FUKUMARU 2-Pack Cat Scratching Mat (Natural Sisal) 50 x 30 cm

Overview

A lot of cats scratch. The tricky bit is when they pick furniture, carpets, or door areas you’d rather keep looking decent. The FUKUMARU 2-Pack Cat Scratching Mat is a sisal scratching pad kit designed to give your cat a proper outlet, using a natural surface that feels made for the job.

On paper, it’s a simple approach: 100% natural sisal, two mats in the pack, and a mounting idea that lets you stick it down and keep it stable during scratchy sessions. It’s also positioned as more than a scratcher—there’s mention of using it as a play surface, rest area, or even as a hygienic tray mat, depending on how you want to set up your home.

Before you buy, it’s worth noting the “horizontal + wall” angle: this is meant to be versatile around your space, but the level of permanence will depend on the installation method you choose (sticky tapes versus the provided screws/tape). If your cat prefers scratching on vertical posts only, you may need to manage expectations.

Key features

• Natural 100% sisal scratching surface: The mats are described as made from natural sisal, with claims that they’re free from aggressive oils and chemicals.
• Two mats in the box: Useful if you’re protecting more than one spot—think a corner near the sofa plus a doorway area.
• Multiple uses around the home: Beyond scratching, the listing suggests the mats can work as a play surface, resting zone, or hygienic tray mat.
• Stability with anti-slip design: The product description mentions four adhesive strips/bands to help keep the mat anchored during use.
• Flexible fixing options: You can fix it to the floor, a wall, over furniture, or even a door area using the adhesive tape and/or the supplied screws.

What you’ll notice day to day

The biggest day-to-day benefit here is likely behavioural and practical: you’re giving your cat something targeted to scratch, rather than leaving them to choose their own spots. In everyday terms, that could look like placing one mat next to your cat’s usual “zoom and scratch” route, then moving the second to a likely target (like the edge of a sofa or a carpeted doorway).

The anti-slip idea matters too. If a scratch mat slides around, many cats treat it as a toy rather than a surface. The listing’s emphasis on keeping it firmly in place with adhesive bands points to a design intent of steady scratching sessions.

That said, while adhesive mounting can be convenient, it can also be one of those “depends a lot on your surfaces” situations. Textured walls, delicate finishes, or frequently cleaned areas may affect how well it sticks or how cleanly it can be repositioned.

Where it shines (and where it may fall short)

This is a strong fit if you want a straightforward, natural sisal scratching option and you prefer tackling the problem in more than one location thanks to the 2-pack.

It may not be the best choice if: - You’re looking for a premium scratching post replacement with a very specific shape or a dedicated stand. - Your cat is particularly picky and only scratches vertical structures. - You need something that’s fully removable/reusable without any potential residue or surface impact, since mounting is part of the plan.

In short, it sits more in the “practical household protector” category than the “designer scratching feature” category.

Practical tips for choosing your setup

If you’re trying to maximise results, you’ll get more out of this if you think like a cat for a minute. Place the mat where your cat already shows interest—often near sleeping areas, routes to windows, or right after they wake up.

The listing suggests helping your cat get started by guiding them towards it using a favourite toy or catnip (“cat grass/hay” is mentioned in the sense of attracting the cat). That’s usually the difference between a new scratcher that gets ignored and one that becomes part of the routine.

Also consider how you’ll fix it. Sticky tape can be handy for a quick setup, while screws may suit areas where you want more secure attachment—assuming your chosen location can take it.

Is it worth it?

Worth considering if you want a natural sisal scratching mat solution for indoor cats, with the convenience of a 2-pack and an installation approach that aims to prevent the mat sliding around. It’s the sort of purchase that makes sense when your main goal is furniture protection plus giving your cat a proper alternative.

You may want to skip it if you’re looking for a fully freestanding scratching product, or if you know your cat only scratches in one very specific direction (for example, tall vertical posts only). It also might not suit you if you’re not comfortable with mounting decisions (tape and/or screws) on the surfaces you plan to attach it to.

If you do buy, treat it as a “placement + attraction” job as much as a product: pick a spot, help your cat understand it quickly, and you’ll be in a better position to see whether it works for your home.

Mini FAQ

How do I get my cat to start using it?

The listing recommends guiding your cat towards the mat using a favourite toy or sprinkling something like catnip/cat grass to encourage interest.

Can it be used on the wall, not just the floor?

Yes—the product description says it can be fixed to the floor, a wall, over furniture, or on a door area using the provided adhesive tape and/or screws.

Will it stay in place while scratching?

The description states there’s an anti-slip concept with four adhesive bands to help keep the mat anchored during scratching.

Is it safe for cats?

It’s described as made from 100% natural sisal and free from aggressive oils and chemicals. As always, it’s sensible to introduce new items gradually and monitor your cat’s behaviour.

What happens if it doesn’t suit my cat?

There’s a satisfaction promise described as 30 days, with contact support mentioned for a solution within 48 hours.