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I know there are scratching posts...but what is there for cats that like to scratch at the carpet? Chloe is gradually de-fluffing my dining room carpet as she likes to be horizontal rather than vertical when doing her nails 
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You can get scratchy things that lie flat Donn.Sorry not very good at describing things!! |
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lol tigger's like that he will never use's a scratching post. if i bought him one he would look at it as if to say hope you aint got that for me!  I like carpet better. |
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They are like boards covered in carpet Donna. I have seen then in Sainsburys and I'm sure all the pet stores would sell them... ....an example.....  |
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Cat Scratch Box Cardboard has long been recommended as an economical scratcher that trains the cat away from rugs and furniture. The holes in the corrigate allow the cat to sink his claws into the scratcher (instead of the furniture). Catnip treated for cat's quick adaptation and appreciation. Cat tested, cat approved What about something like this.. |
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