Cat Scratching Post ZOLUX Oliver 115 cm sisal barrel beige

ZOLUX Oliver 115 cm sisal barrel beige is a vertical cat scratching post designed to provide a stable, natural surface for daily scratching and light climbing. At 115 cm tall the post gives cats ample vertical area to stretch while preserving claw condition and reducing unwanted scratching on furniture. The barrel design wrapped in sisal fibre and mounted on a sturdy base offers a compact footprint suitable for homes where space and sturdiness are important.

Advantages

The sisal-covered barrel provides a durable, textured surface that withstands regular clawing while allowing cats to sharpen and maintain their claws. Its 115 cm height encourages full-body stretching and light climbing without needing additional assemblies. The solid base improves stability during active play and reduces tipping. Neutral beige colouring integrates unobtrusively with most interiors.

Suitable for

• Adult and young cats that need a vertical scratching surface
• Multi-cat households where shared scratching furniture is required
• Owners seeking to protect sofas, curtains and wooden furniture from scratching
• Homes where a compact, freestanding scratching post is preferred

Key specifications

• Height: 115 cm
• Surface material: sisal fibre covering
• Design: vertical barrel shape
• Colour: beige
• Base: sturdy, freestanding base for stability
• Intended use: scratching, light climbing, perching

How to use

Place the scratching post on a flat, stable floor area near your cat's preferred resting or play spot. Encourage use by placing the post close to furniture previously targeted for scratching or next to a sleeping area so the cat associates the post with stretching and grooming. If needed, rub a bit of catnip on the sisal surface or dangle a toy at the top to attract initial interest. Regularly inspect the sisal for excessive wear and replace the post when the surface becomes unsatisfactory for scratching.

Usage recommendations

For best results, position the post where your cat already scratches and maintain it by trimming overly long claws and replacing the post when the sisal is worn through. Clean adjacent floor areas and the base regularly to remove loose fibres and debris.