Cat Scratch Ramps (2 Ramps for One Price) - Foldable for Travel and Easy Storage - Great for Cats Playing Over, Laying, and Scratching - Patent Pending Design (2 Pack)

We have never had cardboard scratchers for our cats, in fact, they avoid cardboard boxes. Needless to say, we were skeptical as to whether or not they would be interested in these.Turns out, they love them! This is one of our cats enjoying the ramp, she likes to face both up and down the ramp, and her interest in the ramp is saving the rug beneath it! (Every morning and evening she would scratch at the rug, so we put the ramp over the rug, and she runs to it excitedly and only scratches the cardboard, not the carpet).Our cat is also more active now, darting around the ramp, using it as cover for pouncing during playtime, and walking up and down it throughout the day. So the unexpected benefit of this ramp, was a healthier cat!Finally, with the ramp in the living room, she feels like she has another great safe space in the house that is hers, allowing her to be around us, but still feel like she has some control.

I ordered these ramps twice. First was for my 3 geriatric kitties who were having a tough time getting up into the litter robot. Big win! They used the ramp to access the litter robot and as a scratching post! After several years, they'd passed and I moved but left the ramps there for the new kitty to use … they're still in relatively good shape and he loves them. I bought a new pack for my new place, and they both came apart within a month :-( the small piece that supports the ramp came apart from the bottom cardboard. Since my 2 new cats don't really need a ramp, I just took the cardboard bottom piece off. They've continued to use the large flat portion to scratch, but I notice that I'm cleaning up a lot of cardboard debris, so when it gets to be too much, I'll try another brand and skip the ramp until they need it--hopefully by then the quality will return to that of my first order. I do recommend this ramp especially if you have older cats that need a little lift to get into a litter robot!

We got a pair of these iPrimio Cat Scratcher Ramps in December of 2017 and after 10 months of use between 2 cats, they're holding up well. We occasionally rub a little fresh catnip into them and they continue to get plenty of use.We've used them in our living areas and our cats are thankfully good about scratching these, instead of our furniture. Our favorite use is having the two side by side, creating a longer stretch for them to lounge on. Our cats are 2 years old in the last pictures, about 10 lb each.They do shed a bit of cardboard, like any others but nothing a weekly vacuuming doesn't take care of. They're not heavy duty like our PetFusion one (but that runs around 50 bucks). I got these on Subscribe and Save for about 17 and think they're a good value for under 9 bucks a piece.Tank & Tiger-lily approved and recommended. Smile. Hope this helps!

These took a couple of weeks to arrive, but they came undamaged. I love their size. My two full-grown kitties can lay on them contentedly and my four month old kitten can sprawl. The moment I put them out, all three cats went right to work scratching and claiming them (I put both out at the same time so that they don't argue over which one belongs to whom). The catnip only encouraged their initial enjoyment of the scratchers. It has now been two months and they are still using them regularly and the corrugated cardboard is holding up well. My only complaint is that the cats knock the top down off of the side where it is supposed to rest, so they just lay flat on the floor. I could probably fix this by inserting a screw to connect the two sides permanently. When they are in the intended triangular shape, my kitten loves crawling underneath while a bigger cat lounges on top. I do feel that they were a little pricey for the quality received.

My cats Loved them!!!!

My cats are very large, and one is a Maine Coon mix. These are big enough for my cats to fully stretch out along the floor and pull, exercising their bodies and cleaning their claws. I got this one because it was sold as a pack and set one on each side of my sofa, (which my boys suddenly decided was a good scratching post) and they have happily redirected back to these and are leaving my poor sofa alone. Apparently, they also make great napping spots as each of them likes to use them as a pillow, although that may be partly due to laying claim on them so the other one can't have it. This folds out and balances on the shorter part, but it feels solid to my cats. One is a big chicken if anything moves or feels like it isn't completely solid. Very good and inexpensive.

I put catnip on them and our cardboard box loving cat started using almost immediately. Our other cat only uses sisal rope scratchers. Since cats are picky, I will rate this on the cat that uses it, not the cat that I knew would never use this before purchasing.We had purchased a S shaped scratcher and our cat used half of it and didn't seem to like a part of it. I bought these ramps to see if she'd be happier. She is. She uses the full ramp incline (not the backside like in the picture advertising it).One star taken of for how much it slides around on carpet. I wedged it in corners -which is not ideal according to my cat- and finally just found heavy objects that we don't use and stuck them under the ramp. That has decreased the sliding but not stopped it. Cat is way happier and I just return it to its place every few days.These get daily use and are holding up great after months of owning them. However, they do leave a mess on the carpet. But so does the cat hair and I still have cats!Overall, I would recommend these, they are large in size and durable over time.

Decent value since there are two in the package. Cat took to it right away once I sprinkled it with catnip. The only downsides are it collapses and needs to be put back into its ramp shape sometimes and little cardboard bits are everywhere from the scratching, although this was to be expected. I’d buy again.