Sofisti-Cat Training Tape, Cat Tape for Furniture, Scratch Deterrent Keep Cats from Scratching Furniture with Our Double -Sided Repellent, 2.5" x 15' Roll

My cat has been scratching beams and things he's not suppose too! I put this on most things he will go too and it has helped so much! He won't touch it if it's on that surface! Double sided cat tape works!!! Easy to use and sticks pretty well! You get a lot on the roll too!

It discourages cats from scratching furniture.The adhesive is strong enough to stay in place, but not so aggressive that it pulls or damages upholstery when it’s time to remove or replace it. That was my biggest concern, and it held up well.It’s easy to apply, clear enough to blend in, and effective as a temporary solution while protecting furniture.Takeaway:If you’re looking for a simple, non-damaging way to deter scratching, this works as intended.

My cat is 19yo and has dementia at times, she unfortunately can't sleep with us anymore because she will constantly scream for our attention if she sees us- she definitely seems less agitated being alone at night but still wants us sometimes and will scratch and scream at the door. I think the scratching kind of creates a feedback loop to keep scratching and meowing. The tape worked to get her to stop scratching the door pretty much immediately and she hasn't tried since, she will still sit outside and meow sometimes but calms down much faster. I wish she could just sleep with us I really do but we have to be able to sleep too. Regardless, even older cats with dementia can apparently learn ew sticky means stop. Only note is it took forever to cover the entirety of the bottom half of the door. I wish there was a one big sheet option.

So I tested it out because I have multiple cats and have been a victim and tired of being a victim 😮‍💨✋SUMMARY, IT WORKS!1. First off, for people who say it ruins their fibers of their couch when removing yeah, it's an adhesive. Treat it like second skin on a tattoo. Remember to pull UP so air can catch underneath the adhesive and use water to aid when beginning to peel and when the adhesive feels like it's too restrictive for minimal to no damage.2. 4/5 of my cats expect my oldest bc she fr likes to test me literally stopped touching my couch even the little demon spawn from the thickest part of heII wouldn't even touch the couch, however this resorted to her to chase said oldest cat unfortunately. Oldest cat won't touch tape, but she'll go above tape HOWEVER, I do have an ottoman pull out couch so it's my fault I didn't cover the top portion3. Hair will stick, your blankets, and even sometimes you, that being said keep your area around it clean but even when the stickiness went away rip my orange couch blanket it still was effective on keeping my cats away from my couch 🤞4. It's thicc thick and you get the value for your money, honestly I not only use it for my furniture but I also use it elsewhere around the house. I still have a lot of the roll left5. Cat lick proof idk why cats love licking tape adhesive but I have not caught the weirdo of my cat licking it so that's a plus lmfao6. Yes this worked on my cats nails who I lack on trimming often. My cats will sometimes go months without a trim HOWEVER I do sometimes trim their nails. The demon spawn does get her nails trimmed more frequently than the restIf you don't have a cat tree, or scratching post and wonder why your cat is scratching your couch this is why and you're still wondering why your cats are scratching your couch when they have both of those, pls take a look at what fabric your posts are made of lol it's not their fault just takes a little learning time :)

It is a great idea and easy to use and the appearance isn’t noticeable

Plenty sticky, but it's difficult to separate if you need to cut it. If you use a full sheet it works good.

This actually stopped my cat from shredding a new couch. It is the only thing I have found that protects my furniture from Mr. Claws! Highly recommend this!

We have two eight-month old kittens who are pretty well behaved. One of them, however, is determined to jump up on our smooth-top stove and walk all over our silestone countertops. First, I tried some old Scat Mats that I had used for our first cats, but to no avail. Next I tried some aluminum foil on top the Scat Mats and even extended it beyond the mats, along with leaving things on the counter to take up extra space. Nope! Then I tried a spray that I bought that kept his sister off of my hanging plant. I thought it worked, until he appeared next to me as I was working at the sink. I can attest to how sticky this tape is since I came up with a pattern to use it more efficiently to cover a greater area. After removing the first tape, I tried doing it and ended up with more tape on me than on the counter! In my defense, it was late at night and I was really tired! I think it will work! I highly recommend this tape since it is the only thing, that has truly worked, along with my other methods, to keep this very determined kitten off of our countertops! I have even bought a second roll because I think I will need it for a long time.

used a few of them, stick to the sofa very tightly, but did not damage the fabric, cats (all 3 of them) stopped scratching my sofa

Don’t buy this product. Left sticky traces I am struggling to remove. So upsetting as other tape never done this!

Works well at keeping cats from scratching your furniture.

This product has extremely poor adhesion. It fell off the couch the second l applied it. Totally ineffective product that is not worth the money.

this stuff works great and it’s very sticky. It may need to be pressed down a few times to stick to your upholstery but once it’s on there it’s on there well and good. Make sure you use a box cutter (as per instructions on the outside of the tape role when you receive it) you do a slight cut and bend the tape over and Peel. It’s much easier than trying to separate it on your own.