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Why not go all out and put a cat bed on there along with a scratching post and some food & water ? I don't know why you think a blanket would work when cats love blankets
Tin foil hat?
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Why not go all out and put a cat bed on there along with a scratching post and some food & water ? I don't know why you think a blanket would work when cats love blankets
better yet, just don't buy a hair dressers car and you don't gt this problem........................
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It's a feet feel thing as much as anything. My parents had a dog some years ago they didn't want getting on the sofa and the trainer advised laying tin foil on the cushions when they weren't there. Solved the issue within a few weeks and stopped even when they removed the foil altogether. We wanted to deter our greyhound from going into the conservatory (lot of heavy stuff in there he could knock over) so we covered a doormat in several layers of foil and put it just inside the entrance, worked a treat. Doesn't even go near the place now.
Was it leaking in multiple places I wonder and all the owner had to hand was serveral rolls of foil
It could also be that
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When I was a kid I had a cat that sat on the roof of a neighbours soft top. We didn't like her and one day because of the idiot she was she set off with the cat on the roof. Loafs of claw marks. Serves her right