Scratching is a perfectly natural behavior for cats but it’s not so nice when it’s your precious furniture that’s taking the ...

you can use a furniture protector to cover the furniture,” recommends Lusvardi. “I prefer ones that the cat can still scratch, as it allows them to still meet the need to scratch in that ...

These cat furniture protectors are sold in a set of six and ... this arm cover and scratch pad may be a good option for you. The wraparound cover is available for both the right and left sides ...

After one attempt, our furniture-scratching cat decided the vinyl was unpleasant to scratch and never went back to it, opting instead for the nearby posts and pads. The guard held up impressively ...

Anti-scratch sprays that are cat-safe can be effective because they ... If sprays or tape aren’t enough, furniture guards — ...

Part furniture guard, part scratching post ... While the Sofa Scratcher may not teach your cat to scratch on all types of furniture, it can encourage them to see that specific spot as a great ...

Cats scratch to stay physically and emotionally healthy. Choose one of these cat-tested and pet-parent-approved cat scratching posts to keep felines happy (and your furniture safe). Our editors ...

But while it’s certainly possible to stop cats from scratching your furniture to hell ... can be dyed and then sewn in place to cover cat scratch damage, and you can use the same approach ...

Even the biggest cat lover has to admit feeling a little helpless when their pet just won't stop scratching the furniture ... a research paper on why cats scratch. It's not because they're ...

Every cat owner knows a movie night isn’t complete ... “Surprisingly, owners of cats that do not scratch the furniture had a lower level of emotional closeness compared to those reporting ...

First, the bad news: You’re not going to stop your cat from ... you can guard the sofa, although some methods are more aesthetically pleasing than others. You can wrap your furniture with ...