Fixing cat scratches on couch

If you’re like me who’d rather spend their time doing virtually anything else in this world than household chores, this post is going to challenge us. Treat this as an inspiration to finally get your home in order or a feel-good fix for your inner neat freak, because what could be a better time than before we fully immerse ourselves into the winter festive season?

Today I repaired our chair that our 2 angelic Kitty Cat’s scratched the heck out of. I love this red chair and I found it at a thrift store last year for $30. O…

Easily and quickly repair cat scratches on your leather sofa or or other furniture! Repair cat scratched leather in minutes using this method. This will only work wit GENUINE leather. Will not work on bonded or vinyl leather. Make sure to test an inconspicuous area first to make sure it will not burn the material. If it is real leather, it will hold up great! Please comment with any questions :) AND AS ALWAYS, PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!

One of our cats, Mario, has taken to scratching our fabric furniture and over the last four years our couch and love seat have taken a serious beating, along with several other pieces.

Eyeing the strings hanging off the corner of your couch and trying to budget for a replacement? There's a better way.

I think this is so clever - weaving over cat scratching! There is a video tutorial if you click through, check it out.

I love my cat. I do not love my cat's claws. For months and months, I have tried everything - citrus, trimming her nails, scratching posts, a spray bottle - and you name it, it doesn't work. She LOVES clawing things, especially in the middle of the night. It left my couch, armchairs, and dining chai

how to repair a cat scratched chair or sofa, painted furniture, repurposing upcycling

Scratching is a normal and healthy behavior for cats. It helps them stretch their muscles and groom their claws. However, when pet cats are kept indoors, this natural behavior may conflict with their environment. If you're at your wit's...

Some kitties prefer using your furniture rather than their scratching post. Should this happen to your furniture you have a couple of choices, one is to search for a cover for the piece, or if you are up for the task you might try to patch the area with new upholstery. This is a guide about repairing recliner upholstery that was destroyed by a cat.