scratching furniture?
361047
I bought the spray for furniture (feliway's website says the spray is more effective for scratching) and honestly I see a lot less scratching but I do sometimes catch them scratching at an area they've been scratching for years.
361048
My cat does not scratch furniture but Feliway advertizes that if you spray where the cat scratches, it will stop scratching there because the place is now "marked" That did work where my cat was starting to scratch on the carpet.
513439
The legs do not have floor protectors - you could probably apply some if desired. Note- I have the tables on my hardwood floors and have not noticed any scratches
2031773
You cats may push this screen over if they start scratching on this screen. I would not recommend if you have cats OR like the cat behaviorist recommends, put a scratching post in front of the place where they like to scratch so they won't scratch a piece of furniture.
984234
No. It comes with self - adhesive cushions you can apply to prevent scratching.
815866
Pretty sure there is something rubber to keep it from slipping. It should not scratch furniture. It is pretty stable when turning our TV.
300171
I would say cats with claws would ruin this chair. If I were you I would look for the faux-leather type chair.
1681588
We have two dogs... And we don't let them on the furniture, but of course, they do continue to try - and we haven't had any problems with the fabric ripping. I also have a chaise that has the same fabric on it and no problem with that either. Our dogs are large - so their claws are big and blunt, but not sharp.
1343932
They should not scratch. There are screw-in rubber leveling feet for the bottom of the legs of the chairs and table.
627031
I would contact the company and ask them to send you the hardware that is supposed to come with the post. We received our post with all required hardware and our cats love it, though it took one of them a few days to realize it. Now, my daughter says we need to get a second post because both cats often want to be in the bed at the same time, but they don't want to share. Oh, they love scratching on it, too. It is tall enough that they can stretch high while scratching.
2069974
I don't think you can buy refills, but if you think it's getting too scratched up, you can just flip it over. We literally have one in every room. I'm not sure when to replace them, but we've had it for three months and our two cats still scratch the heck out of them and NOT the furniture!
916950
Our cat walks on this all the time and we have had no problems. She does not scratch the furniture much so I don't know how affective it is against that. The material is a bit slippery (but stays in place due to the straps) so it may resist a scratching cat.
920979
Yes, it can scratch. Its not an issue with the construction, its the finish - solid wood with that finish would likely scratch as well.
1862968
Absolutely not! scratching is "their thing". Cats scratch when they are happy. It's in their genes. It's natural. One of my rescue cats is declawed and he still scratches on the post.
791413
I would probably say those little plastic adhesive backed things you find at BBB or a ACE would work well underneath. You know the things you put under chair or table legs to prevent floor scratching.
635574
Depends on the chair. It's not a huge investment to try. They do scratch wood floors. We had to put felt tabs on bottom. Have you tried using tennis balls? They can be cut to fit any chair.
1727978
The wheels are plastic. I have area rugs over my hardwood floor with the exception of my foyer and bedrooms. I have not noticed any scratching.
2171611
Not at all.... Do not where any fabric that will slightly scratch. If you do not plan to keep a tidy home and treat these items as a "sculptural piece of art" that you can sit on carefully. Do not buy them.