Why Cats Scratch?
Cats scratch to remove the dead outer layers of their claws. They scratch to leave their scent and mark their territory. They scratch to relieve stress and express other emotions. They even scratch as a way to stretch their bodies and feet. As you can see, scratching is an important part of being a cat.
You love your couch and you love your cat. But you may not love the result when you put the two of them together. After all, it seems like those finicky felines almost always prefer the $2,000 sofa over their designated scratching post.
Itās a fact of life that cats will scratch, and thankfully it's equally as true that you can help control where they'll scratch.
How to Keep Your Cat From Scratching Your Furniture?
Protect Your Furniture from Cat Claws with ROLIAT X-Large Anti-scratch Furniture Protectors
6 X-Large self-adhesive sheets and twist pins providing more coverage and extra assurance that the pads will stick well on your couch
āTransparent Invisible
Our couch protector is transparent and will completely blend with your Interior decoration. These cat sofa protectors are very strong and hardly noticeable. Good cat scratch stopper and pet couch guard
āFlexible Durable
Our furniture guards for cats made of Non-Toxic clear vinyl, Itās durable and thick enough to deter cat scratching also flexible enough to bend around the contours of your furniture to stop cat claws from shredding couch
Easy to use:
1. Peel off the self-adhesive pad
2. Stick to the place where you want to be protected
3. Use the twist pins to get extra assurance
Your cat will stop scratching your furniture even when you are not around!
