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They love to search for things that are crawling or moving. Many cats scratch furniture as a means of marking their territory. Since the visible surfaces are covered, the manufacturer can use a lower grade of plywood that will have knots showing and may be a bit rough to the touch. robots.txt Particle board is made of small wood chips bonded together by a kind of glue. Of course everybody knows that wood is stronger than cardboard when flat. Most carpeting today contains fabric loops. robots.txt Declawing actually involves chopping off the tips of your fingers? Some cats appear intransigent, and refuse to use the cat scratching post. Any major upheavals in your home such as building work, decorating or large gatherings of family and friends could be frightening for your new arrival.

If your cat is like Lucy, you'll want to be sure that the cat tree or playground you choose has a place where your cat will want to spend many hours of the day, whether it's a flat shelf, kitty hammock, curved shelf or tray. robots.txt Besides, you do not need to buy the costly ones just to keep your cat entertained. Some of these are the lightweight balls, moving mouse figures, rubber balls and even stuffed animals. Kitty Hammocks: We've found that most cats love a hammock, although timid cats may need some reassurance at first due to the extra 'give' they feel at first when they step on it. robots.txt Not So Secure Sleeping Spot: Our other cat, George, just sprawls out anywhere - if your cat is like him, he'll be happy with an open shelf to nap on. It's durable, yet it doesn't 'catch' claws the way non cut pile carpet can. Think about where your cat spends time now - is she a 'people cat' who wants to be in the same room as the rest of the family? Is she more of a loner who seeks out quiet spots in unused parts of the house? Does he like to look out the window? (check for nose prints on the glass!) Years ago we had a fabulous floor to ceiling cat tower with multiple shelves, a kitty condo - the works! The only trouble was that the one place in the house where we had space for it was a room that was hardly ever used. robots.txt Look for designs that offer extra support to a curved feature - two attachment points is better than one! Expandability and Flexibility If you're anything like me, you get bored with your environment and need to rearrange the furniture now and then.

As a result, most cat furniture that offers faux fur also utilizes sisal rope as a covering. However, when thick (at least 1/4") cardboard is made into a tube, and stood up vertically, it can hold an incredible amount of weight. robots.txt The addition of a layer of sisal rope wrapped around it adds even more strength. The primary reason for cats scratching furniture, carpets, woodwork, or other objects is to mark their territory for other cats (this is instinctual, so they will do this even if they are the only cat in the house). Get a square of aluminum baking foil (about 6 inches square), put some catnip onto it and then scrunch it up into a ball. robots.txt The ears should be clean and free from waxy deposits, as this could be a sign of ear mites. Cats also scratch furniture as part of their exercise, as well as to shed the dead outer layers of their claws. You should buy a post which fits your cat best.

robots.txt Cats get bored too, and so many of the models we offer are of a modular design which allows you to put them together in more than one way.

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