Rattan Cat Scratcher Bed with Plush Rim

Most cat beds are ignored after a week, and most scratchers end up shoved in a corner while the sofa arm keeps taking the damage. She wants one spot that does both jobs, and this is that spot.

This rattan cat scratcher bed puts a padded plush rim to curl against and a woven rattan center in one oval piece, so the claws have somewhere to land when she settles in.

Why cats come back to it:

• Woven rattan center: a flat scratching surface for a cat who claws rugs and mats rather than posts, so she scratches and kneads lying down instead of climbing off to find the sofa
• Padded plush rim: a raised bolster to rest a head on or lean into, so it works as a bed once the scratching is done
• Two textures, one piece: soft boucle on the rim, firm rattan in the center, so comfort and instinct are met in the same spot
• Non-slip base: stays put on hardwood, tile and laminate, so an energetic session doesn't send it across the room
• Looks like furniture: white plush and natural rattan sit in a living room without reading as pet gear

Scratch, knead, sleep. Cats knead before they lie down, and with rattan under their paws that habit turns into a scratching session while the sofa arm gets a rest.

Sized for an adult cat. The tabby in the picture is stretched out with room left over, and the rim holds its shape under a fully grown cat instead of flattening.

Keeping it clean is simple. Spot clean the plush rim with a damp cloth, then brush or vacuum the rattan to lift loose fur. Check the label before any machine wash.

Getting the size right

One size, 24 x 15.7 x 3.5 in (61 x 40 x 9 cm) overall. Measure your cat lying stretched out on their side: most adult cats fit with room to spare, and a very large breed will find the inside snug.

Specifications

• Size: 24 x 15.7 x 3.5 in (61 x 40 x 9 cm)
• Rim: Plush boucle fabric, padded bolster
• Center: Woven natural rattan
• Shell: Oxford fabric
• Base: Non-slip
• Suitable for: Cats and kittens

Safety note: Check the rattan weave from time to time and retire the bed once strands work loose, since a loose strand is something a cat will chew. Keep it on a flat floor rather than a raised surface.

Put it where your cat already naps, give the sofa arm a break, and the scratching follows her to the bed on its own.