| The Old Gods |
| I have a lot of the pole types, but I also have stuff on the ground they can use |
Windy with Flurries| The Old Gods |
| I have a lot of the pole types, but I also have stuff on the ground they can use |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @green Any ideas how to keep cats from chewing plants? LMAO New kitty just LOVES to do that. Especially when she has a hairball to hack up. LMAO |
| Versailles |
| Sketti also has a big number of stuff to scratch. But he loves his post the most |
| The Old Gods |
| I also have a variety of different 'texture' scratching items they can use |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Cats can be super smart too, a little harder to train but if you put in the effort you can train to not claw stuff, positive reinforcement and proper clawing toys, I'd rub catnip on any current scraching posts - its what I did with my old cats and it worked |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @green Agreed. Any cats outside here is under strict supervision. And I hate stray cats... owners. ;P |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| And I have them under constant supervision while they are outside |
| Gemstone Stable |
| My mom has always trained her cats to not scratch. Luckily newest kitty never even try to do it in a bad spot! O.o |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Correction: Outside unsupervised and free to roam outside the owners property |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Yeah and honestly its dangerous to have cats outside period. To themselves and the local wildlife. Cars are afterall cats biggest unintentional predator lol |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| I didn't know, since my cats spend an hour outside and the rest of the day inside the house |
| Versailles |
| It is very dangerous to put those claw covers on outdoor cats. Both sets of claws |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| I was under the impression that cats use their back claws to defend themselves |
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| The Old Gods |
| I have a lot of the pole types, but I also have stuff on the ground they can use |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @green Any ideas how to keep cats from chewing plants? LMAO New kitty just LOVES to do that. Especially when she has a hairball to hack up. LMAO |
| Versailles |
| Sketti also has a big number of stuff to scratch. But he loves his post the most |
| The Old Gods |
| I also have a variety of different 'texture' scratching items they can use |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Cats can be super smart too, a little harder to train but if you put in the effort you can train to not claw stuff, positive reinforcement and proper clawing toys, I'd rub catnip on any current scraching posts - its what I did with my old cats and it worked |
| Gemstone Stable |
| @green Agreed. Any cats outside here is under strict supervision. And I hate stray cats... owners. ;P |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| And I have them under constant supervision while they are outside |
| Gemstone Stable |
| My mom has always trained her cats to not scratch. Luckily newest kitty never even try to do it in a bad spot! O.o |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Correction: Outside unsupervised and free to roam outside the owners property |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Yeah and honestly its dangerous to have cats outside period. To themselves and the local wildlife. Cars are afterall cats biggest unintentional predator lol |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| I didn't know, since my cats spend an hour outside and the rest of the day inside the house |
| Versailles |
| It is very dangerous to put those claw covers on outdoor cats. Both sets of claws |
| Glacier Bay Cove |
| I was under the impression that cats use their back claws to defend themselves |
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