Double-Sided Sticky Cat Scratch Deterrent Tape, 12 Clear Sheets

• Double-Sided Sticky Protection: One side anchors firmly to your furniture while the exposed top side stays sticky. Cats dislike the tacky feel under their paws, so they stop clawing that spot and move on, with no sprays, scents, or scolding needed to make the point.
• 12 Sheets in 3 Sizes: Each pack includes 5 XL, 5 Large, and 2 Medium double-sided sticky sheets to cover couch arms, cushion corners, chair backs, and door frames. Trim any sheet with scissors for a custom fit on the exact spots your cat keeps targeting.
• Clear and Low-Profile: The transparent sheets blend into upholstery and wood finishes, so your sofa is protected without bulky covers or throws. Your furniture still looks like your furniture while your cat learns where scratching is and isn't allowed.
• Easy to Apply, Peels Off Clean: Vacuum or lint-roll the area, peel back the liner, and press the adhesive side firmly into place, smoothing the edges. Sheets remove without sticky residue. Not recommended for leather, faux leather, velvet, or microfiber.
• Humane Training Tool: Double-sided sticky tape redirects scratching without scolding or spray bottles. Place a scratching post or pad next to the protected area so your cat has an approved place to scratch, and replace sheets as needed until the habit is broken.

If your cat has picked the arm of the couch as a scratching post, Trusty Paws Claws-Off double-sided sticky cat scratch deterrent tape gives you a simple, humane way to break the habit without sprays or scolding. Each pack contains 12 clear double-sided sticky sheets: 5 XL, 5 Large, and 2 Medium. One side adheres to your furniture. The exposed top side stays sticky, and cats dislike the feel of it under their paws, so they move on. Use the larger sheets on couch arms and chair backs, and the medium sheets on corners, door frames, and smaller targets. Every sheet can be trimmed with scissors for a custom fit. The sheets are transparent, so they blend into upholstery and wood finishes rather than covering your furniture with bulky protectors. To apply, vacuum or lint-roll the area to remove loose hair and dust. Trim the sheet if needed, peel back the protective liner, and press the adhesive side firmly onto the surface, smoothing around the edges for good adhesion. Watch your cat's behavior and replace sheets as needed until they lose interest in scratching the area. Sheets peel away without leaving residue. Works best on fabric upholstery, wood, and carpeted surfaces. Not recommended for faux leather, real leather, velvet, or microfiber. For the best results, keep a scratching post or pad close to the protected area so your cat always has somewhere else to go.