Is this thick enough to protect leather furniture against cat claws walking on it
916950
Our cat walks on this all the time and we have had no problems. She does not scratch the furniture much so I don't know how affective it is against that. The material is a bit slippery (but stays in place due to the straps) so it may resist a scratching cat.
110454
The plastic seems pretty tough, but it has that brushed fabric feel to it. Cats claws may go through it, but I doubt a dog's claws will - unless they're really determined.
1274806
Not that I'm aware of. My cats haven't damaged the cover yet and they have full untrimmed sharp claws.
1003879
I don't have leather so I can't answer that. It stays fine on my couch. It's very soft!
352703
No. I'm using on a fake leather sofa material now and it doesn't stay put. No paw print backing.
982131
I'm not sure about that particular type of leather. I tested it on a small area that isn't visible before I used it on the rest of my couch.
1437264
Hmmm, that's not easy to know. Depends on how big your cat's claws are. I have a large male cat (now declawed) who's claws were so big they probably could have punctured a car tire. But my dainty little girl cat's claws are much smaller, and for a cat like that the quilted cover probably would be adequate protection.I can tell you that the cover is NOT very thick, not even as thick as an inexpensive mattress cover. But, it might be worth a try. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
300171
I would say cats with claws would ruin this chair. If I were you I would look for the faux-leather type chair.
1124329
Unless your cat is a lion, I believe that it wil be strong enough. This was used to prevent raccoons from entering patio. It worked!
1029734
It's a synthetic material with a mesh- like pattern. Very tiny holes in the material. A cat's claws might get caught and rip the material.
1056242
It's pretty tough plastic netting with a silicone like coating over it. Our cat isn't terribly claw-y but I don't think she could damage it at all. She loves using just the case with the top zipped off as a bed.
1342927
The foil-type outer surface does protect the furniture underneath from animal urine and other liquids as long as the foil has not been damaged. Ours has tiny holes from cat claws here and there, but we still put it on our couch every night.
750229
probably could happen, but it is pretty thick, I have a cat who tries to scratch at it here and there and it's fine so far.... FYI the couch does come with repair patches in case it happens, for the price it's worth the risk for me ... it's sort of a fabric topping on the surface so it's sturdier than I thought it would be
352701
Sorry, I don't know what paw print backing is, and my sofa is fabric. The backing is fairly slippery, and I'm sure the cover would slide around on your leather sofa. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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.
1553464
I would not use it to keep cats off the furniture, as strong scenting oils (also essential oils) are in fact very dangerous for cats. Check out this article. http://articulateanimals.com/blog/2009/10/essential-oils-2/
337360
I think it should. The cats with claws use it. They last a few months, them the cardboard starts to wear away and you find pieces of it around. Cats nails get much pointier than I think a dogs eve do. For me the side panels come off easily, which does not effect the board itself.