Review on 🛋️ Solving Your Furniture Woes: Sticky Paws Furniture Strips by Casey Collins

I had to remove (and throw away) each of these strips from my furniture for fear my newly rescued cat would choke on them or get stuck in his digestive tract. For some reason, he's attracted to them - and not in a good way. (I also have to keep plastic wrap away from him because he chews on it too.) I've heard that some cats like the chemical smell of plastic products. although I can't say exactly why. Some people speculate that it's due to a dental problem, a vitamin deficiency, or just boredom. I have several cats that eat the same (high quality) food but Spot is the only one who has shown any interest in licking/eating them. So, at least in my case, I'm sure the problem isn't nutritional deficiencies. (I'm vegan, but my cats aren't.) I also checked his teeth. Before Spotted came into my life, Sticky Paws worked pretty well with my other cats. Although the stripes did not look very stylish. On the rare occasions that I had guests, I would temporarily take them off (and since my cats hide from strangers, this worked well). Fluff/wool (etc.) sticks to it and renders it completely ineffective (because it no longer sticks). I think they're worth trying if you're trying to avoid de-stealing (which I think is an incredibly inhumane practice). humble opinion). However, I do recommend doing a test run on a day when you're at home and able to babysit your furry kids to make sure they don't have the same weird chemical quirk as my Spotty. If he/she shows no interest within the first 24 hours, I assume that the effort will be acceptable in the long term. which are also sold here on Revain). They're tricky to put on if your cat isn't cooperating, but they work great once on and look super cute as an added bonus! ;-)