Sisal, woven surfaces, and wooden frames.

How to build a cat scratcher range for a pet store

Choose distinct formats before multiplying colours. Use the catalogue to compare a hanging mat, a floor lounger and a sheltered scratcher.

AI-edited catalogue photograph: Hanging sisal mat
AI-edited catalogue photograph: Hanging sisal mat

Give each format a clear role

A hanging mat adds a different placement option from a floor scratcher. A curved lounger offers a shaped resting surface; a cardboard den combines a scratching surface with a sheltered space. These are different formats, not proof that one will sell better.

AI-edited catalogue photograph: Curved sisal lounger

Compare sizes on the shelf and at home

The hanging mat lists 50 × 30 cm and 65 × 40 cm options. The cat-face sofa lists 51 × 25 × 27 cm and 56 × 30 × 30 cm options. Use the selected option’s dimensions when planning a display. Outer dimensions do not equal the usable resting area.

AI-edited catalogue photograph: Cat-face scratcher sofa

Test the range before expanding it

Shortlist a few distinct designs and ask for sample and order terms. Track which formats your customers ask about and which receive repeat orders. Request quantity per design, MOQ, retail packing and carton data; do not assume mixed designs qualify for a shared minimum order.

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Wholesale enquiry checklist

Choose the exact design and size. Include quantity per option and the delivery country. Ask us to confirm MOQ, sample costs, carton dimensions, packing and lead time.

Replacement parts are model-specific. A replacement ball or bed surface does not include the complete frame. Confirm compatibility before ordering.

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