Cats often scratch furniture not only to keep their claws healthy but also to assert their territory. If scratching posts don't align with a cat's preferred texture, height, or stability, they might ...

Cats instinctively scratch to mark territory, stretch muscles, and keep claws healthy. While natural, this behaviour can become frustrating when furniture or carpets are the target. Using a scratching ...

It's always a little exciting when you buy something for your cat."They're definitely going to love this.""I wonder if they'll use it a lot.""I hope they scratch their claws on this."That's what I was ...

There is no such thing as a cat-proof sofa. But there are ways to protect it.*This article was written by Gori, who operates ...

A series where we share products that are so good we would do an entire infomercial about it. (But instead, we published this review.) Read more here. Cats famously love (and need) to scratch stuff.

Guardian journalism is independent. We earn a commission if you buy something through an affiliate link. Learn more. A calming diffuser, a built-in scratching post and more tools to persuade your cat ...

If there’s one thing a cat will do, it’s scratch. For your feline friend, it doesn’t matter if it’s a cat tree or a scratching post; they’ll enjoy clawing at anything they can get their paws on.

Walmart’s $38 cat condo offers an appealing alternative: an entire little building dedicated to climbing, scratching, napping, and looking down on me. The multifunctional cat tree at Walmart has three ...