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I don't like it, but it's better than a bunch of cat scratches. I used it on a new leather chair that my cat started scratching. Some people are concerned about the holes she leaves, but the holes she leaves are tiny compared to the damage a cat can do. I'm concerned about the fact that it's a flexible, thin vinyl (almost like a thick shower curtain backing). I'm not sure if my cat will try to scratch it once she finds out it's not hard plastic, I've only had it for 2 days. If it works I will…

Putting on these Cat protective covers certainly wasn't what Crate and Barrel had in mind, but my cat clearly has no respect for aesthetics. It had already crippled all four corners and the back of my expensive microfiber chair. Duct tape ended up doing little more than breaking AND attracting lots of hair. So I had to try something different. at each front corner of the leg). They were easy to install and the cat no longer scratches the chair. And how do they look? You decide. By the way, does

If your cats are smart, active and playful with toys, this is not for you. I had high hopes for her. Both of my cats love scratching sofas and I was sure this would be the solution. I ordered them in different sizes and they worked fine for about a month. Then my cats started scratching and chewing on the plastic. It wasn't that bad because I'd rather let her play with it than the couch. But soon after, they started chewing and playing with the screws. I found them all over the house, some…

You are good at some things and not so good at others. The base of my sofa and the corners are leather, and of course those are the cat scratching areas. You need to make sure the little plastic corkscrews are very tight. My cat is very smart and I actually watched her slowly unscrew one. Luckily I was home, saw it fall and took it from her. This leads me to the negative conclusion that these little plugs are a recipe for disaster if your pet gets them in their mouth. I've looked through some…