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Question: The efficacy of duct tape on funiture scratching for new cat?

New cat, aged 9 months, believed to be living in a box whole life. Tearing the crap out of my furniture. Is not that scratcher in the cat tree or the cat-nip carton. Lemon scent has not him either. Any experienced advice?

Answer: Sounds like you're ready to tear your hair. Been there, used duct tape on all sorts of places and found it very effective. Fresh catnip leaf rubbed scratcher help on the post-&. Buy a jar & place on the windowsill in the sun. also to restrict the little pests while on the move and then we give him plenty of attention, playing with him when you get home. Keep him in the crate until you are available. It is the idea of playing with you associate leads him to the post & toys. It will take time to train him, but it's worth it. The poor thing has never been civilized. Now that's your job. show him how to play where they play and what to play. A long, soft cotton string with a feather at the end has no end of fun. Or a stick with a toy and some catnip In the toe of an old sock, a marble on a tiled floor or in the shower (it does) a cool noise. Part of what he is doing is marking his new territory with scent pads on their feet by scratching. Got to him to mark his toys & Post contains. In addition, he is bored. You can wear it with Chase & play games. Give him a little cushion in and you can place it on your lap while you watch TV tranquility. He shall enjoy the company will, during You sit. You can also groom him with a brush. Let him chew on the bristles, if he wants. He will rub his cheeks (also scent glands) on the brush, too. Put a few toys in his crate at night. It will help to entertain him. When he learns appropriate behavior, he will be happier, because you everything is better with him. He needs a lot of patience, consistent follow-thru of your realignment of its behavior, and much attention. As he gets older, he will be less attention need, and behave more like a civilized cat. Do not give up. He will love you more than you ever tho't possible, very quickly.

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Felix - first catnip and scratch post

Question: SmartyKat Super Scratcher?

I have my cats AFEW one days ago and so far have completely ignored. They prefer the couch. They also have a scraper, but mostly play and sleep on it and the furniture and the carpet on the floor better. I put a lot of catnip on it, and strive to bring scratch post and scratch all the time. No place to shop for cats in my town.

Answer: Yes, I know exactly what you mean. I have exactly the same scratching post and have scratched it maybe 3 times. I tried to redirect to where the "supposed" to the beginning. And, like you, mine prefer to use the chair. I also bought one of those pills that the beginning was on the floor that is completely ignored. I put double-sided tape in areas that had zero, but then just decided to zero elsewhere. So, unless I want all my furniture and mattresses covered with tape, always found place at all. I own a lazy, but I find it much easier for me and just take the kitten to the vet for their nails cut every two weeks.

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