A Little Retreat for Your Cat
An oval cardboard cat scratcher bed with playful picnic illustrations. A welcoming spot for everyday scratching and quiet moments curled up.
Made for Scratching
A corrugated cardboard surface gives your cat a dedicated place to enjoy their natural scratching routine.
Cosy Oval Shape
The curved shape creates an inviting spot for curling up, lounging and watching the world go by.
A Nest-Like Feel
Raised sides frame your cat’s resting space, creating a snug little corner of their own.
Picnic-Inspired Design
Playful illustrations decorate the outside, adding a cheerful touch to your cat’s favourite spot.
From Playtime to Nap Time
A place to stretch their paws, settle in and take it easy. Made for the little rituals that fill your cat’s day.
A Satisfying Scratch
Textured cardboard invites your cat to dig in their claws and enjoy a good stretch.
A Spot to Settle In
The oval bed gives your cat a place to pause between play sessions and everyday adventures.
A Quiet Little Escape
Curved edges and a nest-style shape make an inviting setting for a leisurely afternoon nap.
Easy to Introduce. Simple to Care For.
Find a favourite corner and let your cat explore their new scratching and lounging spot at their own pace.
Choose Their Spot
Place the bed on a flat, dry indoor surface near somewhere your cat already likes to relax.
Let Them Explore
Allow your cat to sniff, scratch and settle in naturally. Give them time to make the space their own.
Keep It Fresh
Brush or vacuum away loose cardboard regularly. Keep dry and replace when heavily worn or damaged.
Start with a quiet, familiar location. Let your cat approach on their own rather than placing them inside.
Frequently Asked Questions
A few helpful details about your cat’s new picnic spot.
Is this a scratcher or a cat bed?
Both. The corrugated cardboard surface provides a place to scratch, while the oval shape and raised sides create a spot for lounging and curling up.
What is the scratching surface made from?
The scratching surface is made from corrugated cardboard. The outer sides feature the picnic illustration design.
How do I clean it?
Use a soft brush or vacuum to remove loose cardboard and cat hair. Keep the bed dry. Do not soak or wash it, as water can damage the cardboard.
Will it shed cardboard pieces?
Some shedding is normal as your cat scratches. Clear away loose pieces regularly to keep the bed and surrounding area tidy.
What if my cat does not use it straight away?
Give them time to explore. Try placing it near a familiar resting spot or scratching area and let your cat approach without pressure. Every cat has their own preferences.
When should I replace it?
Replace the bed when the scratching surface is heavily worn, the structure becomes damaged, or the cardboard becomes wet. How long it lasts depends on your cat’s use.