We tested four floor scratchers and found the simple design of the Our Pets Double-Wide Cat Scratcher was the most universally attractive to our feline testers. This affordable scratcher made from recycled corrugated cardboard is 18 inches long and 10 inches wide and sits inside a cardboard frame. It also comes with a small bag of catnip to help entice cats. CRYSTAL CLEAR - Vinyl with Seamed Edges (Unlike competing products, our Covers are NOT manufactured with powder of any kind)

Blankets That Make Life Easier: Mambe Blanket Company specializes in high quality, waterproof blankets for a variety of uses including both outdoor adventures and indoor living. Our products are durable and built to last a lifetime. We proudly sew all Mambe products right here in the USA and employ amazing people from our local community. My furniture-scratching cat seemed to enjoy flexing his claws on the Sofa Scratcher Squared as much as he enjoyed using them on my couch. He tore at the sisal guard every time he jumped onto the furniture for a nap. After nearly six months of use, it still looks brand new. Pros: Combination scratcher/furniture guard; fits snugly against a couch, chair corner, or furniture leg; held in place by weight of furniture instead of tape or pins; made of toxin-free sisal; available in five colors When figuring out how to stop your cat from scratching furniture, the goal is not to punish them for their behavior but to redirect it. Every cat has their personal scratching preference. Suppose your cat is scratching vertically on your furniture. In that case, they will likely prefer a vertical scratcher, says Quagliozzi. If they scratch carpets or rugs, a horizontal scratch pad is more likely to satisfy their desire. Some, like my cat Osito, enjoy both. Whatever they like, Calder says it's important to have multiple scratchers.Size to fit: 5 sizes available; sofa cover: overall specifications: 112"x76", fits 3 seater couch with seat width up to 68". *Please see measuring guide in photos before Purchasing.

LAYERS MATERIAL: This premium quilted furniture protector is constructed with multi layers fabric. Features a sanitized protective finish and odor prevent to keep your furniture looking and smelling fragrant. Chemicals free and ECO friendly, high safety to kids and pets With its 3-position setup, textured cardboard, and sturdy frame, it encourages their natural scratching behavior, steering them away from clawing at items like furniture, walls, carpets, curtains, and people. The Hi-Lo is a reliable solution to safeguard your home and create a more enjoyable environment for your cat, all while looking modern and stylish. If your cat gravitates toward your couch’s arm when scratching, this arm cover and scratch pad may be a good option for you. The wraparound cover is available for both the right and left sides of your couch and anchors securely onto the legs using two hook-and-loop straps at the base. Soft linen fabric adorns the upper section that covers the armrest, while the front and side of the cover are made of durable, natural sisal, giving your furry friend a generous amount of space to claw and scratch, without damaging your furniture. The charcoal gray color pictured above is neutral and won’t dominate your living space, but it’s also available in light gray and brown color options. The cover removes and attaches easily if you want to take it on or off for any reason.It is water-resistant, so your couch will also be protected from other messes or spills your cat may cause. The cover is easy to install as it fits over your couch and is secured in place by using the included elastic strap. Our experts say that cat scratching deterrent sprays do not help redirect furniture scratching. "They don't really work, and they're an aversive," says Calder. An aversive is any tool or technique that uses discomfort, pain, fear, or intimidation to force an animal to change their behavior. Deterrent sprays are aversive because they irritate a cat's acute senses of smell and taste, making them sneeze and cough. Using scratch tape or furniture guards combined with training is a more effective long-term strategy for changing a cat's behavior. "Our goal is not to scare the cat; it's more about finding out why the behavior is occurring in the first place," says Calder.