The couch arm is shredded and she is not sorry. Two things fix it: give her a better place to scratch, and make the wrong place less fun. These three split that job.
Head to head, need by need
Scratching the furniture: ANWA wins
It is 32 inches tall, so she scratches at a full-body stretch, and the reinforced heavy base keeps it from tipping mid-scratch. Three toys are attached for swat breaks. It fits a small space. It goes together with the included Allen key.
A chair leg, sill or counter edge: Sticky Paws wins
Clear 2 by 12 inch strips that deter by feel, with no spray or scent. They fit narrow spots where a sheet will not. Put a post, a perch or a window seat nearby so she has a better option.
Covering a couch side: Panther Armor wins
Twelve double-sided sheets, sticky on both sides, with peel tabs and no residue. Not for leather, velvet or microfiber, so test a small patch first. Put a scratching post right next to the taped spot.
Better target: ANWA. Narrow spots: Sticky Paws. Big couch side: Panther Armor. Pair a deterrent with a post.










