Cat scratching board TRIXIE 48015 freestanding multicolour 400x110x300 mm

The TRIXIE 48015 freestanding cat scratching board is a compact, multicolour scratcher designed to meet a cat’s natural need to scratch while protecting household furniture. With dimensions of 400 x 110 x 300 mm, this scratching board offers a stable base and a sloped surface suitable for cats of different sizes. The cheerful finish integrates into modern interiors and provides an accessible activity point for indoor cats.

Advantages

This freestanding scratcher is easy to place anywhere in the home thanks to its compact footprint and balanced construction. The textured surface encourages scratching behaviour, helping to reduce destructive scratching on sofas and carpets. Multicolour design serves both practical and decorative purposes, making the product easy to match with various interior styles. The lightweight construction simplifies relocation and cleaning.

Suitable for

• Indoor cats needing designated scratching surfaces
• Owners who want to protect furniture and upholstery
• Homes where a compact, movable scratcher is preferable
• Multi-cat households looking for additional scratching points

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 400 mm (width) x 110 mm (depth) x 300 mm (height)
• Freestanding design for flexible placement
• Textured scratching surface suitable for claw maintenance
• Lightweight construction for easy handling
• Multicolour finish for decorative use

How to use

Place the scratching board on a flat, stable surface in an area frequented by your cat, such as near resting spots or windows. Encourage initial use by rubbing catnip on the surface or using a toy to lead the cat to the board. Supervise until the cat adopts the board as a regular scratching spot. Periodically check the surface for wear and replace when the texture is no longer effective for claw maintenance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, position the scratching board next to furniture that the cat has previously targeted; this helps redirect scratching behaviour. Keep the board clean and dry, and rotate or move it occasionally to maintain the cat’s interest.