How to make your own cat scratching post. Method 1: Cut the carton into a strip of cardboard, the length is determined according to the cat’s body, and the width is about five centimeters. Glue them together, then cut a piece of cardboard and stick it on the outer ring to fix it; Method 2: One piece A 40cm square wooden board with a thickness of 2cm, a 12cm square and 60cm high fir wood post, nail the wooden post to the center of the board and wrap a few silk threads around the top.

Method 1:

1. Cut (cut) the waste paper box. Cut the carton into small strips of cardboard. The length of the small cardboard can be determined according to the cat's body (the length of the small cardboard is the width of the entire cat scratching post). The width is about five centimeters. After cutting, you can use a knife to repair the edges so that these small cardboards do not become uneven.

2. Glue small cardboard. Use glue to stick the cardboard you just cut together. Be careful not to let the glue stick to the outside, which may be licked by the cat. Likewise, the total number of pieces of cardboard to glue depends on the size of the cat. Everyone controls the size by themselves, too big takes up space, too small is not enough to hold.

3. Fixed grabbing board. Now that the grab board is almost complete, it just needs to be fixed again. You can cut a separate piece of cardboard and glue it to the outer ring to fix it. (In addition, in step 2, you can also directly tie all the cardboard with ropes to fix it. If you do that, just wrap it with transparent tape on the outer circle now)

4. Try the claws on the cat and you're done.

Method 2:

1. Prepare a 40cm square wooden board with a thickness of 2cm, a 12cm square and 60cm high fir wood post, and nail the wooden post vertically to the center of the board with long nails.

2. To teach a cat to use it for the first time, you only need to wrap a few silk threads on the top of a wooden post. The cat will use it after scratching and playing with it a few times, and the more the cat scratches, the more he likes it.

3. A garden board with a diameter of 30cm can also be nailed to the top of the wooden post for the cat to rest and nap.