Will this cover prevent cat scratches?
445061
While it is the most impressive cover I have come across, I am not certain it will prevent from cat scratches. (I currently have 4 cars with various covers.) The reason I say so is that I have placed this cover underneath a cheaper cover to help prevent such issues from animals.
445062
Probably not. I like this cover. Does its job and fits my 83 W123 MB 188 inches just right.I made the mistake of trying to brush off dried bird do do and erased the cover in two places.Fixed with aluminum duct tape.On the other hand, neighbors cat doesn't bother climbing on it
2216658
I don't know about cats. It is a pretty touch cover and mine is a little faded but is still in very good shape.
516304
Mine hasn't scratched...I'm aways careful when I put in the console. It really comes in handy - just not for drinks. I only remove it when someone is with me. Only suggestion I have if he worries you - insert a small cloth to prevent any scratching.
1511070
The edge of the cover comes to about 1/8" of the edge where the face of the bumper starts. I think if you were to lean something against the bumper and then drag it into the car this cover would absorb most the surface scratching.
1274806
Not that I'm aware of. My cats haven't damaged the cover yet and they have full untrimmed sharp claws.
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.
265993
Depending on how wide the screen door, the Claw Guard may not cover the whole door, leaving exposed screen. It is made to protect the door jam as well as 2/3 of the rest of the door. Just check measurements. It is sturdy enough to keep the two separate. Our cats don't like it as a scratching surface either.
767329
Well, it will cover it and make it look nicer but the cat can still claw through it if you still have the kitty. I bought the twin one so I can't tell you much about the one for the king box spring. I was not happy with the mattress cover I bought, it frayed and got holes in the middle of it in a short time but the box spring cover is still good, But like I said, I bought the twin one. My cat has a box that she scratches on. A scratching post box. She uses that. I used to have a cat before her years ago that dug a big hole in my box spring and thought it was a nice hiding place. Good luck.
944072
It does help...it does a better job of hiding scratches than any other product I have used.
898277
I have a clear cover over the screen and have had no issues with the keyboard scratching it...love my case!
62934
Thanks for your question! I searched our catalog and found cat scratch guards in a 18 x 4.5 inch size. You can view them here: www.amazon.com/dp/B0058JL9KS I hope this helps!
558359
The frontside edges are raised slightly so it will protect against falls on flat surfaces. I would recommend a screen protector to prevent scratching. I personally use the one from Zagg but there are probably cheaper alternatives.
429687
I bought this for my granddaughter in February 2014. So far...no. No scratching - but she uses screen protectors on her Kindle.
498320
It will. After I started using this thing my cat stopped scratching and banging at the door.
499430
Yes it can scratch the screen I take the keyboard off so it dosn't. Also I changed the cover because of this
1745646
It will keep them from peeing on certain spots on carpeting. I don't know about just scratching.
1216482
The material is extremely tough. So, unless you're storing catnip or some other hot item in the cat world inside the YS III, I doubt that cats would scratch one open.