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Originally Posted by Ickdeep
It's a part of owning cats really. They scratch what they want. We have a scratch Post's all over the house and car trees and they use them but they'll still scratch the furniture
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This is why it should make sense to find out
their preferences. I'd put a scratch post right next to the furniture item they scratch (just for a test, temporarily, even if you don't want it there) and look what they'll do (scratch both or make a choice).
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Originally Posted by Now_Rudi
I've been fortunate with Hamilton; he doesn't claw anything other than my hand lightly when he snuggles up next to me at night.
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This should mean the cat has something sufficient and more attractive then the furniture to condition his claws against (for he does have to do that somehow). In theory.
