Cat scratching post ZOLUX model 504181 bi-material 48 cm with 2 hanging toys, beige

ZOLUX cat scratching post model 504181 is a 48 cm vertical scratching post designed for small to medium cats. Constructed from bi-material components and finished in beige, the post combines a durable scratching surface with a stable base. Two hanging toys are attached to the post to encourage interactive play and to stimulate a cat's natural hunting and swatting instincts. The compact height and neutral colour make this scratching post suitable for placement in living rooms, bedrooms or other indoor spaces where cats regularly climb and scratch.

Advantages

The bi-material construction provides a balanced combination of durable scratchable surface and a softer covering for comfort. At 48 cm tall, the post accommodates daily claw maintenance and short vertical stretches for small and medium-sized cats without requiring large floor space. The two hanging toys add visual and tactile stimulation, promoting play and reducing destructive scratching on furniture. The beige finish blends with most home interiors and the design supports stable upright positioning.

Suitable for

• Small to medium domestic cats that require regular claw maintenance
• Indoor environments such as living rooms, bedrooms and hallways
• Owners seeking a compact scratching solution to protect furniture
• Enrichment for cats that respond to dangling toys and interactive play

Key specifications

• Height: 48 cm
• Material type: bi-material construction (combination of scratchable surface and softer covering)
• Colour: beige
• Accessories: two hanging toys attached
• Design: vertical single-post format with stable base
• Intended pet size: suitable for small to medium cats

How to use

Place the scratching post on a flat, stable surface in an area where the cat normally spends time. Introduce the post by gently guiding the cat to the scratching surface and moving the hanging toys to attract attention. Encourage regular use by rewarding the cat with praise or treats after it uses the post. Inspect the post periodically for wear and ensure the base remains stable; replace or repair when the scratching surface becomes excessively worn.

Usage recommendations

Position the post near furniture that the cat currently scratches to redirect the behaviour, and rotate placement if interest declines. Combine the scratching post with regular nail trimming and play sessions to support claw health and provide mental stimulation.