PawBlock Cat Scat Spike Mats

The new sofa has a cat-shaped dent in the arm. The neighbour's cat has decided the vegetable bed is a litter tray. Shouting does nothing, and sprays wash off in the first rain.

The PawBlock Cat Scat Spike Mats are clear, flexible plastic mats covered in upright plastic spikes. Cats find them unpleasant to step on, so they choose somewhere else, and the sofa arm, the flower bed or the windowsill is left alone. No chemicals, no noise, nothing to switch on.

Each mat measures 42 × 34 cm. 

Good to Know

📏 Mat size: 42 × 34 cm each
🧪 Material: clear plastic
✂️ Fitting: can be cut, joined and bent to shape
🌧️ Outdoors: weather resistant

Why You'll Love It

🚫 Cats Simply Go Elsewhere
The spikes make a spot uncomfortable to walk or lie on, so cats learn to avoid it without anyone telling them off.

🛋️ Saves The Furniture
Lay them over sofa arms and cushions while a cat gets out of the habit, then take them away again.

🌱 Protects Beds And Pots
Push them into the soil around seedlings, in planters and on freshly dug borders where cats like to dig.

👻 Barely Visible
Clear plastic disappears against soil and furniture, so the garden does not look fenced off.

✂️ Cut To Any Shape
Trim them with scissors around plants, posts or the curve of an armrest.

🔗 Join Them Up
The edges link together, so several mats cover a long border or a whole windowsill.

〰️ Bend Over Edges
Flexible enough to follow a sofa arm, a step or a narrow ledge.

🌧️ Stays Outside
Weather resistant plastic stays out through rain and sun without falling apart.

🐦 Not Only Cats
They also discourage dogs from forbidden corners and birds from window ledges and garden walls.

Where And How

Indoors, lay the mats spikes-up where the cat jumps or scratches; on smooth surfaces a little double-sided tape keeps them in place. Outdoors, press them into the soil so only the spikes show.

Leave them in place for a few weeks – habits take a while to change. Rinse with water when they get muddy, and keep a few spare to move to wherever the cat tries next.

Gently, somewhere else please 🐈