🐱 Premium Cat Scratch Protector - PROTECTO Pet Door Shield - 18” x 12” Clear Cover for Door, Frame & Furniture - Heavy Duty Protection From Scratching - Durable Shield for Interior & Exterior Use Review

Very easy to install with velcro. It probably won't come off without damaging the plywood, but my door is already covered in cat poop, so hmm. It was smaller than I thought but good quality. does the job. would recommend.

Very easy to install. Have a terrier that LOVES to claw at doors while you unlock them. Since I put the protectors on two days ago it scratches once or twice and goes away! Much better than the ones he can get out of the way!

It took me two of these to get it right. Definitely "human error" in misjudging length and placement, misrepresenting the former. My neighbor's 25 lb dog didn't like it at first and got up to scratch the area above the tread. Now he's resigned himself to pushing the door open (that's what I wanted) instead of scratching me to open it for him lol!

So far it has been amazing. I needed something to secure my front door. My little dog scratches when he wants in and I don't want my door to get dirty. It comes with Velcro stickers. I didn't want to use them so I bought outdoor magnets. This is better for me because my dog is still a puppy and I can move him more easily as he grows.

I bought this because my cat scratched the screen on my screen door. The glue didn't even last a day before falling off! I think I saw a cat scratch it once, the plastic seemed good but the adhesion doesn't hold on the screen doors! I am very disappointed and will try to get my money back! Don't buy this if you're trying to secure a screen door, it won't stay!

When we have guests, I rotate the chair to the center of the room. I found it damaged the wall behind the chair. After spackling and painting to fix the damage I had to find a solution and it was the best of worlds. They use small panels of Lucite in the hospitality industry to protect the wall where the deadbolt lock behind the door opens. Since a regular chair rail wouldn't fit here, I used this plate with some of those elastic points that credit cards get caught on. And voila, it almost…

So I bought this to hang on the wall next to my dog bed. He tends to kick in his sleep and unintentionally scratches the paintwork. This article helped solve this problem, except for one small oversight. The parts of the velcro that allow you to put the item on and off are very firmly attached to each other, but they are stronger than the glue that holds the velcro in place. So when I took it off to move it as needed, the glue came off and with it the paint residue. I have a feeling this should