The spot they found
The spot they found
The sofa makes sense to them.
It’s tall, textured and close by. To a cat, that’s hard to resist.
For their claws. For your home.
A better place for busy claws.
Agatha for low scratches and long naps. Bennu for upright stretches. A satisfying place of their own, close to the furniture you love.
AGATHA · Stay low
$9.99 U.S. standard shipping · Secure checkout
30-day home trial
Let your cat make the first scratch. Normal use is welcome.
First U.S. order only. One scratcher or one Signature Duo per household. Read the home-trial terms
Scratch
Stretch
Curl up
Repeat
Every cat has their own way
Follow their paws.
Watch how your cat scratches—high, low or both—then choose the shape that fits.
For cats who reach up
Bennu
$59
Bennu gives cats who reach up a tall, satisfying place to scratch.
25.6″Height
5.5″Width
3.7 lbWeight
Meet Bennu
For cats who stay low
Agatha
$69
Agatha gives low scratchers room to dig in, stretch out and nap.
28.1″Length
11.1″Width
4.9 lbWeight
Meet Agatha
For cats who want both
Signature Duo
Save $29 with the Duo
One upright scratcher and one low lounge. Two ways to scratch, in one set.
2 scratchersReach high + scratch low
$99Duo price
Meet the Signature Duo
A better choice for claws
Same instinct. Better spot.
Scratching is part of being a cat. A satisfying scratcher nearby gives them a better choice.
A place of their own
The spot made for them
A better choice for busy claws.
Match how they scratch, place it near their usual spot and give them time to explore.
Some cats dive in; others take their time. Both are completely normal.
See them make it theirs
Scratch. Stretch. Nap.
The best scratcher is the one your cat comes back to every day.
Horizontal cardboard cat scratcher & lounge
Scratch, then nap.
Agatha has room for a low scratch, a long stretch and a well-earned nap.
Meet AgathaVertical cardboard cat scratcher
Room for the big stretch.
Bennu gives cats who reach up a tall, satisfying place to scratch.
Meet BennuA gentle first hello
Let them set the pace.
Put it near a spot they already use, then let them explore it on their own.
- 01
Watch what they choose
Notice whether they reach up, scratch low or do a little of both.
- 02
Keep it close
Start near the sofa, rug or corner they already visit.
- 03
Reward the first try
A treat, praise or favorite toy can help a first try feel good.
For the cat who chose you
They’re family.
They wait at the door, follow you from room to room and curl up wherever you are. Give their busy paws a place nearby.
A small way to care for them, every day.
Find their scratcherThe part paws care about
The texture claws look for.
Dense corrugated cardboard gives claws the resistance they want. The clean outer edge is easy to live with.
Find their scratcher
A little peace of mind.
$9.99 U.S. standard shipping
30-day home trial on your first order
Secure checkout and protected payments
From one cat home to another
What cat people are saying.
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Questions before the first scratch?
Straight answers about choosing, placing and caring for their scratcher.
Should I choose a vertical or horizontal cat scratcher?
If your cat reaches up on sofa arms, walls or door frames, start with Bennu. If they scratch rugs, floors or sofa bases, choose Agatha. If they happily do both, the Signature Duo gives each instinct its own place.
Where should I put my cat’s scratcher?
Start beside the sofa arm, rug, wall edge or route your cat already chooses. A nearby scratcher is easier to discover than one hidden across the room; move it gradually only after it feels familiar.
How can I help my cat use a new scratcher?
Keep it near a familiar scratch spot and easy to reach. Let them investigate on their own, reward any interest and never force their paws onto it.
What if they don’t use it right away?
That’s normal. Some cats dive right in; others need time, a familiar spot and a little encouragement.
What are Nookaroo cat scratchers made of?
Agatha and Bennu use dense corrugated cardboard with the texture and resistance claws look for, paired with smooth graphite-colored side profiles.
How do I clean a cardboard cat scratcher?
Keep it dry and on a stable, level surface. Clear away loose fibers and check it regularly for wear.
For the one waiting at home
Find the one they’ll love.
High, low or both—there’s a shape for the way your cat scratches.
