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How to Stop Cats from Scratching Furniture

Are you tired of your cats turning your beautiful furniture into their personal scratching posts? Our AI assistant is here to help you find effective solutions to redirect your cats' scratching behavior.

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Cats scratching furniture can be frustrating! Providing alternatives like scratching posts or pads can help. You can also try placing double-sided tape on furniture, as cats dislike the texture. Have you tried any of these solutions before? How does your cat typically react to new additions or changes in your home?