I have a pet cushion, a large one with soft sheepskin wool on one side
and a some soft material on the other side.   I put it behind my back
for comfort when I sit on my computer chair. It's a perfect fit and so
comfortable.  I began to notice that there were tufts of wool all around
my chair.   You guessed it - Bonnie was dining out at the sheepskin
cafe.   I soon caught her in the act - she had the cushion clasped with
both paws which steadied it as she applied the fangs and ripped out
large chunks!!   I was furious, I am fond of that cushion.   I yelled at
her and took it away.

However we all know that Bonnie is a boomerang cat, once she has an idea
in her head nothing will stop her.   After a continuing battle involving
more tufts of wool everywhere and a cushion that was starting to look
moth-eaten I had a solution.   I wrapped the whole cushion in a large
blanket.
I then made a discovery.   Bonnie is an expert at unravelling
blankets.   She had the cushion out in about 40 seconds and had ripped
out her first tuft of wool by the time I got to her.

My next ploy is to spray it with flyspray, she doesn't like the smell,
the trouble is neither do I!!!

Bev