In these photos, an orange tabby uses Percudi’s Whale Natural Cork Cat Scratcher in several ways. It stretches up the curve with both front paws, explores the striped surface from the side and peeks out from behind the base during play.
How one cat used the Whale
With both paws up on the cork, you can see how the raised curve gives the cat a place to reach and scratch. From the side, the same cat brings its paws to a lower part of the surface. Those two moments show how the shape offers different points of contact.
The curve also gave the cat somewhere to duck behind and peek out during play. That detail was easier to see in use than in a standalone product photo.
Replace the scratching mat and keep the wooden base
The scratching mat and the curved wooden base are separate parts. When the scratching surface wears down, lift the mat away, align a compatible replacement with the curve and check that it sits securely before returning the scratcher to use.
Replacement mats can be ordered separately. If you’re selecting the Whale for a retail range, confirm which refill matches the version you plan to carry. That makes it easier for customers to find the right replacement when they need one.
See the step-by-step replacement photo guide or explore the Natural Cork Cat Living collection.
Ask Percudi about Whale samples and matching replacement mats.