Cat Climbing Furniture

Is your kitten or cat climbing furniture all the time? Or trying to?

This can be very damaging to your expensive furnishings, and you need to nip that habit in the bud. Not only can cats have accidents on your furniture, which could mean you'd have to call an upholstery cleaner out to your house, depending on the fabric and the damage.

 Worse, it could also lead to your cat tearing up your expensive furniture. Their claws are very sharp, and can do a lot of damage, especially when they climb all the time.

What can you do about this? Well, some people go to a very drastic measure and have their cats declawed. But most animal experts and cat lovers regard this as cruel and inhumane as it amputates part of the paw.

Declawing is outlawed in all European countries and Australia.

The better option is to get some cat climbing furniture for your cat to use as her very own. Cats love to climb and get as high up as they can, and with their own furniture you can let them indulge this instinct without damaging your furnishings.

You can make it clear to your kitty that your own furniture is off limits for climbing, but he's welcome to climb on his own all day long if he wants.

Check these two very happy kitties as they play in their home made cat tree.

Cat climbing furniture can keep everyone happy. No more furniture cleaning bills for stains caused by accidents, and no more having to replace furnishings every few years because it's been clawed to pieces a little at a time.

And there are endless varieties of cat climbing furniture, so you can get whatever pieces suit you, and whichever ones you think your cat will enjoy.

It's not expensive, and it can save you hundreds of dollars in the long run by giving your cat an alternative to climbing up and down your expensive furniture.