REFRESH A FAMILIAR SCRATCHING SPOT

Sisal Cat Scratching Wrap — 30 × 60 cm

Flat woven scratch wrap with bound edges and three beige straps on a warm white background.
Supplier photograph of the woven wrap with bound edges and three separate hook-and-loop straps.
Supplier installation reference showing a beige woven wrap fastened around a wooden table leg.
Detail of the supplier woven face, beige bound edge and attached band.
Selected 30 by 60 centimetre option with steps to measure the support and clear space and check each fastening.
One rectangular wrap with three attached straps; post and furniture are not included.
Hook-and-loop contact concept showing mating strap surfaces and a reminder to check all three closures.

Keep a stable post. Refresh its worn scratching surface.

A beige scratching panel with three hook-and-loop straps for an existing stable post or table support. The supplier describes the material as sisal.

Includes one beige wrap with three hook-and-loop straps. Supplier-listed size: 30 × 60 cm. Post, furniture and other scene props are not included.

Images include supplier references and illustrations. Supplier demonstration clip; size variants may differ.

Check the fit and setup

$17.99 USD

Start with your own post.

Measure around your existing stable post and check the clear vertical space between platforms. The supplier-listed size is 30 × 60 cm. Compare your post with the wrap and fasteners; separate panel and strap measurements are not provided.

Illustration, not to scale. Listed size; panel and strap measurements are not specified separately.

Illustration of a stable scratching post: measure around its circumference and check clear vertical space. Beside it is a schematic three-strap wrap labelled supplier-listed size 30 × 60 cm; panel and strap measurements are not specified separately.

Look beneath the worn surface.

Check the support and its fixings before fitting the wrap. A sound, stable post or table support may suit a surface refresh. Repair or replace a loose or damaged support; the wrap does not repair its structure.

Illustration, not to scale; not a customer installation. Wrap only. The existing post is not included.

Original illustration of an opened three-strap scratching wrap beside an existing stable post. Text advises inspecting the post and fixings: consider refreshing a sound, stable post; repair or replace a loose or damaged post.

BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

A new surface for the support you already own.

What is included?

One beige scratching panel with three hook-and-loop straps. Post, furniture and other scene props are not included.

What does 30 × 60 cm measure?

Supplier-listed size: 30 × 60 cm. Panel and strap measurements are not specified separately; check your own support. Measure around the support and check the clear vertical space. Compare these with the wrap and fasteners before fitting.

How do I fit it?

Use an existing sound, stable post or table support. Position the panel against the scratching area and close the three hook-and-loop straps around the support. Check that the fasteners engage and the panel stays in position before offering it to your cat. If the straps cannot close securely, choose a different size or solution.

Can it replace a worn scratching post?

It replaces a wearable scratching surface only. Check the support, base and fixings first. Repair or replace a loose or damaged support before use; covering it does not restore its structure.

What is the material, and how should I care for it?

The supplier describes the panel as sisal; its full composition has not been independently verified. Follow any care instructions supplied with the item. Check the panel and fasteners as they wear, and remove it if it becomes loose or damaged.

Do I need a wrap if my current rope still works?

If your current rope or scratching surface still works, you can keep using it. Consider a wrap when the surface is worn but the underlying support remains sound and stable. Your cat may prefer a different scratching surface; no preference is guaranteed.