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Innovative Door Hanging Scratch Pads That Cats ...
Door hanging scratch pads provide cats with safe place to scratch, stretch and play – all without using up valuable floor space. These pads are designed to hang on most...
Innovative Door Hanging Scratch Pads That Cats ...
Door hanging scratch pads provide cats with safe place to scratch, stretch and play – all without using up valuable floor space. These pads are designed to hang on most doors common in Aussie homes, which makes them convenient for apartments or other small living spaces. Strong sisal or jute is typically used, making them very durable to defending against sharp claws and heavy use. Since most pads easily attach directly to typical door handles or knobs, no tools or drilling are required. They prevent cats from damaging furniture, such as couches or carpet, which reduces repair costs.
Corner Cat Scratching Post for Furniture Protec...
A corner scratching post gives your cat a large carpeted area to scratch. It saves your expensive sofa and armchairs from being damaged by sharp paws. I put these posts...
Corner Cat Scratching Post for Furniture Protec...
A corner scratching post gives your cat a large carpeted area to scratch. It saves your expensive sofa and armchairs from being damaged by sharp paws. I put these posts in areas of my house that my cats have the most traffic. This provides my felines a stronger area to scratch rather than ruining fabric or wood. Most posts tuck tight up against the corner edge and the durable sisal or carpet wraps hold up to everyday scratching. You can get a post to suit your room decor, from natural wood to fabric-covered panels. Some even include hanging toys or a little perch.
The Best Types of Cat Scratching Posts for Ever...
Of all the behaviors expressed, scratching emerges as the most significant element of a cat’s daily routine. It manifests in a variety of ways, but it is not an arbitrary...
The Best Types of Cat Scratching Posts for Ever...
Of all the behaviors expressed, scratching emerges as the most significant element of a cat’s daily routine. It manifests in a variety of ways, but it is not an arbitrary behavior. I know that when a cat scratches, it’s more than just a quick swipe at a post or a lounge. Scratching serves another important need—it helps a cat stay physically healthy. Each time they sink their claws in and swipe down, they elongate their spine, limbs, and feet. This stretch makes their muscles supple and powerful, which is essential for a full and vibrant life. You’ll see a sense of calm come over your cat after a good scratch, because it helps them work out the kinks and burn off energy in a way that suits their natural style.