Jxselect Scratch Training Scratching Deterrent Review

It worked great - as soon as my cat touched it, it jerked its paws away like "What the hell is that - why are you lying to me?" Very funny. She didn't even try to scratch it again. I wish I could cover the whole chair with it. Unfortunately it picked up dust and lint so it now looks like a beige and white ribbon on my navy blue chair and is no longer sticky. Good. What are we doing for our cats, right? But that doesn't allow her to scratch and ruin the chair forever. I still have it on my…

My only regret is that I didn't find this ribbon sooner. My cat learned a few years ago that if it scratched my favorite chair, I would throw it out. When we had a new kitten I had the perfect setup to teach her to scratch the scratching post to get outside. It was enough to see our other cat's method to ruin all my training. So I covered all the big scratches on the chair with this tape and waited. We are 3+ months old and NO SCRATCHES AGAIN! (Finally sat down to trim the loose cords on my…

Until I fix the molding that injured my beloved rescue cat I have a scratching cat training band. I hung it up as soon as it arrived in the mail and that evening when my cat started being naughty about food again he quickly realized that he wasn't going to be scratching the pantry door today to get my attention and make me scream lol. Since then I sleep well because he could not disturb my sleep. He doesn't like duct tape, and when he first encountered it, he kind of licked his paws after the…

Easy installation; The biggest problem is removing the backing paper. They leave a leading edge on the straps, making them easier to remove. However, this only works if you use a whole sheet. Once you've cut it into narrower strips you'll lose those edges and you'll have to do it the old-fashioned way, with patience and a good fingernail. The product is great on most surfaces and yes it is perfectly clear. Someone posted some photos and complained that the product wasn't transparent (they left…

I have a 65 inch TV on a stand and there are LED strips on the back of the TV for general lighting. I have several cats and they always throw big parties. and meeting in front of my tv. They love to chew on LED strips and pull them down. Some cats also like to climb on the shelf in front of the TV, some like to hide on the middle shelf of the TV stand. The bottom shelf is harder for them to access because there is a soundbar. I have changed LED strips several times and was very annoyed by this…