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Anonymous users2024-01-24Back paws. Hopefully the claws will be sharper. This is the habit of cats. You can buy something specifically for the cat's back paws to scratch him. Or find a cardboard box for him to catch. But the first thing you have to do is train him not to grab the couch.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Cats love to scratch everything.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22She's grinding her claws, otherwise it's going to be very uncomfortable.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Grinding claws, my cats love to scratch the bark, and they all climb up the tree. . . It's so naughty.
Cats have the need to grind their claws, buy a cat scratcher with good claws for cats, and he won't scratch the sofa.
Put double-sided tape on the sofa (or any other place where you can reach but don't want you to touch it, the same below). There are different accounts of the effect of tin foil. When you find a cat scratching the sofa, immediately remove the cat and put it on the cat scratching board or somewhere else to let him know that he can't scratch that place. >>>More
Trim your cat's nails regularly.
Cat claws are sharpened to sharpen their nails, and regular pruning can reduce the cat's damage to the furniture, and at the same time, it will not scratch people. >>>More
It's an animal instinct, a cat wants to hunt, and it uses its claws to sharpen its claws so that it can catch mice or something.
Aren't there some claw grinding items such as cat scratching boards and plastic floor mats at home?!