Sofa-Scratcher Furniture Protector Cat Scratching Post

I have been looking for something like this ever since I’ve saw a corner furniture scratcher that someone made. It took a little catnip to attract my cat but now she uses it regularly. The reason I didn’t give it five stars is because it isn’t that stable without help. I had my husband attach twine to the inside near the top and we brought it over the arm of my coach and attacked it to some wood that was part of the frame under the cushion, otherwise it would lean forward when our cat stretched up on it and cats won’t use a scratcher that isn’t stable. Otherwise it’s great!

I bought two to put in front of each sofa arm that she was scratching. She started scratching the tops of the sofa arms instead....she avoids these things even with the catnip spray AND catnip I rubbed on them. And now I hit them when I walk past them. I am sad lol. They do more harm than good in my home :(

My cat has been stalking the arms of my beautiful new sofa for a couple of weeks and I had been looking for a sofa protector. This one is just the right height, very well-made and easy to assemble. Both arms of my sofa are now safe from claws!

There furniture protector sofa scratchers have been fantastic. My cats like to stretch and scratch on fabric chairs and sofa corners. I have anti-scratch tape on some furniture parts, but it is really not for long term use and can leave residue on furniture. I have plenty of other scratchers too, but they still go for the furniture. So I thought I would try these. They love them and use them all the time. I bought these curved ones for my sofa corner too because they were a little less expensive than the 90 degree angled variety. They work just fine.

It is too heavy for the small glass bottom to hold up it falls over. Even with a 20lb weight I had to put on it which ruins the look. It was not designed for the floor.

Fits perfectly under my couch foot. My cat doesn’t go around it to scratch the sofa, he uses the post since it covers nicely where he likes to scratch. Great idea

Miss Kitty shows no interest in the sofa-scratcher that now blocks an area where she used to dig in. Instead, she continues to scratch elsewhere on the sofa and other fabric furniture. I am trying to lure her with catnip and hoping she will change her habits.

Two of my cats had a nasty habit of clawing the corner of our mattress box spring. I tucked this under the box spring, flush against it, and not only does it look great- the cats love it. Very sturdy, too.

Great item. Wish I had found this earlier instead of having two posts on either side of my couch which constantly move around and take up valuable space on my small apartment

My cat does not seem to like it but the concept is great.