12 Piece Natural Sisal Cat Scratcher Mat Set, 16 x 12 Inch Pads for Floors, Walls and Sofas

A cat settles on one corner of the sofa and keeps coming back to it. Standing a post on the other side of the room rarely helps, because the cat is marking that particular spot rather than hunting for somewhere to scratch.

These pads come with adhesive hook and loop strips, so one goes straight onto the panel being shredded. The sisal gives the same upright drag the fabric did, and the bound edge stops the mat coming apart under a heavy scratcher.

Both faces of one pad

The panel shows the pad at 16 by 12 inches from the front, then flipped: a dotted latex backing with two black hook and loop strips already fitted. That back face is what decides whether the mat stays where you put it or skates away on the first hard pull.

Where a pad can go

One pad taped low on the wall, another covering the side panel of a sofa. Cats working on an upright corner want an upright target, so the useful move is putting sisal on the exact spot being shredded rather than across the room.

Why the edge is bound

A hand lifts the corner to show the three details the maker calls out: non slip latex backing, a bound edge and adhesive hook and loop tape. A loose sisal weave frays from the rim first, so the binding is the part that decides how long a pad survives a determined cat.

Woven sisal, the rough surface most cats will dig into.

Taped all round so the weave does not start unravelling.

Dotted grey latex that grips tile and hardwood.

Adhesive tape for walls, sofa sides and doors.

Each one 16 in x 12 in.

Sisal wears down without shedding the scraps cardboard leaves.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

Twelve pads covers both arms, the back corner and the door frame, with spares left for the next spot your cat decides on.

Veterinary guidance for multi cat homes is one of each resource per cat plus a spare. Twelve scratching spots clears that easily, and they can be spread through several rooms.

How many mats come in the set?

Twelve. The product record's body text still reads six, which is the wording from the single pack version of this mat; the title and the SKU both describe twelve.

Will they stay put on a hardwood floor?

The back is a dotted latex layer meant to grip hard flooring, and adhesive hook and loop strips are supplied for anywhere the mat still needs holding down.

Can one go on a wall?

Yes. The hook and loop strips are made for walls, sofa sides and doors, which suits a cat that scratches upright rather than flat.

Is sisal better than carpet for scratching?

Ohio State's Indoor Pet Initiative notes that most cats prefer a rough material they can shred, and names sisal as one that stands up to repeated use. Carpet works too, especially if it matches what your cat already targets.

How big is each pad?

16 inches by 12 inches, as the manufacturer's size panel marks it.