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How to Get My Cat to Use His Scratching Post
Many cats prefer scratching furniture over a post, leaving their owners frustrated with shredded sofas and clawed-up carpets. But don’t worry—getting your cat to use a scratching post instead of your couch is possible with the right approach.
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How to Get My Cat to Stop Using My Chairs as Scratching Posts
If your cat is turning your dining chairs into their personal scratching post, you’re not alone. Many cats scratch furniture, and while it’s frustrating, it’s also completely normal. Scratching isn’t just about sharpening their claws—it’s how cats stretch, mark their territory with scent glands, and relieve stress.
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How to Become Dog-Friendly Today
Dogs are social animals, but not all warm up to people immediately. Some pups feel nervous around strangers, loud noises, or new environments if you want to be a good friend to dogs—whether your pet or someone else’s—you need to understand their behavior, body language, and needs.
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