How to choose
Match the scratcher to how your cat scratches
Some cats stretch up a vertical post, some rake a flat surface and some prefer an angle. Watch where your cat scratches now, then choose the shape that matches. A tree and a lounger together cover most styles.
Place it where your cat already goes
A scratcher in a spare room rarely gets used. Put it next to the sofa or door frame your cat targets, and move it only after your cat is using it.
Check stability and weight
Floofy Pets lists dimensions for these products but no weight limits, so they suit average-sized cats and kittens best. Place a tree against a wall on a firm floor and re-tighten the connections after the first week.
Read the return terms
Floofy Pets accepts returns only for items damaged on arrival. Measure your space before ordering.
Head to head
Questions, answered
What is the best cat tree for a small apartment?
The 100 cm Pawz Condo and the compact Flower Scratching Post both have small footprints. The Condo gives a kitten more to climb.
Why does my cat ignore the scratching post?
Position and surface matter. Move the post next to where your cat already scratches, and try a different shape if your cat prefers flat or angled surfaces.
Are these suitable for large cats?
The listings give dimensions but no weight limits, so we recommend them for kittens and average-sized cats. A very large cat is better off with a tree that states a weight capacity.