A Better Spot for a Good Scratch
The Meow Jack 70cm L-Shaped Cardboard Cat Scratcher combines an upright panel with a horizontal base, giving your cat different ways to scratch and stretch.
70cm Size
A 70cm L-shaped cardboard scratcher for your cat’s everyday scratching routine.
Upright Scratching Panel
Gives your cat a surface to reach up, stretch and work their claws.
Horizontal Base
A lower scratching surface offers another position for cats who like to scratch down low.
Cardboard Surface
A dedicated cardboard surface for your cat to enjoy their natural scratching behaviour.
Reach Up. Scratch Down Low.
The L-shaped design brings two scratching positions together in one dedicated spot.
Enjoy a Stretch
The upright panel gives your cat a place to lift their paws and stretch while scratching.
Keep Paws Down Low
The horizontal base offers a scratching surface for a lower, more grounded position.
A Spot of Their Own
Place it in a familiar area so your cat can return to their own scratching spot throughout the day.
Made for our cats. Shared with yours.
How to Use & Care
Choose a stable spot, let your cat explore and keep the cardboard clean and dry.
Position Securely
Place on a flat, dry indoor surface. Check that the scratcher is stable before use.
Let Them Explore
Position near a familiar scratching area and let your cat approach at their own pace.
Keep It Tidy
Brush or vacuum away loose cardboard and hair. Keep dry and replace when heavily worn or damaged.
Start near a spot your cat already likes to scratch. Give them time to investigate and reward their interest with gentle praise or a favourite treat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful details about the 70cm L-shaped cardboard cat scratcher.
What is different about the L-shaped design?
It combines an upright scratching panel with a horizontal base, offering both raised and low scratching positions in one design.
What size is this model?
This is the 70cm model. Consider your cat’s body size, scratching preferences and the space available when choosing where to place it.
Where should I place the scratcher?
Choose a flat, dry indoor surface near a place your cat already likes to scratch. Make sure the scratcher is stable and has enough space around it for use.
How do I clean it?
Use a soft brush or vacuum to remove loose cardboard and cat hair. Do not soak or wash the scratcher, as moisture can damage the cardboard.
Will it shed cardboard pieces?
Some shedding is normal during scratching. Remove loose pieces regularly to keep the scratcher and surrounding area tidy.
When should I replace it?
Replace the scratcher when its surfaces are heavily worn, its structure becomes unstable or damaged, or the cardboard becomes wet. Its lifespan depends on how often your cat uses it.