Easy to apply. Cat approved.
“Very happy with the product, and my cat approved of it straight away! It was easy to apply, and the material looks and feels just as shown in the photos.”

5.0 / 5 from 38 customer reviews
See how customers use it on sofas, walls and favourite scratch zones.
“Very happy with the product, and my cat approved of it straight away! It was easy to apply, and the material looks and feels just as shown in the photos.”
“The adhesive is excellent and stays firmly in place, even when the kids tug at the top. … I’ll be ordering more to finish the sofa.”
“With six cats at home, each piece lasts around 12 to 18 months. It sticks well, is easy to apply and comes in larger sizes that are difficult to find elsewhere.”
Customer-uploaded photos • Results vary by surface and use
Give your cat a dedicated scratching surface exactly where it is needed. This self-adhesive cat scratching mat can be trimmed to fit sofa arms, furniture panels, walls, corners, doors, cat trees and existing scratching posts. Its peel-and-stick backing makes it a practical option for covering frequently scratched areas without installing a separate floor-standing post.
Use the mat as a cat scratch mat, a protective surface for furniture or replacement carpet for a worn cat scratching post. With multiple colours and sizes available, you can create a compact scratch zone or cover a longer section of furniture while keeping the result coordinated with your home.


Cats often return to the same surface because its position, texture or orientation suits their natural scratching behaviour. Instead of placing the mat in a random location, observe where your cat already scratches and install it over or beside that area.
Looking for a couch protector from cats that scratch sofa arms? This carpet-style mat covers a selected area while giving your cat a surface to scratch. Unlike a full sofa cover or a clear deterrent film, this cat couch protector is designed to be scratched. Trim it to fit the area you have measured and test adhesion on a hidden section before applying.
When comparing cat furniture protectors, consider the surface you want to cover, your cat’s scratching position and how much coverage you need. Use this mat as a cat scratcher for couch arms or side panels where the backing can make secure contact; it does not cover or protect the entire sofa.
| Placement | How it can be used | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Sofa or couch arms | Create a scratching surface over a frequently targeted area | Fabric type, available coverage and adhesion on a hidden test area |
| Walls and corners | Create a cat wall scratcher by trimming the mat into a vertical strip or corner panel | Paint condition, wall finish and suitability of the adhesive |
| Furniture sides and panels | Use as a cat scratch furniture protector and designated scratching area on a suitable flat panel | Surface finish, dimensions and visibility of the installed mat |
| Doors and flat panels | Create a narrow vertical scratching zone | Door movement, handles and surrounding clearance |
| Cat trees and scratching posts | Cover selected worn sections or create an additional scratch surface | Frame condition, shape and whether the backing can adhere securely |
This stick-on cat scratcher works best when the installation position matches the way your cat prefers to scratch. Use a vertical strip for cats that stretch upward, or a horizontal section for cats that prefer lower, flatter surfaces.
For a couch cat scratch protector, measure the full sofa arm or side panel you want to cover before selecting a size. Include the full length of the existing scratch marks and allow a little additional coverage around the edges where practical. The mat can be trimmed, so a larger size may be useful when creating several smaller pieces.
| Size | Suggested use |
|---|---|
| 30 × 30 cm | Small targeted areas, patches or compact furniture sections |
| 30 × 60 cm | Sofa arms, narrow panels or medium vertical scratch zones |
| 30 × 100 cm | Longer wall strips, furniture sides and upright scratching areas |
| 30 × 200 cm | Extended narrow coverage or several smaller custom-cut pieces |
| 40 × 100 cm | Wider sofa sections, walls and furniture panels |
| 40 × 200 cm | Larger projects, long furniture edges or multiple custom pieces |
| 60 × 60 cm | Broad square scratching areas and larger furniture sections |
| 60 × 100 cm | Larger wall, sofa or furniture protection areas |
Available colours include Light Gray, Warm White, Black, Dark Gray, Khaki, Dark Blue and Brown. Product colour can appear different depending on lighting and screen settings.
Correct preparation is particularly important for a peel-and-stick cat scratcher. Dusty, damp, textured or unstable surfaces may not provide consistent adhesion.
This product can be positioned over selected high-use areas to create a more appropriate surface for scratching. When placed on a suitable sofa section, wall panel or furniture side, it works as both a cat carpet protector and a designated scratching area.
A mat does not guarantee that a cat will immediately stop scratching every other surface. Placement is important. Install it close to the existing scratch area, reward your cat for using it and avoid removing all familiar scratching options at once.
The trimmable format may also be used as replacement carpet for a cat scratching post or selected sections of a cat tree. Measure the worn section, check that the underlying structure is secure and cut the mat to suit the available area.
This application is most suitable for stable, reasonably flat sections where the adhesive backing can make consistent contact. It should not be used to repair a loose, broken or structurally unsafe cat tree.
If the frame is no longer stable, explore our cat scratching posts and scratchers, or read the signs your cat needs a new or additional scratching post.
Adhesive performance and removal can vary depending on the surface material, texture, age and finish. Always test a small hidden area first, particularly on painted walls, wallpaper, leather, delicate fabrics, polished furniture or recently finished surfaces.
It is a trimmable carpet-style scratching surface with an adhesive backing. It can be installed on selected suitable surfaces to give cats a designated place to scratch while covering vulnerable areas of furniture, walls or cat equipment.
It can be used as a cat scratching mat for a sofa when the fabric and surface are suitable for adhesive installation. Test a hidden section first because adhesion and removal can vary between upholstery materials.
The mat can be trimmed into a vertical strip for a suitable wall or corner. Always test the adhesive first, especially on painted walls, wallpaper or delicate finishes.
Yes. The mat is designed to be trimmable, allowing a larger piece to be adapted for sofa arms, furniture edges, wall strips or selected sections of a cat tree. Measure and mark the required shape before cutting.
Surface compatibility varies, so damage-free removal cannot be guaranteed for every material or finish. Test a small hidden area before installation and use particular care with painted, delicate, recently finished or high-value surfaces.
It may be used as replacement scratching material on suitable stable sections of a cat post or cat tree. It is not intended to repair broken frames, loose joints or other structural damage.
Measure the full area your cat currently scratches and select a size that provides enough coverage. A larger mat can be useful when you need a long strip or want to cut several smaller pieces.
Place it directly over or beside the surface your cat already scratches. Match the vertical or horizontal orientation to your cat’s behaviour and reward interaction with the new scratching area. Some cats may need time to adjust.