Corrugated cat scratchers sourcing questions

BC flute is the usual start for lounges, houses, and scratch zones that take heavy use. Confirm it on the sample before print. B and E sit beside it on materials.

B flute is often used for flat scratch pads, refill cores, and modular parts. The sample confirms the thickness and fit for your design before bulk production. Compare it with BC and E on the materials page.

E flute offers a finer face for printed artwork. If the product also needs a substantial scratching core, we review the face and core together in the sample. See the board choices.

No. We select the flute for a litter box or toy from its structure and intended use, then confirm it in the sample. Send the shape, target market, and pack requirements in the brief.

100+ people work at the factory. That is the same figure on About and Factory. The floor overview is on Factory.

Petaful exports to 30+ countries. Trade terms for your destination are agreed with the order: EXW, FOB, or DDP. Company background is on About.

Yes. Petaful keeps long-term programs with 30 global brands, from development through repeat production. If you want a private-label line, start on OEM and ODM.

Yes. ZB-0094 keeps the frame and you reorder only the worn inner panel. Board options are on materials.

A clean, dry corrugated face is a normal scratch surface. Replace a pad that sheds or smells damp. Audit files are on certificates.

Life depends on the flute, humidity, how many cats use it, and whether the face can be flipped or the core replaced. Petaful sets flute and density on the sample so the retail story matches the household. That choice starts on materials.