My cat chews bedding (sheets and comforter) will this help stop her from doing that?
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Your cat appears young. They have tons of energy at that age. First of all is your cats behavior out of stress or boredom? I would try approaching this from multiple angles. First engage the cat in playtime activities with toys to burn off excess energy. A tired pet isn't as likely to get into trouble. Does your cat enjoy catnip, if so, place toys near the bedding, so that they become more interesting . If the behavior continues, then I would try the feliway,its cheaper than bedding. Good luck!
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It may help. My cat Teddy is about 6 years old and he chews on my bedding too. We got him as a rescue when he was about 4 years old. I believe he must of been around a dog when he was a kitten because he does dog things. Dogs chew on everything. My cousin's dog ate her dining room set. So she had to buy a new one with metal legs, something the dog could not chew on. I just distract him with a toy. When I get home from work, I hugged and kiss him. Then while watching TV I play with him. So when I go to sleep, he does too. You may want to put an old blanket on top of your comforter. Also did you check his teeth and make sure it is not a medical/dental problem. He may just want your attention. It may help. My cat Teddy is about 6 years old and he chews on my bedding too. We got him as a rescue when he was about 4 years old. I believe he must of been around a dog when he was a kitten because he does dog things. Dogs chew on everything. My cousin's dog ate her dining room set. So she had to buy a new one with metal legs, something the dog could not chew on. I just distract him with a toy. When I get home from work, I hugged and kiss him. Then while watching TV I play with him. So when I go to sleep, he does too. You may want to put an old blanket on top of your comforter. Also did... » Read More It may help. My cat Teddy is about 6 years old and he chews on my bedding too. We got him as a rescue when he was about 4 years old. I believe he must of been around a dog when he was a kitten because he does dog things. Dogs chew on everything. My cousin's dog ate her dining room set. So she had to buy a new one with metal legs, something the dog could not chew on. I just distract him with a toy. When I get home from work, I hugged and kiss him. Then while watching TV I play with him. So when I go to sleep, he does too. You may want to put an old blanket on top of your comforter. Also did you check his teeth and make sure it is not a medical/dental problem. He may just want your attention. « Show Less
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Bedding could be an issue- I keep my litter pan inside of the cage and bedding gets kicked out all the time. The floor of the cage is wire unless you put the black bottom (litter pan) inside. Don't know if that helps.
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Thanks for asking this. I have allergies and cannot have a cat attached to my bedding. I hope it can it be removed somehow so I can attach it to something outdoors.
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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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Yes if you put the cat out of the bedroom and close the door. In all seriousness, it might help, but I don't have any animals so I really don't know. Maybe if you buy two quilted pillow protectors.
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My cat walked across the couch and set it off and now will not go near it but yes if you don't need to cover the couch you can drape it over because the battery/alarm pack is heavy enough to hold it in place. Plus couch pillows don't set it off either. I can't believe I have struggled for so many years and in one week it solved my pet/ furniture issues!!
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Try putting the litter box bag over the step (I've used the regular liner and just stretched them over the step). If you use the bags that come with it, just make sure the end rests over the step. The crinkling/noise may discourage your cat from resting on it.
641575
Questionable, there is a show called "my cat from hell" that might help. My cats didn't like the smell of this and it generally did not make them calm.
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I know this is going to be an odd answer - but our lovely cat doesn't like when dad is out of town, well her way of expressing her displeasure is by peeing on his side of the bed during the night. The few times she has done it we have had nothing soak thru to the mattress itself.
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So glad it worked for you as well. I, too, had to put a soft towel on the lounger before my cat jumped in. She must not have liked the feel of the bed's cover.
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Off switch is on bottom of back paw! Our rule Kitty must be turned off and silent when in bed with her! So far rule has worked well. Good luck,
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Probably not so well if they do any clawing our scratching. That being said, we used one for years camping with our 60 lb dog walking across and sleeping on the bed with us. And we used it occasionally at home where our 3 cats laid on it. Ultimately it wore out (small tears at the seams) before the pets got to it. The mattress is well made...and keeping bedding on it may help protect it while in use.
447604
No. If you have a cat that likes to scratch, it can certainly scratch this material (or almost any other type of material) to pieces. Keep your cat away from this bounce!
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. :-)
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It sounds like your cat has an infatuation with the kitchen gel mat. Whilst I don't have a gel mat in the house, my cats get excited when the scratcher's arrive. They watch me open the packages and as soon as I put them on the floor, they are scratching away at them before I even put the catnip on. I am not an expert, but try taking away the kitchen gel mat for a day or two and encourage your cat to scratch on the scratcher as maybe that will help. (?) Good Luck!
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This will keep them from getting full access to their head if ordered in larger size than indicated, but if your cat is constantly scratching at this area it will pop. You could then stuff it with cotton/rags/whatever (this is advised anyway), but again the scratching in this general area may cause it to be pulled off constantly. I could not use the cone as my cat refused to even walk at times along with inability to eat or use the regular covered box she preferred. The KONG only slightly irritated her and I know this thing made it impossible for her to clean her face after eating so I would take it off for a few minutes just so she could get that bit of dignity back. Of course, YMMV. This will keep them from getting full access to their head if ordered in larger size than indicated, but if your cat is constantly scratching at this area it will pop. You could then stuff it with cotton/rags/whatever (this is advised anyway), but again the scratching in this general area may cause it to be pulled off constantly. I could not use the cone as my cat refused to even walk at times along with inability to eat or use the regular covered box she preferred. The KONG only slightly irritated her and I know this thing made it impossible for her to clean her face after eating so I... » Read More This will keep them from getting full access to their head if ordered in larger size than indicated, but if your cat is constantly scratching at this area it will pop. You could then stuff it with cotton/rags/whatever (this is advised anyway), but again the scratching in this general area may cause it to be pulled off constantly. I could not use the cone as my cat refused to even walk at times along with inability to eat or use the regular covered box she preferred. The KONG only slightly irritated her and I know this thing made it impossible for her to clean her face after eating so I would take it off for a few minutes just so she could get that bit of dignity back. Of course, YMMV. « Show Less
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Not that I noticed... Take kitty to vet. Being the pad in a Baggie if u have to