Suvuo Cat Scratching Post, Mushroom Scratching Post for Kittens & Cat, Natural Sisal Cat Scratchers for Indoor Cats (White)

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Destructive Scratching The trick is to teach your cat what they can scratch—and what is off limits You probably don't agree with your cat's ideas for remodeling your living room. But your cat doesn't claw the couch or scrape the drapes because they're a bad kitty. Cats scratch mainly for 2 reasons: To remove the dead outer layer of their claws, To stretch their bodies and flex their feet and claws. Scratching is a normal, instinctive behavior and you don't want to discourage it completely. Instead, your goal should be getting your cat to scratch acceptable objects, like a scratching post. What do cats scratch?  Most cats are attracted to anything with a nubby, coarse or textured surface, or something they can really sink their claws into. When do they scratch?  When they wake up from a nap, when they want to mark their territory or when they’re excited about something, like you coming home from work. How do they scratch?  Some cats like to stand up against a vertical surface; others get horizontal and stick their butts in the air for a good stretch. Get our Newly Creative Mushroom Sisal Scratching Post for your cats, and give your furniture more protection!