Claw Care & Territory Marking
Your cat sharpens its claws to keep them in shape – during claw sharpening, they are cleaned and sharpened. Worn claw sheaths are shed.
However, when sharpening its claws, your cat also leaves messages such as Attention! I am here! Scent marks are released from the paw pads when scratching.
Attention! I am here!
In nature, vertical objects, such as tree trunks, are often used for territory marking. Cats stretch as far as possible to leave their marks high above other markings.
Therefore, the scratching opportunity should be provided at a sufficient height.
By scratching, they can leave their scent and mark their territory. This helps to create a sense of security and personal space.
Stretching & Flexing Exercises
The opportunity for stretching and flexing exercises also allows your cat to loosen its bones and muscles.
Enjoyable stretching and claw care promote well-being and relaxation
Even outdoor cats need scratching opportunities within their living spaces so that they can mark their indoor territory and, for example, if they prefer to stay home in bad weather, still have a way to perform their claw care.
CAT-LIKE Scratching Opportunities
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Scratching Board
For corners & edges |
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Scratching Board
Deluxe claw care |
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Scratching Post
Climbing fun & claw care |
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Cat Tower
Sleeping place & claw care |