Trimmable Scratch Mat — Self-Adhesive, Cut to Size

Your cat isn't ruining the sofa on purpose — the corner is exactly the height, angle and texture claws are built for. This mat sticks straight onto that corner, cut to whatever shape it needs, so the scratching carries on where it always did — just on something you don't mind losing.

Why cat parents love it

• Cut it, don't compromise. Household scissors are enough. Trim it to the arm, the corner, the door edge or the cat-tree post — whatever shape your cat has already claimed.
• Sticks where the damage is. Peel the backing and press it on. The self-adhesive holds on fabric, leather, wood, painted walls and doors, so it stays exactly where the scratching happens.
• Fabric that shreds properly. Dense non-woven fibres give claws something to dig into and pull against — which is the whole point of scratching. Smooth "deterrent" tapes just move the problem to the next cushion.
• Peels off clean. No residue, no torn upholstery. Renters and anyone with a sofa they actually like can stop worrying.
• One roll, several spots. A 30 × 200 cm roll covers both arms of a sofa with enough left for a door or a table leg.

Getting them to switch

Put it over the spot they already scratch, not somewhere new and tidy — cats scratch to mark territory as much as to groom their claws, so the location matters more than the material. Press firmly along the edges for thirty seconds, and rub a pinch of catnip into the fabric for the first few days if they need convincing. On leather or textured walls, a strip of double-sided tape along the top edge keeps it flat under heavy scratchers.

Specifications

• Sizes: 30 × 100 cm (11.8" × 39") · 30 × 200 cm (11.8" × 79") · 50 × 200 cm (19.7" × 79")
• Colours: Light gray, dark gray, khaki, brown
• Material: Non-woven scratch fabric with self-adhesive backing
• Fixing: Peel-and-stick; trims with ordinary scissors
• Care: Vacuum or lint-roll loose fibres