The cat scratches itself on the corner - less hair remains on furniture and clothes.
The cat scratches itself on the corner - less hair remains on furniture and clothes.
| Brand | ANWA |
| Pet | Cat |
| Breed size | For all breeds |
| Material | Sisal |
| Color | Grey |
| Dimensions | 40 × 40 × 81 cm |
| Weight | 3.0 kg |
| Features | Indoor activity |
| Quantity per package | 1 piece |
Characteristics and features are given according to the manufacturer. This product is intended for everyday use with pets and is not a veterinary or medical product. If your pet has a medical condition, consult your veterinarian.
The plush ball on the string is already torn off.. but that's because the cat plays too aggressively. The corner scratcher itself is super!
Bought this for my older cat, Lusa, as it's hard for her to groom herself for long. Within a week, she started going up to the arch several times a day, especially rubbing her neck and shoulders, and there's less hair on her blanket now. The only downside is I wish the brush was easier to remove for washing.
The gray material doesn't show dirt easily; after my orange cat uses it, I just run a lint roller over it.
Blends into our hallway nicely, nothing garish about it. Only catch is that pale fur really stands out against it.
This corner scratcher literally saves the furniture. My fluffy cat no longer tears up the sofa and rubs against this corner instead.
Good afternoon. Thank you for sharing your experience. We wish comfort for your pet.
Guests genuinely mistook it for a piece of decor, which says plenty. Looks modern and understated rather than like pet furniture.
My Siamese cat Lola had a favorite corner of the sofa she would constantly go to scratch. We put this Fernpaw corner scratcher there, and within a few days she started using the arch all by herself. I especially love that there's a sisal post right next to it: she scratches, stretches, sharpens her claws, and goes to sleep.
Good afternoon. Thank you for the detailed review. Choosing the right spot often helps a cat transition from furniture to the scratcher.
He's found a new favourite thing to rub his face on, and my black jumpers are surviving much better than they used to.
Sits in our living room without shouting pet accessory at everyone who walks in. That was honestly half the reason I picked it.
Hello. Thank you for noting the appearance; a neutral gray color is indeed great for modern interiors.
Great indoor activity. The kitten spends about half an hour with it, sharpening its claws and jumping after the ball.
The post doesn't wobble at all when the cat grabs the column with its front paws.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your review; stability is important when a cat is actively sharpening its claws and stretching.
Mounted it in the corner of the room, it made the space much more roomy. My pet quickly figured out what the brush was for.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your feedback. Placing it in the corner really does save useful space.
Would buy it again. The cat used to tear up the wallpaper in the hallway, but now she only uses this structure.
Hello. Thank you for your feedback. We're glad we could help stop your pet from ruining the wallpaper.
It collects fur just as well as a FURminator. Very convenient and doesn't hurt the cat at all.
Good afternoon. Thank you for the high rating. The self-cleaning feature for fur really does work excellently.
The rope is wound tight, not loose and floppy like the cheap ones. She really goes at it and so far nothing has come unravelled.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your review; we're glad the sisal covering holds up to active use.
The cat immediately found the corner brush and rubs his face on it, but the mounting instructions could have been clearer.
The arch collects the undercoat after shedding season – not all of it, of course, but it noticeably helps.
Hello. Thank you for your honest observation; the arch really does collect a good portion of loose fur when the cat grooms itself.
The hanging ball immediately caught his attention. He plays with it constantly, and gets his back scratched at the same time.
Hello. Thank you for your purchase. Toys are great for helping reduce boredom throughout the day.
The arch does a great job collecting fur from my British Shorthair, but cleaning it by hand isn't very convenient.
The arch rubs nicely along the cat's back, and she comes back to it on her own every morning.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your review; we're glad the arch shape turned out to be comfortable for self-grooming.
Modern look without bright colors, not an eyesore in the living room. One minus: the bottom fabric attracts small debris, especially near the balcony.
Hello. Thank you for your feedback. For the soft base, it's best to use a dry brush or a vacuum cleaner upholstery attachment.
First thing he went for was the dangly toy, ignored the rest entirely. A week on and he's using the whole thing.
Hello. Thank you for your observation; a toy often helps a pet get used to a new structure faster.
The base is soft; sometimes the cat just lies down next to it after playing with the ball.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your purchase; it's great to know your pet enjoys resting next to it as much as playing.
A great option for an indoor cat; she burns off her energy on the post instead of the armchair.
Smells faintly of hay when you open it, which the cat clearly approved of. She had a good long sniff and then got straight to work on her claws.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your review. Natural materials really do attract animals with their scent.
No coaxing needed, he wanders over and does it himself. Afterwards the bristles are full of that soft fluffy underlayer that normally ends up on the sofa.
At first we put it next to the old scratching post so the cat wouldn’t be afraid of the new thing. By the third day she was already rubbing her cheek against the arch, and then she started sharpening her claws on the sisal. Now she uses it morning and evening, especially after sleeping. I’m happy with the purchase.
Good afternoon. Thank you for the detailed review. A gradual introduction next to a familiar spot often helps a cat accept a new item more quickly.
The cat rubs his neck against the bristles after going out on the balcony, and you can tell he enjoys it.
I liked that it’s not just a brush, but also a scratching post. Our Mars has a habit of rubbing against door corners, and now he almost always goes to this stand instead. After a month, the furniture hasn’t been damaged, and there’s a bit less fur on the blanket.
Good afternoon. Thank you for sharing your detailed experience. We’re glad the stand helped redirect your pet’s habit from door corners to a dedicated spot.
One piece arrived in the box, all the parts were there, but the screws were not in a separate little bag.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your review. We’ll pass along the note about packaging small parts so the set is easier to check when unpacking.
The plush ball interested the kitten. It’s a pity the string seems a little thin.
The size is fine for a teenage Maine Coon; it’s not cramped when he goes under the arch.
Hello. Thank you for your feedback. We’re glad the arch suited a large young pet.
The cat has started catching the bedspread with her claws less and switched to the sisal post.
Soft where she lies down, and she lies down a lot. It doesn't clash with anything in the room either, which I had been worried about.
Our cat treats the bottom part as a bed. She'll go at the post for a while, then flop down there and doze like it's her own cushion.
For my large cat, the height is enough, but the arch is a little narrow.
The base material is soft, but it doesn’t catch fur in clumps and is easy to clean.
Hello. Thank you for your review. We’re glad the base covering is easy to care for.
The corner with the brush really distracted the cat from the door frame, but the plastic base of the arch looks a bit basic.
The brush isn’t stiff; my elderly cat rubs against it calmly and doesn’t shy away.
I was looking for something large for a big cat. This Fernpaw grooming brush was a perfect fit. The base is heavy and reinforced with metal, so my eight-kilogram cat can calmly lean on it and sharpen his claws without anything tipping over. The sisal is excellent and doesn’t shed even with active use. The arch collects fur well from his thick undercoat, and I’ve noticed I need to vacuum the carpet much less often now. I definitely recommend it for owners of large breeds; the construction holds up to everything.
Hello. Thank you for the detailed review. We’re very glad the construction handles the load and helps care for your pet’s luxurious coat.
The sisal post held up to my active British Shorthair; he sharpens his claws on it every evening.
She sits on the padded part constantly, no complaints there. What I hadn't thought about: she goes straight from the litter box to it, and you can see the little prints.
Assembly took about ten minutes; everything lined up straight with no wobbling or skewing.
Hello. Thank you for your review. We’re glad installation was quick and the structure stands evenly.
I bought it for my cat after shedding season so I’d have to brush her by hand less. Of course, it doesn’t fully replace a comb, but she goes under the arch herself several times a day, and her bed has become cleaner. That’s why I’m giving it five stars.
The post height is optimal. The cat stretches out completely when she scratches against the corner.
Hello. Thank you for your feedback. We’re glad the model’s dimensions were a perfect fit for your pet.
My cat is eight and has never once cared about a toy I've bought her. She bats at the one on the string. Go figure.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your review. The hanging ball helps gently encourage a cat to be active.
He sharpens his claws here more often than on the sofa, but the sisal is getting fuzzy in places.
Hello. Thank you for your review. Slight fraying of the sisal can happen with active use; loose fibers can be carefully trimmed.
We have laminate flooring, and I thought it would slide around, but the base stays firmly in place.
It worked well for a small apartment: it takes up one corner and replaced a separate toy with a ball.
Hello. Thank you for your feedback. Compact placement by the wall is convenient for a small space.
Good for indoor activity; the cat runs around less at night after an evening play session.
Hello. Thank you for your review. We’re glad the structure helps your pet burn off energy at home.
My cat loves scratching her face specifically, so this side brush was right up her alley.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your feedback, we're glad the brush design suited your cat's habits.
Took maybe two days for her to figure out the arch was hers. Between that and vacuuming a bit more often, the couch cushions aren't nearly as furry as they used to be.
Hello. Thank you for your review, we're glad the arch suited your cat and helps collect some of the fur.
The cat was scared of the arch at first, then started scratching her cheeks after meals. A good thing, but the bristles could be a bit softer.
Good afternoon. Thank you for sharing your experience getting your pet used to it. If your pet is sensitive to the bristles, it's best to let them use the arch gradually and without forcing them.
We have two cats of different sizes, both walk under the arch with no issues.
Assembled it without any problems and put it near the cabinet. The cat sniffed it at first, then started rubbing against the arch.
Bought it specifically for the apartment so the cat would rub against the armchair less. There's less hair on the armrest now, but I have to clean the arch itself almost every other day.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your review. The arch really does collect some of the shed hair, so regular cleaning helps maintain the effect.
Our hyperactive cat's tension has gone down. The sisal post is great for stress relief, he absolutely shreds his claws on it.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your feedback. The process of scratching claws really does help animals relieve emotional tension.
I got this Fernpaw model for my two Siamese cats. They are very active and constantly run around the house. Now they have their own zone: the older one sharpens her claws on the sisal post, and the younger one can't tear herself away from the dangling toy. They also use the grooming arch frequently, and I noticed there is much less hair on the rugs. The structure is nice and heavy; it doesn't tip over even when they are both hanging on it. I am completely satisfied with the purchase, and the packaging arrived intact.
It dangles right where the kitten can reach it without jumping, so he swipes at it for a while, gets bored, then goes and scratches his head on the arch.
Our cat Bruno, a regular domestic tabby, avoided the scratcher for the first two days. Then I moved it closer to his favorite corner of the sofa, and he started rubbing against the brush after naps. He uses the sisal post too, and has been trying his claws on the carpet less. I deducted a star because the hanging ball quickly got dirty from drool and dust.
Put it together in an evening, the cat immediately went to sharpen his claws on the sisal. The only thing I didn't like is that the included hex key is quite basic.
The metal plates inside hold it firmly. My Maine Coon launches vicious attacks on it, and it stays rooted to the spot.
Stable once it's together, no arguing with that. Getting the base assembled on your own is awkward though, you really want a second pair of hands.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your rating. We will pass the feedback regarding assembly on to the manufacturer, especially concerning the ease of securing the base.
Heavier than I expected when I lifted the box, and now I understand why. It plants itself on the floor and stays exactly where I put it.
Hello. Thank you for pointing out the stability, it's crucial for safe use when a cat is moving actively.
He takes a running jump at the post and the whole thing just absorbs it. Nothing tips.
Hello. Thank you for your feedback, the reinforced base is designed exactly for this kind of active play.
Wasn't sure at first if it would even get used, but now every morning she heads straight for it before breakfast, back paws planted, front paws up, going at the side of the post for a good couple of minutes.
Good afternoon. Thank you for sharing your observation, the vertical design really does help the cat stretch and scratch independently.
Nice fuzzy surface, and more to the point his paws get some grip on it when he's tearing around.
Hello. Thank you for your review, the soft base covering helps the pet feel more confident and secure during activity.
Honestly expected the sisal to look worn out by now since he's on it constantly, but no loose fibers or bald patches so far.
Hello. We're glad the scratcher is doing its job. Sisal is indeed a very durable material.
Opened the box half expecting that harsh plasticky smell you get with a lot of pet gear, and there was nothing. Just rope.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your review, we're pleased that the material and your first impression upon unboxing met your expectations.
Tidy little thing. I didn't want one of those giant carpeted towers taking over the room, and this doesn't do that at all.
The kitten only played with the ball at first, but after a couple of days started rubbing against the arch.
Good afternoon. Thank you for the observation, the toy helps grab their attention, and then the pet starts using the brush too.
I put it by her favorite corner in the hallway, now the cat scratches her side there instead of on the wallpaper.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your feedback, it's great that the brush took the cat's usual spot by the corner.
Set it up under the window. She watches the birds for a bit, gives the post a proper working over, then wanders back and forth through the arch a few times before settling.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your review, a great spot by the window can make the scratching post part of the cat's daily route.
Bought it because of the sturdy base. My eight-kilo bruiser of a cat jumps on it, and it doesn't even wobble!
Hello. Thank you for your rating. The metal plates in the base really do hold the structure securely.
Ours is a chunky boy who throws himself at things rather than approaching them, and it has stayed level through all of it.
The base doesn’t slide around on laminate flooring, but the gray pile picks up dust quickly.
Hello. Thank you for your comment. The soft base can be vacuumed regularly on low power to help the pile stay neat-looking for longer.
There’s almost no fur on my clothes now! The bristled corner brushes out literal piles from our shedding British Shorthair.
Hello. Thank you for the high rating. Regular use of the brush really does help collect dead undercoat.
I put it in the corner of the kitchen where the cat used to rub against the door frame. Now he chooses this scratcher, especially after eating. The sisal hasn’t frayed after a couple of weeks, the ball is still in place, and the base doesn’t slide on the tile.
Our Maine Coon plays with the hanging ball more than he rubs against the arch. The structure doesn’t fall over, but the ball sometimes hits the post and rattles at night.
The cat happily scratches the sisal post, though for the first few days it smelled a little like rope.
Everything is as the seller described. My pet immediately understood that the corner can be used to scratch his back and sides.
I bought it for two cats, and both use it: one sharpens her claws on the sisal, the other rubs her face against the brush. After a week I noticed there was less fur on dark clothes after they played on the sofa.
We placed it by the wall; the cat rubs her sides against it every evening, but it takes up more space than I expected.
Good afternoon. Thank you for your review. The model is designed for stability and active cat movement, so the base is made fairly wide.
It works for two cats; they take turns rubbing against the corner of the arch. But if both start playing, the structure wobbles slightly.
