Kingman Pet Supply
1650 Northern Ave.
Kingman, AZ 86409
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All Star Emery Cat
Features- Your cat can give itself a pedicure
- Patented abrasive emery surface works like a nail file
- Bonus furry play toy and catnip included!
- Emery Cat Board's special arch design is perfect for stretching and scratching
- Each measures: 18"L x 12"W x 2.25"H
Product DescriptionEmeryCat Emery Cat Board
No more cutting nails- cats groom while they play!
The secret is the Emery Cat Board's patented honeycomb surface that works like a nail file, gently filing away sharpness. Infused with irresistible catnip, kitty keeps coming back for more.
Patented abrasive emery surface works like a nail file. Helps prevent cats from scratching your furniture. The easy and safe way to trim your cat's nails. Designed for cat interaction, stretching and playing.
Infused with irresistible catnip, kitty keeps coming back for more.
Each measures: 18"L x 12"W x 2.25"H
Bonus furry play toy and catnip included!
Features:
Your cat can give itself a pedicure
Strong enough to support even larger cats
Your cat safely files its own claws each and every time
Emery Cat Board's special arch design is perfect for stretching and scratching
Includes cat toy and catnip
Reviews of All Star Emery Cat
 Waste Of Money
Review date: 2010-09-05 Rating: 1 out of 5
My cat HATES this. He doesn't like the feel of it so he won't even sit on it! The De Shedder is the only thing that actually gets some use. Don't waste your money on this.
Ditto
Review date: 2010-08-28 Rating: 1 out of 5
I have had this Brick on my floor for months and they have never ever come near it. My cats are used to scratch post but have never tried this great in concept but... just does'nt not work.
Only one of my four cats will use this
Review date: 2010-08-23 Rating: 1 out of 5
Only one of my four cats will use this. Aside from that, It doesn't dull the nails, it sharpens them. Complete false advertising. Don't spend the money. Find some other way to protect your furniture, because this makes the situation worse.
 It won't give your cat a manicure, but it might save your sofa.
Review date: 2010-08-22 Rating: 4 out of 5
Cats are finicky. When I bring home a new food, toy, or scratching post there is no guarantee any of my five cats will like it. I bought Emery Cat about three months ago.
Pros:
The cats use it and seem to enjoy it.
They love the toy.
The scratching surface can be replaced when it wears out.
Biggest Pro: It is the only scratching device that seems to significantly reduce couch-scratching.
Cons:
It doesn't trim nails.
Like all cardboard scratchers, it gets really messy after a while - little pieces of torn up cardboard everywhere.
When the cardboard loosens up, so does the "emery" material, scattering grains of sand that can scratch hardwood floors.
Details:
On the first day, the cats were attracted to the catnip, & they LOVED the feather toy, but they didn't scratch. On the second day, one cat started scratching the cardboard enthusiastically. A week later, two cats were scratching it regularly. A month later three cats were using the scratcher, and now, after three months, four of my five cats use the Emery Cat. (The fifth cat doesn't count since he's never used any commercial scratching post.)
For the four cats who use it, Emery Cat seems to be the scratching surface they like best. I notice that they scratch the couch much less often. (I also have the Ultimate Scratching Post which my cats use, but not with as much enthusiasm as the Emery Cat.)
Bottom line: Although it doesn't trim nails, Emery Cat does keep my cats from scratching the sofa (most of the time), and that makes it worth the price of the refills I'm about to order.
A Silly Waste of Time and Money
Review date: 2010-08-20 Rating: 1 out of 5
What a piece of misery and disappointment.
I have three cats of various ages. They were all using the flat cardboard type scratchers but I saw the TV ad and decided to get them the Emery Cat so that just MAYBE I wouldn't have to keep wrestling with them to get their claws trimmed.
I took the cardboard units away from them and put in the Emery Cat. They HATED it. In five weeks of it being around there was maybe 50 seconds of scratching. They'd stand on it, but not engage in any scratching. I used plenty of catnip on it too. They'd sniff it and roll around on it but they just never got the idea that it was for scratching. They just considered it a piece of furniture. I tried everything I could think of to feed them the idea that this was a great scratching device. No response at all.
I threw out the Emery Cat and put back the two cardboard units and instantly they went back to vigorous scratching on it.
I think the people who invented and decided to market this thing either did VERY little testing and/or decided, "what the hell, we'll just sell a half-million units because the commercial is good. Besides, nobody files a lawsuit for being screwed out of 20 bucks."
I'm going back to PetSmart and try to get them to yank their stock off the shelf. If I see anyone at the checkout counter with one I'm going to try to convince her not to buy it.
The one thing I've learned this year and now made an ironclad rule is: before buying any new and/or expensive consumer item, PARTICULARLY one on an infomercial, read the reviews on Amazon!
Mfgr: All Star
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