Use scraps of material to make small tied quilts. Size depends on pet, however 3x4 feet works best for most cats and small to medium sized dogs. Use fleece for the backing and quilt batting to fill.
Several positioned around the house makes perfect furniture protection. The size mentioned above is perfect to cover the seats and tuck into the sides of chairs or backs of sofa cushions. These small quilts are easy to grab and wash and very easy to train pets to use because they are so soft and familiar. Use fabric that compliments the decor.
By Marcia Kania from Graytown, OH
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Your dog in the picture is just adorable. Such a cute little face. Is it part boxer? What a great idea. My dog doesn't shed but I'd still love to make some for my friends.
My mom had made a lap quilt for her twin. Both are deceased. As is my little Bobbie, who is forever wrapped in the love of that same little quilt.
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This is a page about protecting leather furniture from cats. One of the best ways to protect your furniture is to put nail covers on your cat's claws. They are soft, plastic tips, that glue onto the nails and prevent them from scratching inappropriately. They are safe and easy to apply.
