L Shape Vertical Cat Scratcher with Ball Toy, 48cm High, Brown | Stand Up Cardboard Cat Scratcher, Scratching Board for Indoor Cats, Protecting Furniture Scratch Pad

My cat who usually takes to no toys, absolutely loves this. She scratches on it every day and it is the perfect size for her. She is an average sized house cat and she can still get a good stretch on it. Will need to re-purchase as the cardboard does wear down after time, but it's great value so no issues with this. Easy to put together by myself as well.

I purchased this to save my furniture, luckily the cats love it. Easy to assemble and a good size 👌

Easy to assemble and tall enough for my cat to stretch up and scratch the top panel. Also as they can stand on the base while scratching the scratching post doesn't fall over. My cat is big at a little over 7kgs

This has been great so far. To get our cat interested in it more we spray a little catnip spray on it. Only needs a couple of spritzes and he instantly wants to scratch it. Has definitely diverted his attention (and claws) away from our leather sofas so far. I would say it's a little expensive, and time will tell how long it'll last, but it looks good and does its job.

Ideal for the cat who loves to shred everything. We have purchased three over several months and they are used daily. Each one is up against a piece of target furniture (bed, sofa, chair) and as such as sturdy enough for the cats to stretch up or along to claw.

Easy to put up - cat loves it

It’s an okay scratching post. While I’m yet to see my cat actually use it, there was some issues with building it. It comes in multiple parts where you attach the outer wood to the card like material in the centre. However, there was screw-holes missing along the top making it incredibly unstable. Luckily I was able to dig a hole into the wood very easily and use a normal screw to attach it to make it stable. This might have been a one off error, so if that is the case, it’s not too bad.

Was abit tricky putting it together on my own and making sure it lined up while screwing it. Cats like the ball and are still getting used to it, as described, all depends on what sort of cat you have.