Diy cat scratching post cardboard

You can make this cheap and easy cat scratcher for your furry friend.

Starting off, making a cat scratching post can save you money and is a fun project. I found out that with a bit of time and some basic materials, you can make something that your cat will love. I used to watch my cat claw at furniture. That's when I decided to build a scratching post myself. It was a way to keep my cat happy and protect my furniture at the same time. In the process, I learned quite a bit about what cats like. For example, they prefer certain materials and heights. I tried…

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This cat scratcher is one of my favourite DIY's to make. It is customizable, simple, basically free, and your cat will love it! It also makes a great gift to give to your cat or to an animal-loving friend. What You'll Need: Corrugated Cardboard (& lots of it!) Hot Glue Gun Duct Tape Scissors Coloured Paper (Wrapping paper, Scrapbook paper, etc.) & that's it! All of these things can be found lying around my house at any given time. Especially during the holiday season when boxes from online…

Maui loves his double-wide corrugated cardboard scratchers - it's the only type he'll use. The pet shops here are tiny, with very little selection, and this type of scratcher doesn't seem to be available anywhere. Luckily, we have an almost-infinite supply of boxes stored in our g ...

If you can't beat them, join them. So if you can't get your cat out of all the cardboard boxes that come to your home, embrace it and build your animal a fort! At least that's what other cat owners are doing. Yes, you will probably have to do all the work alone while your kitty watches you with judging eyes, as if asking why are you taking so long, but after you complete the construction, the critter will have a place to call its own.

This DIY Cat Scratching Post lasts for years and is budget friendly and gives your cats something other than the sofa to scratch on!

This was originally a sponsored post. It has since been updated and revised. I've always had cats, from White Cat who my parents originally received as a wedding gift long before I was born, to Chewie and Leia, our current furballs, who joined the family on Max's 5th birthday. As much as love having cats,

I made my own cat scratching post out of sisal cord and a poster tube. It cost more than just buying one. 50' of 3/8" sisal rope ($0.25/foot) winds almost…

Next time you want to give your cat a treat, skip the pet store and consider making them a DIY cat scratcher out of cardboard!