Help with our cat!!!
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Our cat is 4 months old now and it still hasnt learnt not to scratch the furniture even though we`ve tried everthing to stop it. We have multiple scratch posts about but it still uses the furniture. Our year old leather suite is ruined! Need help please!!!!
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get yourself down the pet shop
you can get 1 spray to attract the cats to stuff, eg the scratching posts
and another spray to stop them scratching the sofa, its a lemon spray they dont like the smell/taste of.
you can get 1 spray to attract the cats to stuff, eg the scratching posts
and another spray to stop them scratching the sofa, its a lemon spray they dont like the smell/taste of.
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There are several things you can try!
Catnip! You can get a catnip spray, spray it on the scratching posts, and it will attract them to the posts more.
White vinegar and Lemon Juice.... if you spray this on your sofa ( it can go sticky though! ) the combination seems to repel them! Or if you want something that smells a bit sweeter, some sort of orange juice.
The water squirter trick is a VERY good one. Keep a little squirter with you on the sofa, as soon as you see em go to scratch, spray them, not directly at them, but close enough so they know what youre doing! everntually they will learn that if they scratch... they get wet!
BUT ultimately, he is still a baby.....
Catnip! You can get a catnip spray, spray it on the scratching posts, and it will attract them to the posts more.
White vinegar and Lemon Juice.... if you spray this on your sofa ( it can go sticky though! ) the combination seems to repel them! Or if you want something that smells a bit sweeter, some sort of orange juice.
The water squirter trick is a VERY good one. Keep a little squirter with you on the sofa, as soon as you see em go to scratch, spray them, not directly at them, but close enough so they know what youre doing! everntually they will learn that if they scratch... they get wet!
BUT ultimately, he is still a baby.....
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Whatever happens mate, good luck with it.
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a spray bottle filled with water will do the trick. cats dont like to be wet, so once you spray them, they stop what theyre doing. after a short time, they stop doing it all together.
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