Cat Tearing Up Carpet Door

So what do you do.

Cat tearing up carpet door.

Cats usually don t like the stick texture and after a while won t think to scratch there any more. You will need to practice patience and persistence to deter your cat s bad behavior. A sisal scratching post may be a good choice here. Next place it across the doorway half ion and half out of the room.

Carefully trim it round the door frame and architrave so that it s a tight fit. Try some strips of double sided sticky tape along the line of where the carpet meets the runner. Cut it in half lengthways. You may love your cat more than anything in the world but there are certain behaviors such as tearing up furniture scratching people and getting into areas you don t want her to access that are simply unacceptable.

By a length of that transparent plastic carpet protector long enough to go lengthways across the width if your door. 2 set a scratching post within two feet of one of the doors where you applied. I cut it to fit snuggly around the door frame so that when the door is closed the mat sticks out on both sides. The dog builds a nest or the cat exercises its claws and a section of carpet suddenly shreds at a transition from a carpeted surface to a hard surface such as a.

The kind with the little teeth on the underside of it. Cover up the spot where your cat scratches. Spray a natural cat deterrent spray on the lower four feet of each door frame you need to protect against scratching. You might probably feel like yelling at him or punishing him because he is standing between you and your dreams because you can t get any sleep due to his scratching and meowing.

For scratching that takes place in front of an entryway cover the area with a thin mat. If possible move a piece of furniture or a scratching post to your cat s favorite carpet spot. The main reason why your cat is busy clawing the carpet under your bedroom door is that he wants to get in to be with you.