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Originally Posted by Vapor245
Ok.Thank you for responding first. I need to be more clear. Obviously cats scratch things. Obviously that is their nature as clawed animals. Obviously I'm not 3 years old and I know these things. I've bought her a scratching post to use. I NEED ADVICE ON HOW TO GET HER TO SCRATCH HER POST AND NOT MY FURNITURE. That is not a novel idea. It is not some crazy fantasy that no one achieves. It is not something strange to ask for. People do this every day and there is a solution. It involves a little thing called training. Just like I trained her to not pee on my carpet and to go in a litter box, it is entirely plausible that I can train her to use a scratching post. There are methods to do this and I know people employ them every day. I'm positive that unless you like destroying $2000 pieces of home furniture, you have done this yourself. I have had two other cats that did it perfectly fine. Obviously, there is a way to get Lily to use her post because it is entirely normal and would probably work better than wood and upholstery. I need advice on accomplishing that end.
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rub or spray the post with catnip. also every time she scratches summat she should'nt pick her up, without telling her off and put her paws ot to the post to encourage her, then praise
