Cat Corner Self-Groomer – Wall Brush with Catnip

Does your cat rub against every door frame and table leg? Cats groom themselves on corners because it reaches the spots they can't, and because it feels good. A corner self-groomer gives them a brush to do it on, so the loose hair ends up in the bristles instead of on the furniture and the floor.

How it works: Fix it to a wall corner or a piece of furniture at your cat's shoulder height and sprinkle the included catnip into it. Your cat rubs past, the soft plastic bristles catch loose fur and give a light massage, and most cats are back for another pass within the day. Pull the gathered hair out of the bristles every few days.

Good for: indoor cats, multi-cat homes where everyone wants a rub, shedding season, and cats who won't tolerate being brushed by hand.

Not for: cats who don't respond to catnip — they may take longer to catch on, and some never do. It's also not a substitute for brushing a long-haired cat.

What you get: grey cat-shaped corner self-groomers in packs of one, two or three, in size S or L, each with catnip. Rinse the plastic brush under the tap to clear hair. The manufacturer doesn't give dimensions for S and L, so check the size chart in the product photos before ordering.