Cat Self-Grooming Arch Massager and Catnip Scratch Mat

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Cat Self-Grooming Arch Massager and Catnip Scratch Mat
Cat Self-Grooming Arch Massager and Catnip Scratch Mat
Cat Self-Grooming Arch Massager and Catnip Scratch Mat
Cat Self-Grooming Arch Massager and Catnip Scratch Mat
Cat Self-Grooming Arch Massager and Catnip Scratch Mat
Cat Self-Grooming Arch Massager and Catnip Scratch Mat
Cat Self-Grooming Arch Massager and Catnip Scratch Mat
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TypePet Supplies > Cat Grooming & Scratching Toys
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Your cat gets a steady spot to rub its head and cheeks, right on the floor where it already naps. The bristle arch pulls loose fur from the coat, and the carpeted base holds a light dusting of catnip to draw your cat back for more.

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Your cat gets a steady spot to rub its head and cheeks, right on the floor where it already naps. The bristle arch pulls loose fur from the coat, and the carpeted base holds a light dusting of catnip to draw your cat back for more.

Self-groomer and massager all-in-one that helps stop shedding and scratching

Solves
  • excessive cat shedding
  • cat scratching furniture
  • cats needing grooming between brushing sessions

Give your cat a daily head-rub spot on the floor

Tired of fur on every cushion and scratches on the armchair? Set a bristle arch and catnip base where your cat naps, and watch it groom and unwind on its own terms.

Three parts that do one simple job

Cat rubbing its head against the black bristle arch

Bristle arch for head and cheek rubs

The arch is dense with plastic bristles set in a curve that fits a cat's cheek and chin. Your cat does the work: a few rubs a day pull loose fur out of the coat and leave it caught between the bristles instead of on your sofa.

Orange tabby cat sitting on the carpeted base beside the arch

Carpeted base for catnip play

The flat carpeted base is big enough for a cat to sit on, stretch across, or nose through. Sprinkle the included catnip on the carpet and the scent keeps the cat coming back to the arch for another round.

Close-up of red support pegs joining the arch to the base

Red pegs keep the arch anchored

Two red support pegs lock the arch to the base, so the unit stays upright when your cat rubs hard or paws at the bristles. The tan raised rim around the base keeps the carpet neat and gives the whole piece a finished edge.

Set it up in under a minute

  1. 1
    Place it by the nap spot

    Set the unit on the living room floor beside the sofa, window or bed where your cat already rests. Cats use spots they trust, so placement matters more than anything else.

  2. 2
    Check the arch sits on the pegs

    Make sure the bristle arch sits firmly on the two red pegs in the carpeted base. A snug fit keeps the arch steady when your cat leans into it.

  3. 3
    Sprinkle a light layer of catnip

    Shake a small pinch of the included catnip over the carpet or into the base. Less is enough. Then step back and let your cat come to it.

Everything your cat needs in one arch

  • Arch grooming unit×1

    Curved arch of dense black plastic bristles

  • Carpeted base×1

    Sand-beige carpet with a tan raised rim and red support pegs

  • Catnip×1

    Included, sprinkle on the carpet or in the base

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Is the plastic bristle arch sturdy enough for a cat that paws and rubs at it?
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Wanelo · seller

Yes. The red pegs anchor the arch to the carpeted base, so it holds its shape during hard rubs and playful swipes. Check the pegs and base for wear every few weeks, the same way you would check any cat toy.

Will my cat use a bristle arch instead of ignoring it?
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Wanelo · seller

Most cats need a day or two to investigate, and some take a week. Place the arch beside the spot where your cat already naps, and sprinkle a light dusting of catnip on the carpet to speed things up.

Is catnip safe to sprinkle on the carpeted base?
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Wanelo · seller

The unit ships with catnip for exactly this use. Sprinkle a light layer on the carpet or in the base. Too much makes the base messy to clean, so a light dusting is enough.

Does it actually help with shedding and scratching?
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Wanelo · seller

Daily rubbing on the bristles pulls loose fur into the arch and gives your cat a grooming outlet between brushings. It works alongside your regular brushing and a scratching post, not in place of them.

How do I clean the bristles and carpet base?
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Wanelo · seller

Wipe the bristles with a damp cloth or brush out trapped fur every week or two. Vacuum the carpeted base, and refresh the catnip on it at the same time.

Is it worth it compared with a weekly brush and replacing scratched furniture?
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Wanelo · seller

One arch costs less than a single new armchair cover, and it runs every day without you. Weekly brushing misses the fur your cat sheds in between sessions, so the arch covers the gap at a one-time cost.

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