But, we digress. No matter how much you love your cat(s), if they are tearing up your furniture, it's time to find a solution ...

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To deter inappropriate chewing, DeLomba recommends grabbing a bitter spray. This two-in-one solution is suitable for ...

"Scratching is a natural behavior for ... or you just want to keep them off your furniture, the perfect cat tree is out there. We tested 31 models with our own fur babies and evaluated each ...

One side as well as the "crust" of the pizza have scratching rope on them, which is perfect for cats who like to sit and ...

Alternatively, you can put the post in the area that is their preferred place to scratch. Another method you can use is putting physical deterrents near the furniture where cats typically scratch.

I'm willing to bet that the vast majority of cat parents haven't ever considered trying to build a scratching post "from ...

Scratching holes and snags in your furniture is a natural behavior for cats. Dr. Andrea Sanchez, a veterinarian at Banfield Pet Hospital, previously told Business Insider that cats scratch to ...

If they don’t have a solid and engaging scratching post, they’ll find something else to take their urges out on – most likely your furniture. Fortunately, there are many quality cat ...

Fear not: We tapped the pet behavior pros to find out how you can keep your precious furniture ... If your cat gravitates towards vertical surfaces, DeLomba says to offer them a scratching post ...