Keeping Pets Off Furniture

RE: Keeping Pets Off Furniture By melmarr (83) Profile Contact I've used the spray bottle of water thing too, it works. Also the cats are never going to stop scratching things but again the spray bottle will work for this too if you give them something they can scratch like cat houses or scratch boards. Posted on 04/29/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Pets Off Furniture By h1alpha (1) Contact The aluminum foil trick works great. There is a product that I found that uses the same concept. Worked on both my dog and cat. www.petzoff.com Posted on 04/29/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Pets Off Furniture By riazmi (1) Contact OK everyone...thanks for the suggestions. I think I may have found something that works even when I am not home. The water spray works really well if you see them but when you don't it's tough. However I am not sure how I heard about this, but I read somewhere that foil on the furniture keeps animals off so I pulled a few sheets over things and so far so good. I guess it annoys/scares them whatever and for however long it works I am game! Thanks again. Posted on 04/19/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Pets Off Furniture By Poor But Proud (529) Contact I suggest the spray bottle with a very sharp "Ahhhh!" sound from your mouth. My cats even respond to it. Then, pretty soon, just the word is all they will need. Posted on 04/19/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Pets Off Furniture By PainterLee (54) Contact Try giving them special things to lie on. Make them beds with old blankets or buy pet beds (look on ebay for good deals.) And you should try the water squirt bottle. it won't be easy with that many animals. Be prepared for a lot frustration. But if you are consistent, they will get the message. -Lee in FL Posted on 04/19/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Pets Off Furniture By TraceyI (67) Profile Contact Have you tried a water spray bottle? Should work for cats and dogs. A few sprays and they should run from the sight of the bottle. My dogs like to lay on the couch on blankets. If the blanket ends up on the floor, they lay on the blanket on the floor. So they want the blanket not the couch. Could you ween them to a blanket and then move that to a pet spot in the family area. I have seen the dog whisperer on tv lead them off by the collar and then say no when they tried to get back up. Not sure you could manage that one with so many animals though. Tracey in Jacksonville, FL Posted on 04/15/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

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