Printed Sisal Wall Cat Scratcher, 15 x 12 in, Space-Saving

This wall cat scratcher turns a bare wall into the perfect scratching spot: a printed natural sisal board, 15 x 12 in and just 0.2 in thick, that fixes to a wall, a corner or the side of your furniture. It saves floor space, spares your sofa and looks more like a piece of art than a pet accessory.

Scratching at the right height

Many cats prefer to scratch vertically, standing on their hind legs and stretching their whole body. That's exactly why they go for doorframes and the arms of sofas. A wall mounted cat scratcher offers the same full stretch, at the height you choose, in a place that's meant for it.

Ideal for small spaces

No base, no post, nothing on the floor. In a studio, a hallway or a small living room, the board takes up no room at all and stays discreet against the wall.

Natural sisal, made for claws

Sisal is a firm, natural plant fiber with a slightly rough texture that cats love to dig into. It holds up well to daily scratching, helps keep claws in good condition and, unlike cardboard, doesn't leave crumbs scattered around the room.

A scratcher that doubles as decor

Choose from three designs: Mona Lisa, cute cat or sunflower. Printed directly on the sisal, they turn a functional accessory into a playful decorative touch. Pick one to match your interior, or several to create a small gallery that your cat will love to use.

Where to place it

Install the board where your cat already scratches: next to the sofa, on a wall corner, on the side of a cabinet or by their bed. Fix it firmly with fixings suited to your surface, so it doesn't move under the paws. Position the top edge at about the height your cat reaches when standing on their hind legs. For a corner wall cat scratcher, it also protects the corner itself from damage.

Getting your cat started

Rub a little catnip on the sisal, drag a toy across the board and reward your cat as soon as they scratch it. If your cat keeps returning to the furniture, move the board even closer to it for a few days. To keep it looking good, brush or vacuum the sisal regularly to remove hair and loose fibers. For a large cat, two boards mounted one above the other create a taller scratching zone.