4 Piece Cat Scratcher Mat Set, 32 x 20 Inch Natural Sisal Pads for Multi Cat Homes

One mat, both faces

32 by 20 inches of woven sisal on the front, dotted latex with two hook and loop strips on the back. Four of these come in the set, supplied as two packs of two, which is what the part number says.

Two mats on one sofa

Fitted to the arm panel and around the back corner, a pair of these covers the whole flank of a sofa. With four in the set you can do that and still have a spare at the door frame the cat has started on.

Why not carpet

The maker sets its sisal against a soft carpet pile and crosses the carpet out. A loose pile pulls into loops under claws and leaves fibres everywhere; a tight sisal weave wears down flat and drops nothing worth sweeping.

Each 32 in x 20 in.

A tight woven face that stands up to clawing.

Taped all round so the weave holds together.

Dotted rubber for hard flooring.

Supplied, for walls, sofa sides and doors.

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.

Veterinary guidance on multi cat homes is one of each resource per cat plus a spare. Four large mats covers three cats with room to move one when the habit shifts.

Two pads take an entire sofa flank. The other two go where the cat tries next, which is usually the nearest corner or the door frame.

How many mats are in this set?

Four, each 32 by 20 inches. They are supplied as two packs of two, which is why the record's body text still reads two pieces.

How big is each mat?

32 inches by 20 inches, as marked on the manufacturer's size panel.

Can they go on a wall?

Yes. Adhesive hook and loop strips are supplied for walls, sofa panels and doors.

Will they slide on a hard floor?

The back is a dotted latex layer meant to grip, with the hook and loop strips as backup.

Is sisal better than a carpet offcut?

It wears down rather than pulling into loops, and it leaves nothing to sweep up. Some cats still prefer carpet, especially if that is what they already scratch.