Cardboard is a consumable: a committed scratcher will shred one of these in a few months, and that is the job — the shredding is what saves the sofa arm. If you want something that lasts years, buy a sisal post instead. The Dream Catcher is a canoe shape — 42cm long with sides that rise to only 7cm, so a cat can step in and settle rather than perch on top. That low profile is also the limitation: it is a shallow tray, not a bed with real walls, so a large cat looking to be enclosed will hang over the sides. Cats who like a shape to sit in will use it constantly.
One size, 42 x 20 x 7cm. If you want something with real height to burrow into, the Belly Fish Scratcher is the same length but far deeper.
Features
- Canoe shape — a long, shallow hollow that doubles as somewhere to sit.
- 42 x 20 x 7cm — the length of an adult cat, at ankle height.
- Cardboard construction — from the FurKidz cardboard scratcher range.
- Consumable — meant to be shredded; replace it when the base gives out.
Care
Vacuum around it and retire it once the base wears through.
More about the range on the FurKidz brand page.

