Sentences with phrase «left scratch marks»

Ever come home to find that your dog has left scratch marks on the door or destroyed a pillow?

You squirm, leaving scratch marks in the hard, sucking sap.

Make sure it's soft; otherwise it can leave scratch marks on the leather.

Since they can't leave sticky notes for others to express their meaning, they work with what they've got and leave scratch marks along their boundaries.

On my first mirror, I didn't press too hard with the putty knife in fear of leaving scratch marks.

I painted one door black and did not like how easy it is to leave scratch marks on dark paint.

Not exact matches

The Velcro scratched my baby's stomach and left red marks!

Police said the elder woman had a mark on her left check and a scratch below her left eye.

«Experimental work has shown these scratches were most likely produced when a stone tool was used to process material gripped between the anterior teeth and the tool occasionally struck the labial face leaving a permanent mark on the tooth's surface,» Frayer said.

I put some of my mixture on my son's skin with his -LSB-...] itchy skin and it kept his skin moisturised, healed his scratch marks where he'd scratched his skin up in his sleep and left him with a wonderful glow.

Mark Young's paint - by - numbers creature epidemic is accessible in its breezy assertion of horror beginnings, but may leave more advance genre fans scratching an itch for something more involved.

At first, your flitting, neon swarm leads you to trackable markings left by monsters in real time - footprints, scratches, globs of mucus - and, once you've gathered enough evidence they'll catch the scent of the target monster itself, leading you straight to it with a marker on your map.

You see, the shiny wheels cost a small fortune, the protective undertrays are of purely cosmetic nature, and the very first close - range mulberry bush is bound to leave nasty scratch marks on the glossy paint.

Scratching is a normal cat behavior and lets the cat leave their marking scent, stretch their muscles and groom their nails.

Their nails can be trimmed frequently to keep claws blunt and unlikely to snag carpet or leave deep scratch marks.

Cats scratch for many reasons: to remove the dead outer layer of their claws, to mark their territory by leaving both a visual mark and a scent (they have scent glands on their paws), and to stretch their bodies and flex their feet and claws.

Cats scratch to «mark» their territory by leaving behind visual markers as well as scent markers from small glands in the pads of their feet.

By scratching, they can leave marks on an object and show to other cats that they reside or are present in a particular field.

When they scratch something, they leave a mark or secretion that is transferred to that area.

Kittens are clumsy when they are young, which is why they leave little scratch marks on your arms.

Familiar Territory — Face - rubbing and scratching surfaces leaves your cat's scent, and marks the territory with a personal touch.

Drain its energy so it will not direct this into other non-constructive endeavors like ripping your mattress apart, scratching on your carpet, or even leaving marks all over the place.

They can leave a visual calling card for other cats with the marks left when they scratch, especially on a vertical surface.

If they are scratching the side of the sofa, then they are telling you that is where they want to mark and leave their scent, put a scratching post right next to the arm of the sofa!

One of the main reasons why adult cats scratch on things is to mark their territory, which gives a visual notification that something is theirs, as well as leaves their scent (cats have scent glands in the pads of their paws).

When scratching, cats mark their territory by leaving visual (lacerations) and chemical messages from their paws.

When scratching, cats mark their territory by leaving visual and chemical messages from their paws.

Starting with Puppy Bowl II, at the 1 hour, 15 minute mark, the puppies leave the field and a large scratching post is brought out with a wide variety of kittens for the Kitty Half - Time Show.

Setting up multiple scratching posts provides the cats with an acceptable place to leave their mark without ruining furniture or carpet.

Felines must scratch to stretch their muscles, shed old cuticles, sharpen their claws, and leave scent marks.

Cats scratch to leave scent marks that define their territory and tell other cats they have passed through.

Your cat will want to scratch to mark their territory, to leave a message for those other cats.

Cats scratch to «mark» their territory by leaving behind visual markers as...

Recently, me and my family have noticed that he has been scratching or biting himself and it is leaving very ugly, nasty looking marks on him and the blood matting into his fur doesn't look too good either.

They explain that the «scratched surface leaves a highly visible mark that can be easily seen by other cats.»

We also found that cats tend to scratch items in your home in order to mark their territory by leaving both a visible mark of their passing as well as a scent.

Since their paws have scent glands that leave a distinctive scent, cats scratch surfaces in your home to let other cats know that they're wandering into marked territory even if you don't have any other cats, your kitty doesn't know when one might show up!

Some will scratch the dirt after the deed, others may be more secretive leaving their mark in areas of tall grass.

The scratch marks and claw sheaths left behind may also be displays of confidence.

Scratching helps cats mark their territory because it leaves visible marks and invisible scents for other cats to interpret.

They scratch in visible places and leave marks and «territory messages», that come from their paws.

Likewise, the visual marks left on objects by scratching convey territory information to others.

Staff all very helpful only slight criticism on departure we stored out cases for a couple of hours before we left for the airport and not so impressed with their care - they came our of the experience with scratch and damage marks despite secure storage so pay attention to that we only noticed at check in at the airport.

She focused on their potential symbolic meanings by creating works that are formally rigorous and imposing in scale and materiality, and her human - scaled works are often handmade; the traces of her processes - welding marks, folds, stains, and scratches - are frequently left visible on the surface.

He sometimes scratched the canvases with his fingernails or used pencils, palette knives or brush tips to leave lines in the paint, prompting poet Frank O'Hara to write in 1955: «A bird seems to have passed through the impasto with cream - colored screams and bitter claw marks.»

«The painting leaves the studio as a purist, abstract, non-objective object of art, returns as a record of everyday (surrealist, expressionist) experience («chance» spots, defacements, hand - markings, accident - «happenings,» scratches), and is repainted, restored into a new painting painted in the same old way (negating the negation of art), again and again, over and over again, until it is just «right» again» (Ad Reinhardt, in: Americans 1963, Museum of Modern Art, NY, 1963).

Mark scratched his head, «I notice that the secretaries, paralegals, associates, senior associates and junior partners who are most unhappy eventually leave.

For example, if your neighbor's cats get into a brawl on the hood of your car and they leave claw marks from one end to the other, your comprehensive coverage pays to have the scratches buffed out, even though the damage is relatively minor.

While smartphone screens may be scratched by items like keys and sand particles, the concern with Motorola's flagship phone is that a fingernail can leave an undesirable mark on the smartphone's screen.

Just remember that large dogs can still scratch hardwood, so maybe reserve it for bedrooms if your pup will leave a mark or add area rugs to cover a lot of the surface area.