Cats Can Finally Destroy Priceless Artwork With These Masterpiece Scratching Posts

Cats like to scratch stuff. It’s what cats do. Sometimes it’s your sofa. Other times it’s your face. You just never know with these adorable cats. But if it’s expensive or important, chances are that your cat will want to scratch it.

This rule also applies to priceless classical paintings. But if you’re a feline-loving art aficionado then don’t despair because help is at hand in the form of these Copycat Art Scratchers. They’re designed for pet label Lord Lou by interior designer Erik Stehmann, who got his inspiration from the time his own pet cat attacked one of his embroidered paintings. They’re made using the same sisal fabric that you’ll find on traditional scratching posts and they come in three designs (Vermeer’s Girl With a Pearl Earring, da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, and de Heem’s Still Life with Flowers). They’re sure to keep your cat entertained and your famous art collection intact.

If you like these classic painting scratchers then click here for more of Erik’s unique scratching posts. Also click here for some amusing alternative designs…

More info: Erik Stehmann | Facebook | Twitter | Lord Lou

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