Wobble Ball Cat Scratcher — Sisal Ball & Curved Scratch Board
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- 🐾 Rotating 12 cm sisal ball on a wooden post — the toy that keeps them coming back
- 🌉 Curved corrugated scratch board follows the natural stretch-and-rake angle
- 🪵 Solid wood frame, 35 × 15 × 26 cm — wide rails, won't tip under a big cat
- 🕳️ Low arch doubles as a tunnel to crawl under and ambush from
- 🔧 Two-minute setup — screws included, screwdriver only
- 💸 First order? Code WELCOME10 = 10% off at checkout
Buy 2, save 10%. Buy 3 or more, save 20%. Applied automatically at checkout.
Order today, arrives Sep 24 – Oct 01
Shipping & delivery
Free tracked shipping on every order. Standard delivery takes 5 to 12 business days, and you get a tracking number by email as soon as your parcel ships.
Every order is insured. If a parcel is lost in transit, we reship it or refund you in full.
Returns & guarantee
30-day money-back guarantee. Not happy with your order for any reason? Contact us within 30 days of delivery, we arrange the return, and you get the full product price back. Arrived damaged, defective or wrong? Send us a photo and we replace it or refund you in full, no return needed.
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Give The Claws Something Better Than Your Sofa
A rotating sisal ball on top, a curved corrugated scratch board underneath. Cats swat the ball, it spins, they chase it, then they dig in on the arch — the two things they most want to do to your furniture, in one spot that isn't your furniture. The bridge shape also gives them a little tunnel to crawl under and a slope to stretch along.
- 12 cm sisal ball spins freely on a wooden post
- Curved scratch board matches the angle cats naturally scratch at
- Solid wood frame — stays put when they lean into it
Set Up In Two Minutes
Four screws, and it's done.
Screw the arch to the frame
The corrugated board bolts to the two wooden side rails with the included screws — no tools beyond a screwdriver.
Seat the ball
The sisal ball drops onto the wooden post and spins freely. Give it a flick to check.
Put it where they already scratch
Next to the sofa arm or the carpet corner they've been working on. A pinch of catnip on the board speeds things up.
Small Enough For A Flat, Sturdy Enough For A Big Cat
35 cm long and 15 cm wide — about the footprint of a shoebox — with the ball topping out at 26 cm. The wooden rails are wide-set so it doesn't tip when a heavier cat leans in with both front paws, and at 550 g it's light enough to move from room to room.
- Suits kittens through adult cats
- Works on carpet, wood and tile
- Natural wood and cardboard — looks fine left out
Why Not A Flat Scratch Pad Or A Carpet Post?
| Feature | Flat pad / carpet post | Wobble Ball Scratcher |
|---|---|---|
| Keeps their interest | Scratched twice, then ignored | Ball spins when swatted — it's a toy as much as a scratcher |
| Scratching angle | Flat or vertical only | Curved board follows the natural stretch-and-rake motion |
| Stability | Light pads slide across the floor | Wide wooden rails anchor it |
| Looks | Carpet-covered post in the corner | Natural wood and sisal — passes as décor |
Three Ways They'll Use It
Usually all three in the first ten minutes.
Bat The Ball
The sisal ball spins on its post, so every swat sends it round again. It's the part that keeps them coming back after the novelty of a plain scratcher wears off.
Rake The Arch
The curved corrugated board gives a full-body stretch-and-scratch. Once the top layer wears, it's still scratchable — cardboard shreds are the point.
Hide Underneath
The bridge leaves a low tunnel under the arch. Smaller cats crawl through it; bigger ones lie half-under it to ambush the ball from below.
Frequently Asked Questions
A little — the curved board screws to the two wooden rails and the ball sits on its post. Screws are included; a screwdriver is all you need. Two minutes.
The wooden rails are set 15 cm apart, which keeps it from tipping when an adult cat leans in with both paws. The board itself is corrugated cardboard, so it's for scratching and lying on, not for standing on with full weight.
Put it where they already scratch and give the ball a spin in front of them; a pinch of catnip on the board helps the first day. If they still don't take to it within 30 days, our guarantee below covers you.
Corrugated board is meant to shred slowly — that's what makes it satisfying to scratch. With daily use expect several months before it's noticeably worn; the sisal ball and wooden frame last much longer.
Less than a flat pad, because most of the scratching happens on the curve and the shreds fall onto the board rather than the floor. A quick shake over the bin once a week keeps it tidy.
US orders typically arrive in 7–15 business days with free tracked shipping. You're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee — email hello@shopmyzo.com and we'll sort it out.
