Cat Trees & Scratchers

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Why Cats Need Scratchers and Trees Scratching is a normal part of feline behaviour. Cats use it to stretch, work their claws, explore their surroundings and leave familiar scent and visual marks. A suitable scratching surface can give an indoor cat a dedicated place to scratch instead of turning furniture into the preferred target. Zigly’s collection includes options such as the Catmos Double Wide Reversible Scratcher with Tray and other scratching formats. How to Choose the Right Cat Scratcher The best cat scratcher is one your cat will actually use. Notice whether your cat prefers scratching horizontally or vertically. Flat boards suit floor scratchers, while taller posts and trees give cats room to stretch upward. Stability matters as well: the scratcher should remain steady when your cat leans, climbs or pulls against it. Consider your cat’s size and the space available at home. Cat Trees for Indoor Play and Enrichment A cat tree can provide more than a scratching surface. Multi-level structures can create opportunities for climbing, observation and movement, which can be useful for indoor cats. If your cat enjoys watching the room from a higher point, an elevated perch can become a favourite spot. In smaller homes, a compact scratcher may be more practical than a large climbing structure. Where Should You Place a Cat Scratching Post? Placement can make a surprising difference. Put a scratcher near a sleeping area, favourite resting spot or furniture your cat already targets. Cats often stretch and scratch after waking, so a nearby scratching surface can make the habit easier to redirect. Keep it accessible rather than hidden away in a corner. FAQs Related to Zigly Cat Trees & Scratchers What is the best type of cat scratcher? Ans. The right type depends on your cat’s scratching style. Horizontal boards suit cats that scratch along the floor, while vertical posts and trees work well for cats that like to stretch upward. Are cat trees good for indoor cats? An

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