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Anonymous users2024-01-24Get a cardboard box, the cat likes it, my cat grinds its claws in the cardboard box. Cats also like cardboard boxes: nests, if you are interested, you can watch a very good-looking cartoon called Cheese Cat on potatoes to see it can be interesting, as well as the knowledge of raising cats.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Buy a cat scratch board for it, if you don't play you can sprinkle a little catnip, it will go, cats need to grind their claws regularly, you have to prepare something for him to grind their claws, if not, of course it will scratch randomly.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Try the WY 920 statement. When I was in the pet hospital, I met an aunt who told me that if a baby likes to grab things, prepare a baby for it and solve it, and that is a cardboard box. I wanted to try it too, hehe, but unfortunately it was too late.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21You'll have to buy a special one for grinding its claws, or give it a manicure, and if you really like it, you'll have a good idea
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Anonymous users2024-01-20If you have a cat, don't buy an expensive comb, no way,
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Anonymous users2024-01-19With orange peel...
It works. In the future, you will eat oranges as hard as you can.
It's also beautiful.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18Make gloves for it, wrap the cat's toes in a thick cloth.
I have two cats at home! They like to grab sofas, mattresses, and so on. I bought them cat scratch boards and they didn't even look at them. >>>More
It's not expensive to buy a cat scratcher He often hangs the cat scratcher where he catches the sofa If he changes a place, you change the board to that place again When he catches the sofa, he yells at her loudly If you see him scratching the board, praise him for giving him food Slowly he knows that the scratching board is right He is grinding his paws It's good for him So for his good and for our furniture, buy her one.
Aren't there some claw grinding items such as cat scratching boards and plastic floor mats at home?!
1. Usually, cats scratch the sofa because they want to grind their claws, which is the action of the cat to stretch its body and hands and feet, or because the toenails are too long. Since it is a cat's instinct to grind its claws, it is difficult to stop, but it is possible to provide cats with a specific place to grind their claws to avoid damage to furniture. At the same time, try to trim the cat's nails regularly to avoid too long toenails; >>>More
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