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Wooden Maze Box with Claw-Filing Top

Wooden Maze Box with Claw-Filing Top

£36.95 GBP
£36.95 GBP
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  • Solid pine maze — a hole to reach through, and something to find
  • Replaceable filing sheet on top keeps claw tips blunt as they play
  • A spare filing sheet comes in the box
  • 30 × 25 × 8 cm, flat-packed with screws
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Two jobs, one box.

A cat fishing for a ball through a hole will keep at it for a long time — front paws working, shoulders in, completely absorbed. This box makes that the whole game, and puts a filing surface exactly where the paws land, so the claws wear down a little every time instead of on your sofa.

Key features

  • A maze they can't solve in a minute — the top panel is cut with round and shaped openings; the balls roll around inside and never sit where they were left, so the hunt restarts every time.
  • Filing top — the top surface is a textured sheet that files the claw tips as the paws work over it. When it wears smooth, it lifts off and a fresh one goes on.
  • A spare filing sheet included — so the first replacement is already in the box.
  • Solid pine, 8 mm panels — a proper wooden box, not cardboard. 30 × 25 × 8 cm, so it sits flat under a side table and stays put when it is pushed.
  • Flat-packed — arrives flat with instructions and screws; a few minutes with a screwdriver and it is done.

How they use it

Put it where they already sit — beside the sofa, under a window. Drop the balls in and leave it. Most cats find it on their own within an hour.

Care note

The filing top is a wearing part — when it stops feeling rough, swap in the spare. Filing is not a substitute for clipping: it takes the sharp point off, it does not shorten a claw that has grown too long. Check the box occasionally for loose screws, and take it away if a cat starts chewing the wooden edges rather than playing.

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Two jobs, one box

A cat fishing for a ball through a hole will keep at it for a long time — front paws working, shoulders in, completely absorbed. This box makes that the whole game, and puts a filing surface exactly where the paws land, so the claw tips wear down a little every time instead of on your sofa.

Wooden Maze Box with Claw-Filing Top

They dig for the ball. The claws get shorter on the way.

A maze they cannot solve in a minute The top panel is cut with round and shaped openings; whatever is inside rolls around and never sits where it was left, so the hunt restarts every time.
Filing top The top surface is a textured sheet that takes the point off the claw tips as the paws work over it. When it wears smooth it lifts off and a fresh one goes on — and the first replacement is already in the box.
Solid pine, 8 mm panels A proper wooden box, not cardboard. 30 × 25 × 8 cm, so it sits flat under a side table and stays put when it is pushed.

Ready in three simple steps

1
Assemble it

It arrives flat with corner screws and instructions — a few minutes with a screwdriver.

2
Put it where they already sit

Beside the sofa or under a window, and drop in a ping-pong ball or one of their own toys.

3
Replace the sheet when it smooths

Lift the worn one off and lay the spare on top.

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Good to know

How long does shipping take to the UK and Australia?

We ship to the UK and Australia. Delivery usually takes 6–10 days, and the exact estimate for your address is shown at checkout before you pay.

What is your returns and refund policy?

We want you and your pet to be happy with your order. See our full Returns Policy for the details on returns, exchanges and refunds.

Does it come with balls?

No. It is made to work with whatever your cat already chases — a ping-pong ball, a foil ball or one of their own toys — which also lets you change the game whenever it goes stale.

Does this replace clipping their claws?

No. Filing takes the sharp point off the tips; it does not shorten a claw that has grown too long. Think of it as something that slows the sharpening down between trims.

How often does the filing sheet need changing?

When it stops feeling rough to the touch. That depends entirely on how much your cat uses it, so we would rather not put a number on it. One spare sheet comes in the box.

Does it need assembling?

Yes — it arrives flat with corner screws and instructions, and takes a few minutes with a screwdriver.

What if my cat chews the wood?

It is solid pine, but it is a toy for paws rather than teeth. Check it occasionally for loose screws, and take it away if your cat starts chewing the edges instead of playing.