I have two cats that like to chew cables, will this be a good solution? or is too soft?
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My cat lost all interest in the cables once they were combined into one big bundle and wrapped in this.
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My cats love this climber too much too. They use it sooo much they have thrashed one of the bottom posts too. Im considering just buying some sisca rope to staple gun around the eye sore part of it.
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My cats use a variety of scratching posts...sisal, carpet and cardboard. They really like the cardboard - I have to replace it every two months. These I have scattered around the house on the floors. THey also very much like the sisal rug I have by the back door. It doesn't seem to be hurting the rug, and its just a little one. Also, maybe try putting some catnip on the scratcher if you haven't already, or put a couple of treats at the base so they get used to hanging around it.
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If the cat likes to get under a covering or inside things, I would think so. You can zip the top part off so it's just a pillow. Too.
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It could hurt the cats if you play rough and are not careful. I've gone through about 10 of these in the last 3 years since the wire eventually frays at the top. Only once did our cat get hurt and that's when dear hubby was playing with the new kitten and wasn't paying enough attention and yanked in while she had the wire in her mouth. It cut her little mouth but we didn't know until she stopped eating. The vet gave her painkillers for 3 days and all was well. I won't stop using the dabird gocat cat catcher because it is all of our cats favorite toys ever. We just need to be careful when playing :) It could hurt the cats if you play rough and are not careful. I've gone through about 10 of these in the last 3 years since the wire eventually frays at the top. Only once did our cat get hurt and that's when dear hubby was playing with the new kitten and wasn't paying enough attention and yanked in while she had the wire in her mouth. It cut her little mouth but we didn't know until she stopped eating. The vet gave her painkillers for 3 days and all was well. I won't stop using the dabird gocat cat catcher because it is all of our cats favorite toys ever. We just need to be careful when... » Read More It could hurt the cats if you play rough and are not careful. I've gone through about 10 of these in the last 3 years since the wire eventually frays at the top. Only once did our cat get hurt and that's when dear hubby was playing with the new kitten and wasn't paying enough attention and yanked in while she had the wire in her mouth. It cut her little mouth but we didn't know until she stopped eating. The vet gave her painkillers for 3 days and all was well. I won't stop using the dabird gocat cat catcher because it is all of our cats favorite toys ever. We just need to be careful when playing :) « Show Less
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I used it to stop my cat from chewing through cords, so it should also work for a baby, but it is probably overkill for the baby. He or she should grow out of chewing on cords soon. It is not attractive but is good protection for the cords.
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It is soft like moist food or a soft treat. The center is small, however, so I am not sure how noticeable the softness is. Of course, cats probably can tell the difference. :)
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Absolutely! MUCH cheaper this way that at "the chain stores". They're super easy to "crunch up for cats", what we do for our 2 spoiled ones :)) Even out kitten can "gnaw" through these, as they're pretty much like "Styrofoam protein" forthe pets and are easily "crunched down". Our cats LOVE them.
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Cats like to curl up, so he'll probably fit. It's not very cushiony at all, and you can feel the wires a bit. However, the older cat of the house loves it and can't stop sleeping in it, while the kitten avoided it and its strange crinkly noise from the first day. It's a hit or miss.
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Yes, it is very flexible and is made of plastic but has ridges to keep the cats from chewing on it. I use it for my computer cords and it keeps them off.
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Yes, they are very hard in order to clean their teeth. My cats manage fine with them, but maybe try Feline Greenies instead.
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My cats have not be able to get through the wire, my only thought is not to leave them alone with the toy? I play with my cats with the toy when I am home and put it up when I can at work! Sorry, but that is all I can think of!
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They are pretty durable unless you have a cat that likes to chew. Although I wouldn't buy from this seller after my last experience.
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My cat loves to "floss" her teeth with the strings. They are heavy duty. She's managed to destroy the cover seat well before the strings showed signs of chewing. She's 15 lbs and used her seat every day for over a year. Time to get a new one!
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Since my kitty has anxiety related issues and not as severe as yours, it would be hard to say. Sounds like you might need some other remedies. For biting, it has always worked for me to put something they should chew on immediately near their mouth and consistently training with a firm No. Good luck!
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I think you'd be ok. One of the things I covered was a lamp cord that measures about that. The tubing is split so even it its a little snug you would be able to cover. It take a bit of patience to cover things but well worth it. My cat has left all my cords alone now!
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There is not currently one on the market as I believe the change of batteries would be too frequent. You may consider some cord protectors, or you can buy anti lick strips from nurtured pets, they have a cayenne pepper and other things in them and the cat won't chew them. Or you can buy cord protectors from various outlets as well.