FAQ

Yes, cat nail caps work effectively to protect furniture and skin from scratches without causing harm to the cat.

Cats hate strong citrus scents such as lemon, orange, and grapefruit, as well as smells like vinegar, peppermint, and eucalyptus.

Yes, cat nail caps can be effective in preventing cats from scratching furniture or people, though they require proper application and maintenance.

Cats hate strong citrus scents like lemon, orange, grapefruit, as well as vinegar, lavender, and certain spices like pepper and eucalyptus.

Yes, cat nail caps can be effective in preventing scratching damage to furniture and skin while remaining humane and safe when properly applied.

Cats hate strong scents such as citrus, vinegar, menthol, and certain herbs like lavender and rosemary.

Redirect your cat’s scratching to acceptable surfaces like scratching posts and use gentle deterrents to discourage inappropriate scratching.

Cats may dig at carpets due to instinctual behavior, boredom, stress, or an attempt to create a comfortable resting spot.

Strong scents like citrus, vinegar, and eucalyptus can repel cats and help deter them from scratching carpets.

Redirect your cat's scratching behavior by providing suitable scratching posts, using deterrents on the carpet, and rewarding them for using approved surfaces.