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White Vinegar:The Best Repellent For Preventing Cats From Scratching Furniture.

White Vinegar:The Best Repellent For Preventing Cats From Scratching Furniture.

Does your cat scratch your furniture and carpets?

And you are looking for an effective repellent to keep your furniture in good condition without scratches?

It's true that a cat needs a little time to assimilate the rules of the house...

But don't bother buying a special repellent! In addition to being expensive, they are not natural at all.

Personally, I don't want my kitten to breathe and lick this!

Fortunately, there is a natural and effective repellent to prevent a cat from scratching your furniture.

The trick is to spray white vinegar where you don't want it to scratch . Watch:

White Vinegar:The Best Repellent For Preventing Cats From Scratching Furniture.

Contents
  • What you need
  • How to
  • Result
  • Why does it work?
  • Bonus tip

What you need

- vaporizer

- white vinegar

How to

1. Fill your spray bottle with white vinegar.

2. Spray small amounts on already damaged furniture and carpets to prevent your cat from continuing.

3. Also spray potentially affected areas that are still intact.

Result

And There you go ! Thanks to the smell of white vinegar, your cat will no longer scratch your furniture :-)

Easy, fast and efficient, right?

No more finding your damaged furniture on your way home!

This trick also works for walls, tapestry, doors and sofa.

If your cat has already scratched your fabric sofa, use this trick to fix it.

Why does it work?

The smell of white vinegar acts as a real repellent because cats hate it, since they have a much stronger sense of smell than ours.

And don't worry, your furniture won't smell like white vinegar!

Know that this trick also works for dogs that bite furniture for example.

Bonus tip

To make your pet associate the prohibition with a specific place, say a "NO!" adamant whenever you see him approaching the forbidden place with bad intentions.

Also consider offering a scratching post to the kitten or a toy to teethe the puppy. You will avoid scratches or bites at home.

And each time you catch him in the act, grab the kitten and bring him back immediately to the place where the action is authorized (crate, scratching post...)