Collection: Play & Scratch

Why play and scratching matter

Play keeps indoor cats active, curious and less bored. Scratching is a natural behavior that keeps claws in good shape and lets cats mark their space. Giving your cat the right outlets is the easiest way to protect your furniture.

Scratching

Offer both upright and flat scratching surfaces, close to the places your cat already likes to scratch. The Self-Adhesive Cat Scratch Mat can be trimmed to fit furniture edges, wall steps or cat trees, and our cat trees all include sisal-wrapped posts.

Play

• The 4-in-1 Cat Activity Center combines a sisal scratching post, a self-groomer, a cloud perch and a three-level ball track.
• Catnip Kicker Toys are made for grabbing, hugging and bunny kicks. Not every cat reacts to catnip, so don't worry if yours ignores it.
• High-energy cats can burn off the zoomies on the Wooden Cat Exercise Wheel.

Short play sessions of 10 to 15 minutes, once or twice a day, are a simple way to keep your cat happy and ready for a good nap.