We've seen plenty of scratchers that topple over after a week, but this one uses solid wood—paulownia, pine, oak, or beech—and can handle up to 15kg without wobbling. It's basically built for cats that like to really lean into their scratching. 2. Natural sisal rope wraps the posts, which holds up better than cardboard or carpet for heavy use, and you get an interactive wooden ball dangling off it. Cats definately go for that more than a static post, in most cases. 3. What it does is give them a proper outlet for scratching, so you're not finding shredded couch corners or frayed curtains. Most buyers go with the 15kg capacty for larger breeds, but teh whole thing is customizable—height, post thickness, even finish options like varnish, paint, or just natural wood. 4. We've done screen print, laser engraving, or hot stamp for logos—MOQ's 300 pieces, sample takes about 7 days. 5. 20 to 35 days, usually, but we'd confirm lead time given current order flow. Not ideal if you need less than 300 units right now, though. 6. One thing you might not think to ask, but should: sisal can shed a bit at first—that's normal for natural fiber, and it tapers off after a week or so of use.
The MOQ is 300 pieces per design. If you need a smaller run, let us know and we can discuss options based on your needs.
Yes, we can share our product test reports and certifications for pet safety standards. Just ask your account manager for the specific documents you need.
Samples take about 7 days to prepare, while full production runs typically take 20 to 35 days depending on the order size and customization level.
Paulownia is lightweight and budget-friendly, while oak and beech are heavier and more durable. Pine sits in the middle. Choose based on your target market's preference for weight or sturdiness.
Absolutely. The wooden ball can be screen printed, engraved, hot stamped, or laser marked with your logo. We can also match the ball's finish to your selected wood or paint option.