Best Pet Supplies Catify Cat Scratching Ramp - Gray

We bought the wood backed ramp style scratcher, with the grey "carpet". It's size is perfect; it's a little wider than the same style you can buy in a retail store, which is good for my slightly bigger boy cat. No assembly is a bonus. He used it right away, with just a just a tiny sprinkle of catnip. The fabric is sturdy; he uses it multiple times a day and there is no sign of unraveling, so far. Price point is better than in the retail stores, too. If you have a kitty that prefers to scratch horizontally, this piece is fantastic! 💗 I'm going to buy a second one, just to have on hand, because you know how vendors come & go here. 😉

To me this is a nice. Cat scratch, however my cat will not use it. I still leave it out and still hopeing.

My boy kitties get cabin fever real bad. They like to romp outside but winter is here and they don't get to do that as much. They started scratching our furniture. Especially the couch. We had a cat tree that had a scratching post that they used, but they wore the entire tree out and we had to throw it out. We opted to get just a scratching post but we didn't like any of them. A lot of them were made out of cardboard which is messy and you need to replace. I had one and know. We needed something rugged to withstand 2 active boys. So, we saw this and it sounded like it would be perfect. We were just hoping they would think so too. Thankfully, they started using it right away and haven't bothered our couch since. It doesn't take up much space and should last a long time. However, we already had to reglue a corner of the stuff to the frame because our one boy fixated on that one corner to try to rip it off. Easy fix and is fine again. You will need to butt it up to a wall or hook the one end over something so it doesn't move around. We have ours hooked over a slat of our coffee table. I do think it is a bit pricey for the size and the simple construction, but my cats love it and it I saving my furniture.

Love it! Cat loves it! No cardboard or small pieces shedding from this scratcher, much cleaner .My cat loves it and I feel like its better than wall scratcher. It lasts a long time, this is my second one after a year of 2 cats loving it!

I purchased the ramp. Great idea and I really want to like it, but it has a significant flaw. It's much too short for an adult cat. I think it would be great for a kitten up to about 8 weeks old. Pros 1. It's sturdy. Both the scratch surface and the wood-like plastic underneath are sold and will hold up to regular use. This is nice considering most cardboard varieties get torn apart quickly. 2. No mess. Unlike carboard varieties that get torn to shreds, there is no mess. Cat may as well be scratching the side of the sofa... no mess to clean up. 3. It's easy to move around with the cat from room to room. Cons 1. It's at least 2/3rds the length needed for an adult cat. It would be perfect if it was twice the length that it is. My average sized 10-pound male feline has to arch his back like a Halloween scare to fit on it. He ends up dragging it around because it's not long enough for him to stand on the end, so he stands on the floor and pulls it towards him and sideways instead. There's nothing to keep it in place. Since this doesn't satisfy his need to scratch with vigor he heads right back to the gym and tears my exercise mats to shreds instead because they don't move around and he can stretch out his whole body fully. If I close the door to the gym he scratches the heck out of the wood door and door frame in frustration because he can't get to the mats. Poor door, poor mats and poor furball parent who has to clean up the foam mess... :-( 2. Asking price is quite spendy, especially being it's way too short for a cat to really scratch. I had mine in the cart for months and then purchased it on a flash sale, so I got what I paid for. I'd have been upset if I paid full price for half a scratcher. 3. No assembly required. Just slide out of the protective bag and it's good to go. 4. No weird smell or chemical odor. All in all, if you've got kittens and the price works for you it's good for their first few weeks and avoids the mess. Then you'd need to upgrade to something larger. May as well get a cardboard scratcher since kittens grow up so fast. As I said, it's a great concept and I really want to like it. It just falls short on the size. I think it should be renamed as a "kitten scratcher".

I wasn't sure if my cat would use this at first. For the first few days, he mostly treated it like a little hiding spot and would peek out from underneath it. 😂 Now that he's gotten used to it, he scratches on it every day. The ramp is sturdy, well made, and the gray color blends in nicely with my home. If your cat doesn't use it right away, don't give up. Mine needed a little time to figure it out, and now it's one of his favorite spots. I'm so happy with this purchase!

1 star – My cats want nothing to do with it Bought this hoping my two cats would finally have something to scratch besides my couch. That has not happened. Since it arrived, neither of them has gone near it. Not a sniff, not a paw, nothing. It might as well be furniture they’ve decided to boycott. The scratcher itself looks fine – decent quality, holds its shape, no issues with how it’s built. The problem is that cats have opinions, and mine have made theirs very clear. I tried moving it to different spots in the house. I tried rubbing catnip on it. I tried placing it near where they already like to scratch. Still nothing. They will walk past it, look directly at me with complete indifference, and go scratch the arm of my couch instead. If your cats are picky (and let’s be honest, most cats are), don’t assume they’ll automatically take to this just because it looks nice. Some cats simply won’t engage with certain textures or angles, and there’s no way to know until you’ve already bought it. Returning it would be more hassle than it’s worth at this point, so now it just lives in the corner as an expensive decorative piece my cats have collectively decided to ignore. Bottom line: Great product for cats that actually use it. Mine did not get that memo.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Ordered this about a year ago and its about time for a new one. My cats do great not destroying my furniture and rugs in my house, but destroy toys and cat furniture within hours or days. Its hard to keep them stimulated even with a rope that they shred in a couple of days. I was fairly surprised that this has lasted me almost a year. Definitely worth it. Both cats love it and its very sturdy and stable as well.

Our cats love these, we bought 2 to put at the end of our bed. It was super easy to set up and our cats scratch them all the time. We’ve had them for 6 months now and they have really held up the rest of time. And they look good too. A little expensive but they work great so I’m pretty happy

I have an older cat and she is very independant and doesn't want to admit she needs some help getting up to places. This ram is her new favorite thing. She uses it as a ramp to the window, very sturdy. She is an agressice scratcher for an older girl and it hasn't freyed or gotten any pulls yet.

This cat scratcher is very sturdy and works good, the cats use it alot, but I think they prefer a scratcher that is more upright and higher!

Let's not kid ourselves, this thing is not indestructible. It's used to let cats scratch it so yes it does break eventually but at least they don't scratch my couch haha. That being said, mine is still in good condition and the cats used it as soon as i unpacked it. Highly satisfied

Well made but my cat didn’t take to it.