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Anonymous users2024-01-24First of all, it's no wonder that the cat, my leather sofa is worse than yours, the best way is to make up for it as much as possible, why didn't you stop it at the time? Cats who can spray some perfume on it don't like to scratch it. Now there is only negotiation.
Try to lose as much as possible, one or two thousand is not too much, and after all, it is second-hand.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Sadly, the sofa in our house is the same fate. But at this time, the landlord can go to a specialized repair shop to see the price I don't know. Later disciplining a cat is almost impossible, over and over again, and again.
PS: Cats love to grab the tape (double-sided tape, but it can be removed) on the sofa, so that the cat does not dare to move.
Alpha Alpha
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Negotiated settlement, that's all there is to it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21What pets are still not kept as well, compensation in installments.
Discuss the amount of compensation with the landlord, and appropriately discount the original price, and everyone will give a step.
It should be fixable.
You can go to a nearby place to mend clothes, be professional. Get it and take it back and wash it, and the landlord will not find it after seeing it. If you can't get it in after sewing, cut off a little sponge.
If it can be repaired, it will be compensated according to the repair price, and if it cannot be repaired, it will be compensated according to the second-hand discount.
Yes, cats have the habit of practicing their claws, and generally keeping cats' bed sheets, sofas and the like at home are good places for it to practice claws. Therefore, many people raise cats and buy cat scratching boards, so that cats can practice their claws on them.