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What do you recommend to stop my neutered male cat from marking my good furniture?

Buddy has recently started marking my best furniture when he gets annoyed with the me or our other cats. He has gotten a clean bill of health from the vet. I'd really like to stop this habit but have never used a product like Feliway. What advice can you offer? Read more
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Answered by kelley g. (kelleygargiulo) 9 months ago | Thumbs up 1

Have you ever tried feilaway. It is cat phermone product that is calming. Do a google search. We have had success with it. Also i would get something that can get the smell from the furni… read more

Best way to keep cat from ruining new furniture?

I have a 14 year old cat who likes to sharpen her claws on my furniture (regardless of alternatives I buy for her). Am replacing couch and need suggestions on how to keep new chairs protected. Read more
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Answered by Josh P. (PittsPackLeading) 9 months ago | Thumbs up 1

You could try a scat mat but I prefer bitter apple spray for cats. Spray 1 shot only in their mouth, then near the areas you'd like them to stay away from. Give them a scratch post and spray it with… read more

Has anyone used any product that has stopped their cat from scratching furniture?

My cat has started scratching up my furniture and under my bed. She uses her scratching post when you catch her, so she's knows better. Does anyone know of a product that would work to stop the scratching? Read more
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Answered by Breezy P. (breezygurly6) 1 year ago | Thumbs up 1

I have a cat named ember and she is a scratcher. I discovered this product called SoftClaws or SoftPaws (its the same manufacturer with different names.) Its this little plastic cap that you super glu… read more

DIY Cat furniture?

Hello all! I apologize if this has been asked before, but I'm trying to find resources on how to build your own cat furniture with as little expense or knowledge as possible. (I'm usually broke and pretty much all thumbs when it comes to things like hammers.) Does anyone have any links … Read more
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Answered by Susan S. (Susanjsmith) 1 year ago | Thumbs up 2

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Cat Furniture

I'm looking to buy a piece of cat furniture for two large (not fat) cats. Furniture I saw at local pet stores seemed too small. I'm currently considering Drs Foster & Smith Amusement Park or Mega Spiral Penthouse. Our home is small with not much space than can be dedicated as cat-on… Read more
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Answered by Debbie K. (Sekkei) 1 year ago | Thumbs up 1

We just have a small three tier one for my three cats, and they love it. I would suggest ordering one from Foster and Smith becuase from what I have seen most pet stores don't carry large ones. Plus, … read more

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Buying cat furniture

Posted by: amethyst16 | Posted on: 04/16/09 at 11:42am

When I moved into this house several years ago, I noticed the back windows in my bedroom faced east and got a lot of sun in the morning. However, the windowsills were rather narrow. How could my kitties get a nap in the sun? Well, maybe if I got a cabinet that went up to, but not above, the windowsill. I went on safari for furniture armed with the measurement from floor to windowsill, 24 inche… read more

I might be expanding my cat furniture li…

Posted by: oldmaidcatwoman | Posted on: 02/26/09 at 10:51am

I was reading through some reviews yesterday and saw one for "Catmopolitan". It sounded like it would be a funny read and, as a bonus, one of the reviewers said they had ideas for cat furniture and perches. When I first decided I wanted to build a cat tree, I struggled to find any plans that looked like they would be interesting for cats. I do like the ones I built, but the plans call for a con… read more

GoPetClub cat furniture

Posted by: jello1 | Posted on: 01/24/09 at 6:29am

This was a new company I saw recommended online, so ordered from them to compare to Amarkat. This product is 6 feet tall, but it's also 3 feet wide, so it is well able to handle feline jumping without being tippy. It does take up a lot of space, but what's the point of ordering a tall tree if it's just going to tip over? My first thought was to order more from them. The second thought was that… read more

Looks like I will still be specializing …

Posted by: oldmaidcatwoman | Posted on: 01/3/09 at 8:57pm

We went to Costco today to check out their cat furniture. They don't have the cat tree that is featured online--I really wanted to see it. They did have some smaller trees/climbers that are pretty nice and much more reasonably priced than the pet stores. But, they aren't as big and didn't seem as sturdy as the stuff I have been building. I still have to finish up a freestanding perch I am maki… read more

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