Why do cats scratch?--Scratching removes the dead outer layer of their claws, keeping them healthy--Scratching marks territory by leaving both a visual mark and a scent (they have scent glands on their paws!) --Scratching stretches their bodies and flexes their feet and claws.--Scratching relieves stress and expresses excitement (like how happy they are that you're home!)So, scratching isn't a habit you want to break. The trick to saving your furniture is teaching your cat what she can scratch, and what is off-limits. And that's where we come in. Our scratching posts are wrapped in stiff, sturdy, eco-friendly sisal fibers that can withstand years of satisfying scratching sessions and stand 16.1" tall on a stable 11.4" square base. Often all it takes to wean the cat from your favorite furniture is by placing a scratching post right next to it. We've even included a dangly sisal-wrapped ball at the top to make the post even more appealing! If your cat requires more of a nudge, try covering the furniture or applying some double-sided tape.This post is comprised of just two pieces and a single, sturdy screw, so assembly is quick and simple, and should you need to store it, it is just as simple to take apart!Why buy from Blytieor?What truly makes a company great is the quality of the products, the knowledge in the marketplace that you can always count on to get the job done. We are dedicated to offering great customer service to our customers. Remember your original intention to make good endings,Blytieor is there and has been on your companions' side no matter what happens.If there's any question, please feel free to contact Blytieor Customer Service.We'll offer you the best solution.
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