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 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 with the kids constantly pulling at it… 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.”
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Cover sofa arms, walls, corners and furniture panels that attract repeated scratching.
Trim the carpet mat to create a custom shape instead of forcing a standard scratching post into the room.
Use it to cover worn scratching areas and extend the useful life of a stable cat tree or post.
Measure the scratching area and patch test the adhesive on a small hidden spot.
Use sharp scissors to cut the mat to the required size and shape.
Apply to a clean, dry surface and press firmly across the full mat.
| Typical use | Suggested starting size |
|---|---|
| Small damaged patch | 30 × 30 cm |
| Sofa arm or narrow panel | 30 × 60 cm or 30 × 100 cm |
| Wall scratching area | 40 × 100 cm |
| Large sofa or cat-tree project | 40 × 200 cm |
| Wide furniture panel | 60 × 100 cm |
General guide only. Measure your space before ordering; larger mats can be trimmed.
It adheres best to clean, dry and compatible flat surfaces. Adhesion varies, so patch test before full installation.
Surface finishes and removal results vary. Patch test first and take extra care with delicate finishes, loose paint, leather and high-value surfaces.
Yes. Use sharp scissors to cut it for sofa arms, walls, corners or cat-tree panels.
Yes. Apply it to a clean, stable post or cat-tree surface after measuring and patch testing.
Measure the full area your cat already scratches. Choose a size that covers that area, allowing extra material if you plan to trim it.