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Date Posted: 18:59:19 12/13/10 Mon
Author: sami
Author Host/IP: 24-179-147-98.dhcp.stpt.wi.charter.com / 24.179.147.98
Subject: Congrats, Lynne! We have
In reply to: lynne 's message, "We might be getting a cat tonight! I have questions...." on 06:58:46 12/13/10 Mon

3 cats, one is a younger kitten yet. He climbed our artificial tree when little, but is ok with it now. The best thing we've found is those cat scratching pads. They're made out of densely packed cardboard and you can buy them at Target or Walgreens. None of our cats scratch any furniture, and they all have claws.

They love those scratch pads. The pads lie flat on the ground (although you can mount them on the wall too. They come with a plastic holder, so you just buy refills after the first time. They're really cheap and come with a little bag of catnip which gets the cats interested in scratching there. I also bought one of those new arched ones (I'll find links and email them to you) but they don't like that as much as the cheapo cardboard ones.

If you have some little catnip mice (available anywhere) he'll play with those too.

Good luck with the dogs, my sister's cat rides around on her dog's back and drives him nuts. ;-)

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