Does the pink paint peel off? If so, this is not an appropriate choice for a clever kitty, who would bite and claw it.
1977345
My dog nibbles the crate sometimes and the paint never chipped off. I also take it up and down my stairs and have banged it in the process and I anticipated chipping but it didn't! It really is pretty awesome
1977346
My dogs scratch and bite the bars sometimes and the paint is still in excellent shape and I've had it for almost a year. The only part that chipped on mines is the part where the latch slides to close the door.
1689786
Not at all. Easy to stick and peel off as needed. We put this in my kids room and he has moved the sticker multiple times without incident.
300173
It would not be cat-scratch proof. It is covered in material that would be very easy to be picked by cat claws.
384362
No it didn't peel off the paint in my wall. Not sure how it's going to be for you. But I'd say most likely not.
1617502
No worries, it will fall off of the wall within a few weeks. If not, you can rip it off, along with the paint below it. 0 stars.
1644830
The biting comes from a lack of claws. My cat bites when he plays, and it's not a nipping bite. It does seem to calm him down, but I give him his treat at night before bed. I was told it's safe to give the cat 2 if one doesn't work. I haven't needed to. Yet. :-)
1460174
I have never had any difficulty taking Sticky Paws off. Get a fingernail under a corner and just give it a little tug. My furniture has never been damaged after I have taken it off. So don't worry about that. Hope this helps.
2173145
This iS a good question. But I got this for my 15 month old, and she really likes it. There is not any small parts that come off or anything, so unsure why. Maybe because it is wood, and if they chew on it paint might flake off? This is my best guess.
2031221
Did you put the catnip on the scratcher? The stuff that comes off is the corrogated carboard that the scratcher is made out of when they scratch on it it breaks apart.
1615621
I have noticed one or two squares have what looks like "paint" scratched off in the animals face. seems odd since it's not like anyone walks on it. my daughter used it first with no issues but my son wants to eat the tiles so i put them away. not because of danger per se just because it was annoying to reassemble so often.
762164
No, no adhesive, and to the touch it doesn't seem like warm enough, but cats were ok all though this past winter. I think it worked fine, I still have the 2 of them.
2157232
The nails stay on about a month. You'll see a couple come off and that's maybe cuz your cat chews on them. I stopped using soft claws because my cat didn't like them and I felt bad. Invest on a large cat scratching post. My cat loves it. Sits on it all day long. And it's the only thing she goes after to scratch.
1846714
Yes, there's nothing inherent about the plastic that would not allow it to be painted. I just can't speak to the prep that would be required so that the paint would stick the best.
326505
This is for a cat to scratch its claws and sharpen them which they do out of stress. It is not something an animal could rub its back on.
348148
No, the material is claw-proof. There is window screen material that is also scratch proof. It works the same way. I have 2 cats and they safely stay and play inside using their claws without any harm to the fabric.
510606
I am not sure about paint being chew friendly, I would say that it's not a toy for small children. My girls are 4 1/2 and 8, so I did not even think about them putting the toy in their mouths.
625935
Yes. Doesn't look like the paint will come off and not made of spongey material.