Archive for March, 2010
If you’re having any issues with your cat scratching or clawing your furniture, make sure that you invest in a cat tree lined in carpet or sisal. This will encourage the cat to scratch in more appropriate places than the antique couch that was passed down by your mother. The best chance you have of a cat tree deterring your cat from scratching is by purchasing the tree when the cat is young, so they grow up knowing that’s where they should scratch.
To encourage your cat to use his tree, make sure the tree is next to a window or somewhere where there is a lot of direct light. Cats love to stretch out and laze in the warm sun, and they’re a lot more likely to use that multi level cat tree if it gets a bit of light and warmth. And if you want to keep the tree in its best condition, make sure that the cat’s nails are trimmed regularly. This will ensure that the carpet isn’t shredded too quickly.
Cats love nothing more then running around the house and playing with their owners. But sometimes their playing can get out of hand. Cats have an affinity for scratching. Scratching is a natural behavior in cats that cannot be easily controlled. Since this behavior cannot be controlled, it is necessary to create a place where it is okay for cats to scratch. A cat furniture tree is a great option for providing your cat with a place to play.
Your cat will love to spend time playing on his new cat climbing tree. These climbing trees can be designed for one or more cats. Cats will enjoy hanging out on the different levels of the climbing trees. They can also take advantage of the built-in scratching posts. Once your kitty realizes that the tree is just for them, they will scratch less on your carpet and furniture.