JBABS asked:

my cat put just a few little holes in some leather furniture. Is there a spray or some kind of product that will help fix that? Thanks.

eldelany asked:

I’ve taken in a feral kitten, about 9 months old (born outside, we caught and neutered him). He is still very paranoid, will not come when I call him and runs if I approach him. He does let me pat him if he’s under something. Eventually he will be a house kitty!

He has just discovered my leather couch! We put aluminum foil over the parts he has scratched and he just finds another spot on it. Since I can’t cover the entire couch, love seat, chair and ottoman in foil, what can I do? I’ve seen suggestions for the Soft Paws, but there is no way I could get them on him, since he is not anywhere near being ready to be held. We do have other scratching posts in the vicinity. The couch is not brand new, so I don’t think it’s the scent that is attracting him.

Please help! Thanks a bunch in advance!

kmm100 asked:

I have a cat whose front paws are declawed. My husband and I want to get a leather sofa because so the cat hair won’t get stuck but I am worried about the cat jumping on and off the couch and his back claws accidentically tearing the leather. Did anyone have this happen to them or is it OK as long as the front paws are declawed. I plan on trimming them regularly but I still am worried…

coupdela asked:

My cat only has claws on his rear paws. My kids are 5 and 7.

CDS08 asked:

My parents just got a brand new set of dark brown leather furniture and this morning she walked into her livingroom and saw that one of my sisters cats had tried to jump up onto the couch and left puncture holes and some scratches from her claws in the leather.

What is the best way to repair or disguise these scratches and holes in my parents leather couch?

Michelle C asked:

My two recently-adopted kittens don’t have front claws but do have their back claws. Will they ruin leather furniture with those back claws?

Ms. Mekia_Da_Diva asked:

I have two full grown cats that love to scratch on doors and the furniture, and I just purchased a new leather living room set and I WANT TO KEEP THEM FROM SCRATCHING IT TO PIECES.
I have purchased a kitty condo that acts as a scratch post, as well as a scratch post, and a brusher, but they don’t like to scratch on them. I don’t know where to take them to get declawed, and personally I don’t want to declaw them, I feel that it’s bad enough I have had them spaded. I don’t want to put them through anymore that they have been through. I have had my cats for 4 years now, and they are my babies. I would dare give them up, but I know that there is a way for them to live in harmony with my new furniture. And I have tried the spray bottle with water, but when you have a cat that like water it’s kinda hard to scare them with it.

madammim asked:

The colour is chocolate brown. She doesn’t do it on purpose so please don’t suggest scratching posts etc as she uses hers when she wants to scratch, the damage to my furniture is purely accidental. I can’t afford to have covers made and I already use throws, though I can’t cover the whole of my corner sofa with throws as they don’t stay on the back and sides. My dining chairs have a very thin covering of leather so the scratches on those show the yellow foam underneath. Any suggestions / tried and tested methods please? Thanks!
HOW CRUEL OF YOU TO SUGGEST DE-CLAWING HER! I HOPE YOUR NOT CAT OWNERS! I asked for help to disguise the existing scratches not prevent new ones!

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