2Pcs Horse Cattle Scratcher Animal Scratchers Cow Brush Full Silicone Massage Brush Kit Soft and Firm Itch Relief Goat Brush Horse Scratcher

Don’t like it has a crapton of small screws make sure you have a magnet incase you drop on, but the rubber fealers are nice & soft not hard like others, they haven’t used it much but at least it’s there if they want it. Not afraid of them rubbing their faces whetting an eye injury like other brands .

I got this for my goats to scratch themselves in the barn. It comes with two mats, so I used the included screws to attach one mat to the barn wall and used the included zip ties to attach the other mat to a post in the barn. The goats immediately gravitated toward the mats.When they leaned into the mats, the mats ripped off the wall and the rubber tore where the zip ties were holding the mat to the post. The goats also tried to bite off the rubber knobs of the mats.In short, these mats were not suitable for the kind of torque goats can put on them.

The silicone mat is super flexible and the silicone spikes flex when brushing against it. It can easily bend around any curved surface. It has a similar feel as our rubber cat brushing gloves, and lightly pulls and removes hair from our cats. The cats are always rubbing up on our leg so I thought they might use something like this. I ended up placing one of these on the pole of our cat tower. At this time, they have not figured out what it is or how to use it yet. lol.

Installed one panel on a wall of a large spool my goats use. It has been up for several weeks. I have not seen them use it, but have found their hair on it indicating they are making use of their scratch pad. The prongs are strong enough they don't collapse as they are rubbed against but at the same time are soft and kind to the skin. The pads are easy to clean or disinfect if needed. I used the screws provided to install this pad. Although they worked, I will substitute truss head screws for the other panel, which I plan to put up for my horses. The flat head screws were small enough it was a delicate balance to get them in far enough the head's edge did not pose a potential sharp hazard as the animals pushed in against them, but not so far in they punched past the small rim in the pad that was meant to hold the pad in place. This panel is placed on a slightly curved surface versus a pole, so I would not use the zip ties to help secure them. So far the provided screws are holding up to my goats, as is the pad. When it cools off, I will install the other one on a post I place in the dry lot; will be able to use both screws and the zip ties to secure it for the horses.

Lasted a whole 10 minutes.