Mushroom Cat Scratching Post: Cute Enough to Leave Out, Stable Enough for Big Cats

A Scratcher That Doesn’t Disrupt Your Space

A scratcher is usually the one “pet item” that never quite blends in. This mushroom design is different: playful in silhouette, calm in presence—cute enough to leave out, even in a living room corner. Pawlette

Full-Wrap Sisal = Better Daily Claw Care

Cats scratch to stretch, to shed old claw husks, and to release stress. This post is fully wrapped in natural sisal from cap to stem, offering satisfying grip in multiple directions—so the post becomes the default target, not your furniture. Pawlette

Stability That Feels “Real”

Wobble is what makes cats hesitate. The page highlights a wide, thickened MDF base designed to resist tipping—even for energetic jumpers or “chonky” cats. The compact footprint still fits neatly beside sofas, windows, or a play zone. Pawlette

Low-Shed Winding (Less Mess, Longer Life)

The sisal is wound in a tight, low-shed wrap to reduce fray and keep fibers from shedding everywhere—meaning less vacuuming, and a scratcher that looks tidy for longer. Pawlette

Safe, Odor-Free, Fast Assembly

Small things matter in a home: the product notes safe dyes and an odor-free build, plus quick assembly with included parts so you can set it up in minutes. Pawlette

Sizes & Materials (Quick Reference)

What’s in the box

• Mushroom scratching post ×1

• Base ×1 Pawlette

Materials

• Natural sisal rope

• MDF (engineered wood) base/post

• Non-toxic color finish Pawlette

Sizes (assembled)

• Large “Upgraded”: 19.7" H × 13.8" W × 13.8" D Pawlette

• Small “Tilted”: 13.8" H × 11.8" W × 11.8" D Pawlette

Care Notes (So It Stays Beautiful)

• Wipe with a dry (or softly damp) cloth; air dry. Pawlette

• For indoor use; place on a flat floor. Avoid moisture and direct heat. Pawlette

• Stop use if rope loosens or parts are damaged; supervise heavy chewers. Pawlette

The Pawlette Take

A good scratcher should do two things: protect your home and feel good for your cat. This one adds a third—quiet style—so the “cat corner” can look intentional, not temporary. Pawlette