Built for claws. Made for naps.
Cats choose cardboard
Gives way under the claw — like your sofa.
Claws never snag
No loose fibres, no plastic — water-based glue.
Cardboard holds body heat. Expect naps.
Lasts 12+ months
Five dense layers, two faces — flip it.
See it in action
What you get
- Size
- 59 × 25 × 18 cm
- Weight
- 1.9 kg
- Material
- 5-layer corrugated cardboard, wooden facade, water-based glue
- Colours
- BROWN, WHITE, BLACK
- In the box
- 1 × Vanguard, assembled — nothing to build
- Care
- Dry cloth on the wood; keep off damp floors
Vanguard in short
Vanguard is the wide one: 59 cm long and 18 cm across, so a cat can lie on it sideways, not just lengthwise. The lounge shape for cats who sleep in a loaf.Wider surface means more scratching area per centimetre and a more comfortable bed. Fits under a window or beside the sofa.Wide top face: the whole paw lands on cardboard.Loaf position approved.What your cat gets✓59 × 18 cm —...
Compare the six sizes
| Model | Size | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Modern | 54 × 25 × 13 cm | Kittens and cats up to 4 kg | £44 |
| Bionics | 63 × 29 × 14 cm | Most adult cats up to 6 kg | £43 |
| Vanguard | 59 × 25 × 18 cm | Heavier cats that lie flat | £55 |
| Loft | 70 × 29 × 22 cm | Large cats; scratcher + bed | £59 |
| Fusion | 77 × 29 × 29 cm | Maine Coon, two cats, hideaway | £69 |
| Grunge | 84 × 29 × 37 cm | Multi-cat homes, giant breeds | £79 |
Vanguard — Brown
Wide Cardboard Cat Scratcher Lounge, 59 cm
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What cat owners say
The cat liked the scratching post right away, during the operation it became a favorite habitat. Serves well, still in good condition, but already thinking about a new one. You may have other models. Didn't think it would last that long. Definitely lasts longer than conventional carpet and sisal. Recently, pieces of cardboard come off, but since the scratching post is more than a year old, this is not significant.
Solid build and easy to move around. A great addition to my cat’s play area
Good questions
Will my cat actually use it?
Most do — cardboard is the surface cats choose on their own. Put it where they already scratch and rub in a pinch of catnip.
Does it make a mess?
Far less than cheap scratchers: the dense board and wooden facade keep flakes inside. A few crumbs the first week, then almost nothing.
Is it safe for kittens and older cats?
Yes — cardboard, wood and water-based glue, nothing else. It gives under the claw, so no split claws, and the low curve is easy to climb.
Does it need assembling?
No — it arrives assembled. Unbox it, put it down, done.
