Planche à gratter colorée pour chat – Fixation murale et durable

Your cat picked the couch. Give them something better shaped for the job.

A flat scratching board that lies where your cat already scratches — low, wide, and built for the way cats actually stretch.

Flat on the floor, because most cats scratch horizontally

Tall posts get ignored in a lot of homes. Cats reach forward and drag, which is why they go for the side of a couch or the edge of a rug. This board sits at that height already.

No shredded bits across the floor

Corrugated cardboard scratchers break down into confetti you sweep up every few days. This is a dense woven surface that holds together while your cat works at it.

Shaped so you don't have to hide it

Cactus and tree silhouettes instead of a plain brown slab. It sits next to a sofa or by the front door without wrecking the look of the room.

Where to put it

Next to the spot your cat is already scratching. Not across the room — right beside it. Cats are marking territory, and territory has a location.

The other good spot is wherever your cat naps during the day. Most cats stretch and scratch within a minute of waking up, so having it within reach at that moment does a lot of the work for you.

Honest note

Some cats take a few days to switch over, and a few walk past it the first time entirely. If yours ignores it, move it closer to the spot they already use before you give up on it. That fixes it most of the time.

If it still isn't working out, we have a 30-day return policy — including for the reason "my cat looked at it once and walked away."

Pick your shape

Three styles, same scratching surface. Choose the one that fits your room.