Petslucent Cat Scratch Furniture Protector Tape, Cat Anti Scratch Training Tape, Double Sided Clear Sticky Paws Guards for Carpet, Sofa, Couch, Door (3''x 30 Yards)

It works well but my young cats decided to try to pull it off and eat it so removed it from that one place. They walked by it all the time but don’t bother the other places where I put the tape. The one thing I didn’t like was how hard it was to get the white paper off to expose the second sticky side. Would buy it again.

This tape works great! My cats don't like it! Saved my furniture!

Works great for repelling your cats from scratching up any furniture and is harmless. For the size of the roll and cost its great.

Deters the cat, destroys the laminate

This is a simply, effective, and humane training tool. It requires no negative interaction between you and your cat, nor any physical or emotional harm to your cat. Simply apply the easy to stick on tape to furniture or other objects the cat has been scratching or otherwise harming. Also apply to places you do not wish the cat to occupy. Since the cat hates sticky paws when in contact with the tape, it leaves immediately. I usually leave it in place for a week to give the cat time to learn to keep off forbidden areas. I have used this method for many years with several cats and it works every time. No more scratching etc. Some cats will need a refresher after several months when they think that the coast is clear. Simply repeat the training for as long as it takes your cat to learn.The tape will pull away with wear and on some fabrics. It can be put back or you may need a new strip here and there. It has never damaged anything in my home. Since it works quickly, it it easy to put up with a little sticky inconvenience for a while.

I ordered this to protect my furniture from my cat. The White paper backing doesn’t peel off of Sticky tape. It just peels off the paper & tape together. . It never separates like it should.

Can’t stopped scratching as much. But you do have to replace it every so often.

I purchased a different product for countertops which really worked well to deter my cat from jumping on the counter, but it was very hard to remove. So I needed to buy a roll of tape to cover a large piece of cardboard over my dining room table because I didn't want the tape to ruin the finish. This tape worked well for that. My cat hates the "sticky" feel so keeps off the table. If I have guests over, I remove the cardboard to the garage and replace it after they leave. He doesn't jump on the table anymore, but I will keep it on there for just a while longer, just to be sure. I should e bought the larger roll to cover more area.