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Sofa Protector for Cats, Scratch-Resistant, Cat Scratch Protection, Protective Sticker, Scratch Protection for Furniture, Doors, Walls, Carpets, Countertops, 2 m x 40 cm, Grey MUMU

Name: Sofa Protector for Cats, Scratch-Resistant, Cat Scratch Protection, Protective Sticker, Scratch Protection for Furniture, Doors, Walls, Carpets, Countertops, 2 m x 40 cm, Grey MUMU
Brand: MUMU
SKU: XHWD-M-XXW-6771
Price: 25.49 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£36.41~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.

Sold by Permu UK

Product information

Description

General description

This sofa protector for cats is designed to provide scratch resistance and protection for your furniture, doors, walls, carpets, and countertops. Measuring 200 x 40 cm (L x W), it is suitable for most cats to scratch and sleep on, making it a perfect fit for various home environments. The self-adhesive design allows it to be attached to multiple surfaces, enhancing scratching opportunities for your feline friends.

Technical specifications

Dimensions: 200 x 40 cm (L x W)

Material: High-quality non-woven fabric and polyester

Features: Anti-static, wear-resistant, and tear-resistant

Usage

Helps cats sharpen their claws and remove scales, preventing ingrown nails

Encourages stretching and muscle exercise, reducing energy and stress

Can be used as a sleeping mat or doormat

Other information

Self-adhesive for easy attachment to walls, floors, wood, glass, and fabric

Non-slip stickers on the bottom for increased stability

Removable scratching pad for convenience

Fine stitching on the edges ensures durability

Features

Brand
MUMU
Length
200 cm
Width
40 cm
Height
12 cm
Material
Polyester

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