Rollinn Living
Guides
Notes on living with a cat in a home you also have to look at — where a scratcher actually gets used, what sisal does that cardboard does not, and how to put something on a rental wall you will have to hand back. Written from our own flats and our own mistakes, not from a keyword list.
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Renting With a Destructive Cat: What I Learned After Losing Half My Deposit
I got back half my deposit. The landlord was polite about it. We stood in the empty living room and looked at the wall together for a while, and there was not really anything...
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Sisal vs Cardboard Cat Scratchers
Cardboard is cheaper. That is not a small thing, and any honest comparison has to start there. A corrugated pad costs a few dollars, cats reliably like it, and when it is finished you...
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Will an Adhesive Cat Scratcher Damage My Wall? A Renter's Guide
If you rent, the calculation around a wall-mounted cat scratcher is not really about the cat. It is about the wall, the deposit, and whether the thing comes off cleanly in two years when...
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Wall vs Floor Cat Scratchers: Which Does Your Cat Prefer?
Ask two cat owners whether scratchers should go on the wall or on the floor and you will get two confident, opposite answers. Both are right, because they are describing their own cats. Scratching...
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Made to be lived in.
Twelve designs across five series — sisal that holds up to a serious scratcher, in something you do not have to hide when people come over.
