Factory Direct Sale Pet Cat Scratching Post

• Customized: Non-Customized
• Certification: No
• Electric: Not Electric
• Shipping Cost: Estimated freight per unit.: about shipping cost and estimated delivery time.
• Currency: US$
• Return&refunds: You can apply for a refund up to 30 days after receipt of the products.
• Model NO.: MUL0008
• Logo Printing: Without Logo Printing
• Material: Plastic
• Shape: Round
• Usage: Scratching
• Product Name: Cat Furniture
• Application: Cats and Other Small Animals
• Transport Package: Box
• Specification: 40*10cm
• Trademark: No
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 4421999090
• Production Capacity: 100000pieces/Year
• Package Size: 12.00cm * 12.00cm * 11.50cm
• Package Gross Weight: 1.000kg
• Lead Time: 15 days (1 - 10000 Pieces) ; To be negotiated ( > 10000 Pieces)

Product Description

Factory Direct Sale Pet Cat Scratching Post

 

Key attributes

Industry-specific attributes

Application

Cats

 

Other attributes

Material

PVC, paper

 

Place of Origin

Zhejiang, China

 

Model Number

MUL0008

 

Feature

Sustainable

 

Material

PVC

 

Product Name

Cat Furniture

 

Usage

Scratching

 

Animal

Cat

 

Packaging and delivery

Packaging Details

box

 

Port

ningbo

 

attribute-list

Supply Ability

10000 Piece/Pieces per Week

 

Lead time

Quantity (pieces)	1 - 20000	> 20000
Lead time (days)	15	To be negotiated

Samples

Maximum order quantity: 1 piece

Sample price:

$8.00/piece

Cats' claws are much sharper and more destructive than dogs. Cats will also exhibit claw-grinding behavior like dogs. In order to prevent cats from damaging household items due to scratching their claws, you need to use cat scratching posts instead.

Cats sharpen their claws to keep their claws sharp and to mark the position. Cats sharpen their claws in preparation for hunting food. In this regard, cats are indeed more wild than dogs. At the same time, claw grinding also has the function of intimidating each other. This is somewhat similar to the pedaling action of a kitten when sucking its mother's milk, but the meaning is different.

While sharpening the claws, marks will also be left:
There are sweat glands hidden behind the cat's front feet, so it actually has a dual meaning for cats to grind their claws in places they frequent. Of course, cats will also mark themselves in other ways. When a male cat is in heat, we will all find that he likes to pee everywhere, which we call spraying. There are also sweat glands on both sides of the cat's ear bone, so you will find that the cat likes to rub its owner with its head. There are also perioral glands hidden around the cat's mouth, so sometimes the cat will rub against its own belongings. Cats have tail glands at the base of their tails, so we often see cats wrapping their tails around our feet.

Like dogs, for cats, when spraying or marking, they are actually fully declaring their sovereign territory. When a cat is obsessed with the task of sharpening its claws or is addicted to the fun of claw grinding, the owner's scolding will basically have little effect. Therefore, it is necessary to decide as early as possible a place for the cat to sharpen its claws, and then prepare a scratching board for the cat to sharpen its claws and vent its restless emotions. Training should begin from the kitten stage to prevent them from harming furniture to the greatest extent.