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Furniture with wood accents?

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Celia - 29 Oct 2005 22:32 GMT
Our 4 cats have pretty much destroyed our current couches, despite
having lots of different scratching posts around. They scratched the
couches so much the wooden innards are showing! The cats primarily
scratch the ends beneath the arm rests, and the back corners of the
couches. Therefore I'm thinking of getting new couches with wooden
accent pieces beneath the arm rests, with the backs of the couches
protected against walls so they can't reach the back corners.

Anyone have any thoughts on whether this will work? Or will they just
move on to other parts of the couches?

Thanks,
Celia
No More  Retail - 29 Oct 2005 22:44 GMT
They make pieces that attached to the couch that the cat can scratch through
carola - 29 Oct 2005 22:54 GMT
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: They make pieces that attached to the couch that the cat can scratch through

If they have a go at the new furniture you can get a spray at the pet shop
that puts them off. It works.

carola
Sandi - 01 Nov 2005 13:59 GMT
> "No More Retail" <nowaytospam@noway.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> carola

Unfortunately the brand I tried kept me off the furniture, too, because it
smelled horrible.  :(

Sandi
stepdawn - 10 Nov 2005 22:12 GMT
> Our 4 cats have pretty much destroyed our current couches, despite
> having lots of different scratching posts around. They scratched the
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> Thanks,
> Celia

You might try leather.  Our three cats won't touch it, although they
have left light marks from running and leaping on and off of it.

Also, one of those cat trees with sisal on it can really help.  We spray
ours with catnip spray occasionally and they never scratch at anything
else.

HTH,

Dawn
 
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