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Suck UK Cat Scratch Synth

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$14.39 $19.99 In stock

Category: Scratchers & Furniture

Suck UK Cat Scratch Synth

Cardboard toy for musical cats.

Does your Cat wish she was in a 80's syth pop band? Tiddles will love getting her claws stuck into the irresistibly scratchy cardboard keyboard (and it will keep her from tearing up your furniture). A great gift for your musical cat.

Designed and made by Suck UK
Dimensions: 250 x 50 x 327mm

  • Cardboard keyboard scratch toy
  • Satisfying cat scratching pad
  • Fun fidgety wobble bell-ball
  • Stop your cat scratching your furniture
  • Keeps claws trim, maintained, strong & healthy
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Emma ★★★★★

My cat actually figured out the cardboard keys make different scratching sounds, and now she does this little paw dance before settling in for a full shred session. The synth shape is surprisingly sturdy for something made of pure cardboard, and she's been on it every single day for two weeks withou

Evelyn ★★★★★

My cat ignored every toy I've bought her for years, but this cardboard keyboard has her scratching away at the keys like she's composing a synthwave track. The cardboard is just the right density—firm enough to hold up to her claws but still satisfyingly crumbly. She's spent more time on this than h