching posts: room to climb, hide and scratch without damaging your furniture.

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Cat trees and scratching posts for a tidy home

Climbing, watching from up high and scratching are all natural needs for a cat. Our range includes cat trees with a den, post scratchers, wall scratchers and scratching mats in sisal, jute or rope, from Designed by Lotte, Karlie, Camon, Flamingo, Beeztees and Leopet.

How to choose the right scratcher

A sisal post scratcher on a stable base suits most cats and can be placed near a piece of furniture already being scratched to redirect the behaviour. A wall-mounted or corner model fits into a small space, while a curved wave-style or slanted scratcher appeals to cats that prefer scratching lying down rather than standing.

Which cat tree suits the size of your home?

In a small flat, a compact tree with one den, a platform and a sisal post is usually enough; in a larger space, a multi-level tree with a den, cover and cushion, like some Designed by Lotte models, offers more lookout and resting spots.

How to encourage a cat to use its scratcher

Place the scratcher somewhere the cat already spends time, close to an area it tends to scratch, and reward it when it uses it on its own. A little catnip rubbed onto the sisal can also help win over a reluctant cat.

Why buy your cat tree or scratcher from Animorix?

See the detail of our cat trees and our scratching posts, plus our cat toys to pair with them for play. Every order ships from France in 3 to 7 working days with a tracking number; expect a €35 minimum order, secure payment by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, 14-day returns, and free delivery in mainland France from €99.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the right size of cat tree?
Match the size to your available space and number of cats: a compact model suits a studio, while a multi-level one works better in a roomier space.
Why does my cat scratch the sofa instead of its scratcher?
Move the scratcher closer to the area it usually scratches and try a material, sisal, jute or cardboard, that suits it better.
Is sisal the best material for a scratcher?
It is durable and popular with most cats, though some prefer corrugated cardboard or rope depending on their taste.
Is a cat tree really useful in a flat?
Yes, it provides vertical space to climb and watch from, especially valuable when floor space is limited.