If your pet is a cat, you've probably encountered torn curtains, scratched sofas, or furniture... This is because cats instinctively need a surface to sharpen their claws regularly.
For them, having sharp claws is vital, as it provides them with balance and stability when moving, hunting, jumping, climbing, scratching, and so on.
So, if you don't want to see your house full of scratches, we recommend you get a good scratching post. At ARISTOPET, we have them in all sorts of shapes, simple, large, boards, mats... Some are perfect for adding an original touch to your home; here are some of the most original:
Cats and dogs are famous for their legendary rivalry. This was why Erik Stehmann designed the DOG scratching post, a dog-shaped sisal scratching post. Beautiful, original, and perfect for home decoration and a therapeutic tool for our cat.
With this model, your pet can play and rest on a high-quality viscoelastic foam cushion.
You can attach or remove the side scratching surface with velcro at your discretion. Your pet can rest on the top of the furniture or inside.
Available in two models: the simple cube-shaped one, or the large tower-shaped one. This tower model offers a larger scratching surface and allows pets to play inside the furniture at different levels.
Perfect decorative and functional combination for your pet.
A world of fun surrounds this scratching post with a ladder, made of certified solid pine wood, varnished with a water base.
In addition, it has a rolled sisal rope on the wide side that will provide fun for your pet.
Moreover, the ladder creates atmosphere and duplication of spaces, both for hiding and for climbing, and the bed section will be a space for tranquility, rest, and scratching.
Dutch designer (and cat lover) Erik Stehmann has managed to combine two very different concepts: art and scratching posts.
Now your pet's play area is also a work of art in your home. This durable scratching post will look great displaying Da Vinci's work hung on the wall or placed on the floor.
Now you won't have to worry about your cat destroying furniture in the house. They already have their own "work of art" to go to and have fun with.
Unique design based on a modular system, so you can assemble it however you like.
There are four different models:
– Cat Cube Sleep, an enclosed cabin where your cat can rest and sleep. Soft and with a matching pillow. Available in gray and stone blue. Can only be placed horizontally.
– Cat Cube Dinner, an open cabin for your cat to eat and drink. This cabin has two stainless steel bowls. Available in gray. Can only be placed horizontally on the floor.
– The Cat Cube Play, an open cabin for your cat to play. It has twelve cat toy balls and a yarn ball. Available in gray and angora white. Can be placed horizontally and vertically.
– The Cat Cube Scratch, an open cabin for your cat to scratch. Available in gray and mint. Can be placed horizontally and vertically.
The new MyZoo shelf series is full of distinct shapes. Perfect for hanging on the wall and adding an original touch to your home.
Its designs allow the cat to move or lie down with complete safety.
The wall trees create a vertical space that allows them to explore and relax; they love it.
V-Double Scratching Furniture:
Perfect design for your cat to both rest and play. It features two cave cubes and a platform for relaxation. Scratching posts and balls for play. Finished in water-based white varnish.
A beautiful cat scratching post with ethnic motifs. All the Apache essence of colors and textures for your pet... they won't be able to resist playing with it!
It belongs to the "Dream Catcher" product line for cats, inspired by Native American culture.
This model has two beds for hiding and sleeping, a huge area for scratching and stretching their paws. It also includes a detachable feather wand for more fun.
Modern, original, and very resistant. In addition to providing a play space, it also adds originality and design to your home. Composed of 2 interlocking panels and an upholstered base. The edges are lined with plush and the panels with rope.
Which one do you find the most original? Tell us more on our social media, upload a photo of your cat with their scratching post and tag us.