Sentences with phrase «rug as a scratching»

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Furniture and rugs will last longer if they don't need to be cleaned as often, and trimmed nails won't scratch floors or upholstery.

In these cases though, dogs are more likely to chew up items not related with departures such as remote controls and shoes and they may also chew up and scratch rugs, upholstery and couches.

However, having cats also has its downside as you can be dealing with multiple scratches and damage on furniture like the couch or dining chairs as well as the rugs, carpets, and walls.

Having a scratching post for cats would give pet owners some peace of mind as they can worry less that they will come home to damaged furniture, rugs or carpets.

If you keep cats as pets (or they keep you), you're probably all too familiar with the problem of cats scratching furniture, carpeting, draperies, wallpaper, rugs and just about anything else they can get their claws into.

There are many humane choices will still protect both human and feline health, as well as sofas and Persian rugs: Scratching posts, mats, corrugated cardboard, logs, softwood boards,...

As well, do you know how well this rug can withstand a cat scratching at it?