Super Sleeper Cat Scratcher

Posted on | January 6, 2010 | No Comments

Why would a cat scratch pad be named “Sleeper”? Well, think about it this way:  scratching posts replace trees, barks and branches. A horizontal pad would be the equivalent of a horizontal branch, one that you could lay on for a nice nap after giving those paws the stretch & scratch treatment.

The Super Sleeper scratcher implements a simple, yet effective, concept. A sturdy wooden frame surrounds a corrugated cardboard  flat scratching pad, large enough for a cat to fully stretch and even rest on.  Once the internal corrugated honeycomb pad is worn out, you can just pull it out and replace it with a new one. Simple, but it works.

In my experience, some cats have a preference for their scratch post angle. There those that will scratch vertical surfaces, those that will go horizontal only, and those that will be happy to leave their paw mark on either. Unless your cat is vertically exclusive, the Super Sleeper cat scratcher would be a great, and affordable, addition to your household.  Click to read more about how to choose the right scratching post and get your cat to use it.

It also comes with a free 2 oz. bag of quality organic catnip. Sprinkle a bit of catnip on the pad every now and again, for continued allure.

Click here for more details about the Super Sleeper and to make your purchase

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