Scratch + lounge
A wide horizontal scratcher that also happens to be an excellent nap curve.
Meet Agatha Infinity Cat Scratcher & Lounge
Furniture safe. Claws happy.
Save the sofa. Let them scratch.
Cats need to scratch. Your furniture does not need to volunteer. Nookaroo gives their claws a better place to stretch, scratch, lounge, and start again.
- Dense recycled cardboard
- Free U.S. shipping $69+
- 30-day returns on unused items
Approved by very serious cats
A simple swap for a happier home.
Scratch✦
Stretch✦
Lounge✦
Repeat✦
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Choose their yes
Pick their favorite way to scratch.
Some cats reach up. Some dig in down low. Some change their mind before breakfast. Start with the motion you already see at home.
Vertical stretch
A tall target for paws-up stretchers who keep eyeing the sofa arm.
Meet Bennu Vertical Cat Scratcher
Best-value pair
One horizontal, one vertical: two clear choices for cats with more than one scratch mood.
Meet The Signature Duo — Bennu + AgathaStill unsure? Sofa arm = Bennu. Rug or floor = Agatha. Both = the Duo.
A tiny redirection
Scratching is not the problem. The target is.
Scratching helps cats stretch, mark their space, and maintain their claws. Give that instinct a better destination and the sofa can finally clock out.
Your sofa did not sign up.
The arm is tall, sturdy, and conveniently right there. Bennu offers a much better yes.
Neither did the rug.
Floor scratchers want room to pull and push. Agatha gives them a broad, satisfying surface.
Your cat is being a cat.
No scolding required. Make the right choice easy, nearby, and rewarding to use.
Watch the paws
How does your cat scratch?
The easiest way to choose is not their size or age. It is the direction their body already takes when the scratching mood arrives.
See the scratch
No actors. Just cats doing cat things.
Real movement tells you more than a perfect studio pose. Watch how each shape supports a different scratching instinct.
Real cat footage
Agatha: scratch, stretch, sprawl.
A roomy horizontal surface with a curve that makes lingering feel inevitable.
Real cat footage
Bennu: reach all the way up.
A tall face and grounded base for dramatic paws-up stretching.
The Cat Journal
For people who ask, “Why does my cat do that?”
Useful care, curious behavior, simple enrichment, and the wonderfully strange parts of sharing a home with cats.
Curious human corner
Quick answers for curious humans.
A few practical answers before your cat walks across the keyboard.
Which scratcher should I choose?
Choose Bennu for cats that scratch upward, Agatha for cats that scratch across the floor, or the Duo when your cat does both or you want options in more than one room.
Will this guarantee my cat stops scratching furniture?
No scratcher can promise that. Placement and introduction matter: put it close to the current target, reward interest, and give your cat time to build a new habit.
What are the scratchers made from?
The scratching surfaces use dense layered recycled cardboard made to give claws a satisfying texture and resistance.
What if my cat does not use it right away?
Place it where scratching already happens, make it easy to approach, and try a little catnip or play nearby. Avoid forcing paws onto the surface.
Furniture peace treaty
Give the claws a better yes.
A scratcher will not change who your cat is. It simply gives that very cat-like instinct somewhere better to land.
Choose their scratcher