Jute Trimmable Cat Scratching Mat for Furnishings Protector,78.7″x15.8″ Versatile Self-Adhesive Anti Cat Scratch Pad for Sofa Safety and Cat Scratcher/Twine Cabinets Alternative/mat/Publish/Wall/Board
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SATFOIV
Companionship is the most effective type of love
The creation of SATFOIV was impressed by my cats Fugui and Naitan,SATFOIV is devoted to product improvements for pets that enable us to reside in concord with our cats!
Jute Cat Scratching Mat
3 Scraper Carpet Rake
Product Dimensions : 78.7 x 15.7 x 0.12 inches; 1.12 Kilos
Merchandise mannequin quantity : Jute Cat Scratching Mat
Date First Out there : July 6, 2024
Producer : SATFOIV
ASIN : B0D8Y6VGTZ
Nation of Origin : China
【CATS PREFER UPGRADED MATERIAL】Upgraded dense knitted pure jute materials, the primary jute cat scratching mat out there, softer than sisal, not simple to wreck the cat’s claws, no unusual chemical odor, 100% protected for pets, higher entice cats to scratching, extra wear-resistant, not simple to tear, and can be utilized for a very long time
【EXTRA LARGE SIZE】The cat scratching mat measures roughly 78.7″L x 15.7″W (200x40cm), massive sufficient to chop into the form you need, jute materials is straightforward to chop and form
【SELF-ADHESIVE DESIGN】You’ll be able to simple to stay it on any wooden, glass, cotton and linen materials, leather-based, tiles, no wanted screws or nails, it will not injury the floor of your furnishings, excessive adhesive self-adhesive on the again aspect ensures that the cat scratching mat could be tightly hooked up to any furnishings floor for long run use
【MORE CONVENIENT THAN TWINE】In comparison with the sisal rope used for cat scratching submit, we’re simpler to put in and take away, extra save your set up time, tear off the adhesive movie could be put in, whether it is sisal rope, it’ll take half-hour to wrap a submit, whereas we solely want 10 seconds
【DISADVANTAGES OF OTHER CAT SCRATCHING MATS】1. Cardboard cat scratching mats fall off extra dandruff, put on and tear shortly，2. Sticky Tape cat scratching mats cats don’t like to scratch, cats have nowhere to vent his power and relieve stress，3. Carpet cat scratching mats usually are not wear-resistant and straightforward to wreck，4. Sisal cat scratching mats are costlier and made from more durable materials.
【EASY TO REPLACE AND COVER】it’s regular for cat scratching mats to be broken after long-term use, you simply have to tear it off for the second set up, or not tear it off and stick the second layer on to cowl it.
【MULTI-SCENARIO USE】May be freely minimize into any form, within the safety of sofas and different furnishings on the identical time, but additionally to fulfill the cat’s instinctive have to scratch, but additionally can be utilized for cat submit, cat tree, cat tower, cat mattress, climbing wall, cat rack and different DIY situations
【INSTALLATION METHOD】1. minimize into the dimensions you want, 2. clear the paste floor, make certain the floor with out mud or water, 3. tear off the protecting movie and paste it, 4. press laborious to make it firmly put in, heat ideas: don’t paste on the plaster wall, in any other case it’s simple to wreck the wall if you tear it off, and it’s not appropriate for velvet materials couch!
【PLEASE NOTE】As a result of materials properties of jute, reducing and scratching may have a really slight powder, reducing the sting can be somewhat linen line off, tear down somewhat glue residue is a standard phenomenon
8 reviews for Jute Trimmable Cat Scratching Mat for Furnishings Protector,78.7″x15.8″ Versatile Self-Adhesive Anti Cat Scratch Pad for Sofa Safety and Cat Scratcher/Twine Cabinets Alternative/mat/Publish/Wall/Board
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Donna –
Great idea
Great product. I covered the cubes my cat used as a scratching post. Works really well.
cbond1c –
Won’t Work as Well on Walls (and other smooth surfaces)
It definitely works, although I found it to be more than a bit unsightly. I think it is perhaps better utilized as protection for sofas & chairs etc. I bought this to use on my walls, particularly the corner posts, but found myself having stick it back on in certain areas due to the adhesive giving way to changes in atmosphere. I eventually pulled it all down except for one piece and switched to the spray instead. Would consider it again if it came in different colors other than burlap.
Chris –
Doesnât come off.
Bought this to protect my brand new couch from my cat. It served its purpose for that, but less than two months later I decided to return the couch and removing it left horrible sticky residue everywhere it had been. Now I have to attempt to remove that without damaging the fabric, and it covers a HUGE area. Also my couch has proven to be fairly pet proof so I would have been completely better off without it. Do yourself a favor and if thereâs ANY chance you will want to take it off, DONT BUY IT. I might be out a $4000 couch because of this crap.
Jen S. –
Burlap
This is ok if you know what you’re getting beforehand. It’s like a burlap sack, but just a sheet of it, with adhesive on one side. I wish they wouldn’t have marketed it as a “furniture protector” because it’s really too thin to be of much use in that regard. One of my cats, the one who likes to scratch everything up, has serious claws – unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. And, whereas she won’t use regular scratching posts, she actually seems to like this and is scratching more where I used it. Therein lies the issue. The spots I’m trying to protect do have a little protection, but now they’re getting lots more attention from her. I’m afraid I’m encouraging the behavior I don’t want.There are other reviews from people who used it to refresh their scratch posts and cat trees or added it to other cat-friendly areas, and I think that’s the sweet spot for this. I can see it working well for those applications.I was kind of torn between 4 and 5 stars because I feel a little misled by the name. However, it’s doing what it says it does and is as described, so I’m leaving it at five stars.
Diana Carroll –
Not sticky enough but does the job mostly
I was worried that the adhesive wouldn’t adhere well to my faux leather arm chair, and I was right. I had to supplement with duct tape to get it to stay. But it’s doing the job of protecting the chair from (more) damage. My cat was leery at first (maybe it smelled funny to him though it didn’t to me) but now he’s clawing away at it, as planned. It’s been a few weeks and the material is looking slightly worse for the wear but that’s what I figured — this is a consumable item. I only used part of the roll; when he tears through this bit, I’ll replace it with more of the same.
Liz S. –
Great for cat furniture
I used this to cover particle board for a cat scratching post. Itâs like a sturdy burlap. The adhesive backing is strong, but I still needed to use a glue gun to get it to stick firmly to the wood. One star off because it only came in one size, which wasnât wide enough so I had to layer. Itâs perfect for this scratching post instead of hard to clean carpet. If I were using it on a sofa arm, it would stick fine for that.
Alec –
Nice replacement
I used this to replace the twine on a cat tower. It was easy enough to cut through the fabric to create the correct size need to wrap around the supports. The adhesive is light enough that it can be removed and replaced easily, in my case I added some hot glue for a more permanent replacement. It works well and the cats seem to have no issues with the replacement material for scratching, and it seems somewhat durable as well. I’d be interested in trying to put some on the couch sides, but I also don’t want to encourage the cats to scratch in that area.Overall, cost effective and easier replacement than using twine. Saves on time also
Melissa Calderon –
The fabric is a very thin layer
I thought the fabric would have been a little bit more thicker. However, it does stick and easy to peel off the backing.