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Scratchaway cat scratcher. Cool product
For those who like new ideas for solving couch clawing:
http://www.birminghamind.com/Scratchaway/index.html I've seen them at our Petco. Karen |
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Karen wrote in on 06 Jan
2004: http://www.birminghamind.com/Scratchaway/index.html I'm liking this. Similar to what I did with a regular scratching post (homemade by my dad). It isn't at all sturdy so I put one end under the edge of the couch to keep it upright, and all of mine love it there. -- Cheryl I shall call him Squishy and he shall be mine. And he shall be my Squishy. Come here Squishy. Ow. Bad Squishy. - Dori |
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Karen wrote in on 06 Jan
2004: http://www.birminghamind.com/Scratchaway/index.html I'm liking this. Similar to what I did with a regular scratching post (homemade by my dad). It isn't at all sturdy so I put one end under the edge of the couch to keep it upright, and all of mine love it there. -- Cheryl I shall call him Squishy and he shall be mine. And he shall be my Squishy. Come here Squishy. Ow. Bad Squishy. - Dori |
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For those who like new ideas for solving couch clawing:
http://www.birminghamind.com/Scratchaway/index.html That looks like a good product. I have a scratchy tree right next to the edge of my couch for this reason. Maybe this wouldn't be as unobtrusive. I hope it wouldn't encourage her to scratch the couch. She's never scratched the couch with the scratchy tree right there and I mean the scratchy tree base is under the couch leg. Thanks |
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For those who like new ideas for solving couch clawing:
http://www.birminghamind.com/Scratchaway/index.html That looks like a good product. I have a scratchy tree right next to the edge of my couch for this reason. Maybe this wouldn't be as unobtrusive. I hope it wouldn't encourage her to scratch the couch. She's never scratched the couch with the scratchy tree right there and I mean the scratchy tree base is under the couch leg. Thanks |
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From: Karen OAWAY
For those who like new ideas for solving couch clawing: http://www.birminghamind.com/Scratchaway/index.html I've seen them at our Petco. Wow, those are neat! My cats don't scratch the couch though so I wouldn't need it, but I'm sure there's lots that could use it. Lauren ________ See my cats: http://community.webshots.com/album/56955940rWhxAe Raw Diet Info: http://www.holisticat.com/drjletter.html http://www.geocities.com/rawfeeders/ForCatsOnly.html Declawing Info: http://www.wholecat.com/articles/claws.htm |
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"Karen" wrote in message .. . For those who like new ideas for solving couch clawing: http://www.birminghamind.com/Scratchaway/index.html I've seen them at our Petco. Karen I have never used this product, but I can visualize a problem -- that is, I specifically locate my scratching posts a short distance away from furniture so that a cat won't be misdirected to scratch on the furniture itself. MaryL |
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"Karen" wrote in message .. . For those who like new ideas for solving couch clawing: http://www.birminghamind.com/Scratchaway/index.html I've seen them at our Petco. Karen I have never used this product, but I can visualize a problem -- that is, I specifically locate my scratching posts a short distance away from furniture so that a cat won't be misdirected to scratch on the furniture itself. MaryL |
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in article , MaryL at
AKE-OUT-THE-LITTER wrote on 1/6/04 9:01 PM: "Karen" wrote in message .. . For those who like new ideas for solving couch clawing: http://www.birminghamind.com/Scratchaway/index.html I've seen them at our Petco. Karen I have never used this product, but I can visualize a problem -- that is, I specifically locate my scratching posts a short distance away from furniture so that a cat won't be misdirected to scratch on the furniture itself. MaryL I think it would be for those that just want to keep the couch or chair unscratched, and not completely directed at training them away from furniture. It might also get them used to the carpet texture instead of apolstry. I think for some people, who just want to whisk them away when company visits it might be a good product. Karen |
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