protecto cat proof couch protector & scratching furniture guard w/sofa safe design & grip-tight adhesive - effective sofa leg & corner scratch deterrent & repellant protecto happy pet parents are reporting how the slick surface on protecto’s couch protector naturally stop cat scratching furniture by eliminating the plucking sensation that our furry friends get when sharpening claws. in fact, most are reporting that their cats simply loose interest and move on. so no more chasing with spray bottles, or using repellant liquids - your furniture stays fresh and protected - even when you're away.<br><br>protecto's unique design lets you laser focus your cat couch protector coverage.<br><br>with 12x8" or 16x12" cat sofa protector sheets, you can cut to any shape for plenty of protection wherever you need it.<br><br>use scissors and the supplied templates to cut to any desired size or shape. then remove the film and apply using the self-adhesive, and you are all set to enjoy fully protected furniture.<br><br>most customers get the best results by placing the sofa protector at a point higher than the cat when standing on hind legs.<br><br>as you check out the pictures you will see how the unique sofa safe design uses grip-tight adhesive instead of pins or tape. and you will notice the flex-wrap design that allows you to fit your cat proof couch protector on any shape (even rounded surfaces).<br><br>now you can to stop cat scratching furniture and save your expensive sofa without poking holes. plus, the decor friendly design allows the natural beauty of your sofa to shine through. so you can stop covering corners with embarrassing cardboard or clunky looking plastic corner protectors.<br><br>this means you can keep your couch guard in place for day and night protection and end expensive repairs - all while restoring peace to your home.<br><br>cat proof your couch with petipet and smile more knowing that your furniture is safe from your kitty's best efforts, and that you are naturally - and painlessly - deterring, repelling, and training your furry friend to stop shredding your furniture.