Zoo Animals

Animals from around the world have enjoyed relief from ScratchnAll. From animal rescues to farms and even zoos, our four-legged friends are now able to have a safe, durable and effective itch-relief tool that they can use on their own.

WILD CAT SANCTUARY

This cat lives at the Wild Cat Sanctuary and is enjoying the ScratchnAll pad that was thrown to him. He and the other cats are enjoying the benefits of enrichment.

EVEN RHINOS LOVE IT!

The skin of the rhinoceros is deeply folded or plaited and studded with rivet-like tubercles on the shoulders, flanks and legs, giving it the appearance of being armor-plated. In contrast, the skin on the face of the rhinoceros is very soft. When the skin on the face itches, the rhino scratches.

ScratchnAll pads came to the rescue for this animal after four pads were mounted on a board, giving the rhino a convenient place to find relief. See the pads in the lower-left area of the photo.

SCRATCHNALL AT THE FORT WORTH ZOO

Even the residents of the Fort Worth Zoo appreciate a good scratch!

Animal enrichment plays an important role in encouraging natural behaviors and giving zoo animals opportunities to interact with their environment. ScratchnAll provides animals with a durable surface they can use whenever the urge to rub or scratch strikes.

TALL OR SHORT, SCRATCHNALL IS GREAT FOR ALL ANIMALS

Look closely at the picture to the right and you will see four brown ScratchnAll pads mounted vertically on an elevated board on the fence. Both giraffes are enriching themselves simultaneously.

Plus, giraffes are a perfect candidate for Scratch Me Silly. With the long handle and scratch pad at the end, zookeepers are able to scratch the bellies of giraffes with ease.

A SAFE PLACE TO SCRATCH IN THE TREES FOR THE LEMUR

This lemur is being introduced to ScratchnAll by placing pieces of banana over the points. He rubbed the pad to mark his scent, thereby making claim to it. For this guy, there’s no more searching for a safe place to scratch!