DanceWhale Anti Scratch Cat Training Tape, 4 inches x 33 Yards Clear Double-Sided Cat Scratch Deterrent Tape - Furniture Protector for Couch, Carpet, Doors, Counter Tops

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Don't you just love your cat, but hate when your furniture suddenly looks ugly because they keep scratching or nibbling on it? If your cat is determined not to be deterred by sticky tape or foul-smelling spray, you might need to bring out the big guns: the SSSCAT Spray System. With its transparent design, our tape blends seamlessly with your furniture, ensuring your living space remains beautiful and harmonious.

She tested these products with her three cats Bagel, Biscuit, and Munchkin to find the best option for five unique situations. So practical is the tape that the clawing on your furniture will be eliminated and the anxious and destructive scratching of your cats could be effectively reduced. Review: "Just purchased this and absolutely love it so does my cat Rosie great value for money very sturdy all in all very good purchase and very easy assembly.If you see this happening, remove any tape and take your cat to the animal hospital, as tape can cause serious intestinal blockage when being ingested. While scratching is a completely natural behavior for all cats, cats who suffer from anxiety or stress may exhibit the behavior more frequently. They need to be tall enough to accommodate the length of your cat’s body and should have a sturdy base to keep them from falling over. There’s only one size available, so you’ll have to do your best to measure, cut, and apply it on specific surfaces in your home. It works very well for couches with removable cushions, but they may not stay in place as well if you can’t tuck the extra under a cushion.

If your cat tends to express his anxiety by scratching specific surfaces, a deterrent spray that contains pheromones might help. But alas, it doesn't need to be so heartbreaking when you can control what these kitties dig their claws into. Cats really love their own little coves, cat beds and caves to go sleep in, so adding scratching areas alongside these private spots is a great way to deter this scratching. Sticky scratch deterrent tapes are a quick and easy option, not to mention one of the more affordable solutions for problem scratching.If chronic anxiety is a problem for your cat, a pheromone diffuser that plugs into the wall might be a good option.