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(She prefers using hte bottom of the fence outside, there's a little bit that sticks out of the bottom of the fence that she lies down on, it doubles up as a scratching post) |
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There are plenty of scratching pads here.......reduced too!  http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/cats/s...cratching_pads |
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I have a largish tree branch salvaged from the arborists who were cutting down and sawing up a dead tree quite a few years back. Leia loves it, as did my others. And you can't get much cheaper than free! |
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I started a few cats back to trim their claws from when they were kittens. I have already 'done' kinsi. Only took about 1mm off but it gets them used to it, and if it ever needs doing then, not quite so much of a problem. Love the idea of an old bit of tree branch, much more natuaral as well. - might look out for one, what a great idea. Other brill scratch idea I found was in PaH. A sleeve that clips on to a table leg. Had a look on the web site to post link but can't find it? |
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 . I can't take credit for the tree branch; my neighbor asked the tree men for one for her two, and called me. The bark is almost worn off a part of it where they've scratched. Leia has never once used the scratching post part of her cat tree.... |
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