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question abt KITTENS
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cult wrote:
do all kittens claw up your furniture or what
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Date: 08-01-2021 21:15
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devilcake wrote:
mine didn't when he was a kitten and doesn't do it much now either. He has one chair he likes to scratch on, and very rarely the side of my bed, but he usually uses his scratching post and leave's everything else alone

so i think it depends on the cat
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Date: 08-01-2021 21:18
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remains wrote:
spray the furniture with lemon
and i mean.... if case you havent.... get something thats meant to be scratched, preferably multiple surfaces in every room
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Date: 08-01-2021 21:22
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cult wrote:
bones wrote:
spray the furniture with lemon
and i mean.... if case you havent.... get something thats meant to be scratched, preferably multiple surfaces in every room
i haven't gotten one ,,, yet
i just wana make sure it's the right choice u know
i'm moving apartments in three weeks and idk most of my furniture will be new and like i don't really know abt the size of my apartment. i mean it's big enough right but it's a one bedroom apartment so i'm afraid if i have ppl over or playing music the cat wont have anywhere else to go if he wana be by himself 
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Date: 08-01-2021 21:26
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cult wrote:
i want more opinions 
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Date: 09-01-2021 00:45
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kalypso wrote:
one of my cat still do it once in awhile, but it doesn't really ruin the things he scratches on, bc of how it's made i guess? so we dont really care about it
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Date: 09-01-2021 00:52 | Times changed: 1
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Barbarella wrote:
Not always, but its hard to stop them once they start.  My cats wouldn’t stop scratching my doorframe so I tacked foam and leather to it and just made it a scratching post. If ya can’t beat em join em lol
Kittens always behave better when you have two, in my fostering experience. 
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Date: 09-01-2021 01:09
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Barbarella wrote:
cult wrote:
bones wrote:
spray the furniture with lemon
and i mean.... if case you havent.... get something thats meant to be scratched, preferably multiple surfaces in every room
i haven't gotten one ,,, yet
i just wana make sure it's the right choice u know
i'm moving apartments in three weeks and idk most of my furniture will be new and like i don't really know abt the size of my apartment. i mean it's big enough right but it's a one bedroom apartment so i'm afraid if i have ppl over or playing music the cat wont have anywhere else to go if he wana be by himself 
My cats are visibly bothered by loud music their ears will go back sad
my cats are allowed outside tho
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Date: 09-01-2021 01:10
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Claire wrote:
if she has something thats  meant for her to scratch on shes less likely to scratch furniature. cat scratchers are really important for cats.
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Claire wrote:
like they HAVE to scratch or their little claws get uncomfortable so if you dont have something around shes meant to scratch shell scratch whatever she can.
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Date: 09-01-2021 01:15
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cult wrote:
Claire wrote:
if she has something thats  meant for her to scratch on shes less likely to scratch furniature. cat scratchers are really important for cats.
yes i'd definitely get that but it's like when i go to friends houses they have that scratch thing but they sofa still messed up 
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Date: 09-01-2021 01:18
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cult wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
Not always, but its hard to stop them once they start.  My cats wouldn’t stop scratching my doorframe so I tacked foam and leather to it and just made it a scratching post. If ya can’t beat em join em lol
Kittens always behave better when you have two, in my fostering experience. 
ohh that's smart though 
unfortunately my apartment will only be like 35 m2  it would be wayy too small for two
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Date: 09-01-2021 01:20
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Claire wrote:
cult wrote:
Claire wrote:
if she has something thats  meant for her to scratch on shes less likely to scratch furniature. cat scratchers are really important for cats.
yes i'd definitely get that but it's like when i go to friends houses they have that scratch thing but they sofa still messed up 
lmao

i think you wanna make sure she gets used to scratching the right things while shes still young and like baiting the post with catnip helps and always having like a post thats not all fucked up and unscratchable anymore
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Date: 09-01-2021 01:20
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Barbarella wrote:
cult wrote:
Claire wrote:
if she has something thats  meant for her to scratch on shes less likely to scratch furniature. cat scratchers are really important for cats.
yes i'd definitely get that but it's like when i go to friends houses they have that scratch thing but they sofa still messed up 
Kitty probably got to the couch before the scratching posts were introduced lol.
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Date: 09-01-2021 01:21
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cult wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
cult wrote:
bones wrote:
spray the furniture with lemon
and i mean.... if case you havent.... get something thats meant to be scratched, preferably multiple surfaces in every room
i haven't gotten one ,,, yet
i just wana make sure it's the right choice u know
i'm moving apartments in three weeks and idk most of my furniture will be new and like i don't really know abt the size of my apartment. i mean it's big enough right but it's a one bedroom apartment so i'm afraid if i have ppl over or playing music the cat wont have anywhere else to go if he wana be by himself 
My cats are visibly bothered by loud music their ears will go back
my cats are allowed outside tho
hmm i will be living in quite a quiet neighborhood so that might be an option but yeah i don't wana make a kitten traumatized by my music lol 
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Date: 09-01-2021 01:21
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pastelice wrote:
you can also do claw caps but im not 100% sure if u can put them on kittens
having scratching posts and shit helps too
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Date: 09-01-2021 01:21
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