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96ukssob 10-22-2009 10:32 PM

stupid cat destroyed my couch!
 
Ive noticed less and less stuffing in the back of my couch and tonight I take a look and notice my stupid cat has crawled up in the back and pulled almost all the stuffing out to make a nest under the couch.

Worst part is im getting lower back pain now from the bar in my back from the couch. Damn cat :mad:

This is the third time ive tried to stop the cat but moron keeps finding a way up there, whether its through a tiny opening or she some hows crawls up through the front (just saw her doing it like a damn snake)

I thought dogs were a pain in the ass, but this cat is WAY worse

Loch 10-22-2009 10:35 PM

cats can suck soooo bad.....i have had a great one as a kid though.

And another one that went 100% crazy!

comeplay 10-22-2009 10:35 PM

sounds like a week of duct tape mittens as a punishment is in order!

96ukssob 10-22-2009 10:39 PM

my gf has some Halloween decorations and one straw glued to styrofoam with a scare crow on top... moron pulled off half the straw then chokes on the corn stalk pieces but keeps going back.

i bought a spray bottle to squirt her with water, but its like she doesnt care and thinks its a free bath

argh, dont know what to do with this menace! :1orglaugh

comeplay 10-22-2009 10:41 PM

http://tintee.files.wordpress.com/20...ersoaker50.jpg

Time to upgrade your spray bottle

After Shock Media 10-22-2009 10:44 PM

Cats typically do not like the scent of oranges. Can always try some orange peels, oranges, or just orange or other citrus type oils.

Odd you have something wrong pissing you off every other day in your life.
You seemed to also have known the cat was eating your couch already.

Perhaps you should move the couch so that the cat can not get behind it. If it is a inside cat I would think it needs some more toys, a scratching post of its own, or well take the fucking front claws out (I wouldnt but you can).

96ukssob 10-22-2009 10:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 16457196)
Cats typically do not like the scent of oranges. Can always try some orange peels, oranges, or just orange or other citrus type oils.

Odd you have something wrong pissing you off every other day in your life.
You seemed to also have known the cat was eating your couch already.

Perhaps you should move the couch so that the cat can not get behind it. If it is a inside cat I would think it needs some more toys, a scratching post of its own, or well take the fucking front claws out (I wouldnt but you can).

yeah, tell me about it. my friend said i should start a blog... "the life experiment of bossku69" :1orglaugh

its an indoor cat and has MORE toys than any other pet i know, but is always causing trouble because its young. I tried to fix the couch by buying velcro and getting the back to stay closed, but the cat likes to play with it and found out how to get in.

i just came out of the bathroom and saw her weasel her way out of the bottom with white stuffing in her mouth.

sometimes shes drives me insane... especially in the morning when im trying to sleep and she walks on my head so i get up to watch her eat her food

Barefootsies 10-22-2009 10:55 PM

You're not alone. I have two of them.

They are slowly destroying my couch from the inside and outside. When a girlfriend comes over, the jealous Siamese will go under the couch and claw at her butt where she is sitting.

Then on the top side. I have hair all over the headrest, even between cleanings every two weeks (house cleaner). Then I have them sharpening their claws on the corners of couch and love seat.

This does not get into the yack on new carpeting, or claw marks on new drywall and paint upstairs, among other little 'treats' throughout the house.

:disgust

born2blog 10-22-2009 11:36 PM

cats love to get into trouble!!

katharos 10-22-2009 11:42 PM

hehe thats cats :)

raven1083 10-23-2009 12:10 AM

good i don't have cat in home...

split_joel 10-23-2009 12:18 AM

declaw them if there inside cats, shit simple solution.

JamesK 10-23-2009 12:24 AM

Teach them to use the scratcher. My mothers cat never scratches anything else besides that. You could spray some water on him if he does scratch the couch and show him the scratcher. Make sure to reward him when he does that by himself, so he knows that is the right thing to do.

ztik 10-23-2009 12:26 AM

throw a bunch of cayenne pepper up in there

after a couple of times it will learn

FatBastard 10-23-2009 12:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by comeplay (Post 16457173)
sounds like a week of duct tape mittens as a punishment is in order!

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

LiveDose 10-23-2009 02:07 AM

This thread is funny as hell.

I better check my couches.

hjnet 10-23-2009 02:23 AM

Destroy the cat

MaDalton 10-23-2009 02:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by split_joel (Post 16457336)
declaw them if there inside cats, shit simple solution.

only if we can declaw you too

rowan 10-23-2009 04:55 AM

My cats pretty much leave everything alone, but they're constantly waking me. Sometimes I think I'd rather they just quietly destroy my furniture...

NBBCash Matze 10-23-2009 05:03 AM

our red little devil just tries to pull down every object laid on the furniture but he also leaves nasty scratches. Bawling and chasing helps a lot :thumbsup. Anyway nice weekend to everyone :winkwink:.

brassmonkey 10-23-2009 05:22 AM

that's funny

Fletch XXX 10-23-2009 05:27 AM

cats are filthy animals and just as destructive as dogs they just do a little less damage

Chosen 10-23-2009 05:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 16457196)
Cats typically do not like the scent of oranges. Can always try some orange peels, oranges, or just orange or other citrus type oils.

Odd you have something wrong pissing you off every other day in your life.
You seemed to also have known the cat was eating your couch already.

Perhaps you should move the couch so that the cat can not get behind it. If it is a inside cat I would think it needs some more toys, a scratching post of its own, or well take the fucking front claws out (I wouldnt but you can).

:2 cents:

Iron Fist 10-23-2009 05:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by split_joel (Post 16457336)
declaw them if there inside cats, shit simple solution.

But... think of THE CATS!!! So CRUEL!

(that's what the vet said anyways... I agree with you though..)

LoveSandra 10-23-2009 05:56 AM

i like cats :)

cykoe6 10-23-2009 06:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barefootsies (Post 16457217)
You're not alone. I have two of them.

They are slowly destroying my couch from the inside and outside. When a girlfriend comes over, the jealous Siamese will go under the couch and claw at her butt where she is sitting.

Then on the top side. I have hair all over the headrest, even between cleanings every two weeks (house cleaner). Then I have them sharpening their claws on the corners of couch and love seat.

This does not get into the yack on new carpeting, or claw marks on new drywall and paint upstairs, among other little 'treats' throughout the house.

:disgust

Same problem. No matter what I do I cannot get my two cats to leave the corners of the couch alone. I just bought it two months ago and it is already ready for the trash heap. The corners are all ragged and it is covered in hair (even with a cleaning lady once a week.) Anyway I still love them. :)

John-ACWM 10-23-2009 06:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by comeplay (Post 16457190)

:1orglaugh:1orglaughextreme yet funny!

Ross 10-23-2009 06:30 AM

My dog doesn't have a problem with cats

http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos..._3464544_n.jpg

Jman 10-23-2009 06:39 AM

I got an old leather chair and put it in my living room... I call it the cats chair as since I have put it there they have left every other piece of furniture alone.

I do not believe in de-clawing aka Amputate a cat.

http://www.orphankittenrescue.com/~A...declaw_img.gif

Slick 10-23-2009 06:45 AM

Ya know, I'm sorry to say it, BUT I have to agree with the declawing of cats. I myself have 3 indoor cats and the wife wanted them declawed, but yet I heard about how bad it was, so I dragged my feet with it and fought to keep their claws and tried and tried to stop them from clawing at stuff, they had scratching posts, the spray that's supposed to detour them, cardboard things you hang off the door handles, toys up the ass, I cut their nails often, and I always sprayed them when I saw them scratching something.

Well, after my 8 year old house had pretty much every piece of door molding scratched to hell, REALLY deep on some doors, the carpet pulled up in a few places, and a 2 year old chair, that wasn't cheap, destroyed, amongst a couple of other things, I gave up on the fight to save their claws and got their front claws taken out.

Since they were declawed, I love my cats many times more than I ever did before, they're prefect, and they act no differently than before, they were actually back to themselves shortly after bringing them in the door.

I guess I'll sit back and watch everyone jump on me now, go ahead, ha ha. I tried, I used to think the way most of you do, that a cats had the claws when I got them, blah blah blah, and that it's up to me to teach them right from wrong, but when you try everything and it doesn't work, while the nice stuff around you that you bust your ass off to make the money to pay for is being destroyed around you, you have to do what ya do.

Jman 10-23-2009 06:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slick (Post 16457950)
Ya know, I'm sorry to say it, BUT I have to agree with the declawing of cats. I myself have 3 indoor cats and the wife wanted them declawed, but yet I heard about how bad it was, so I dragged my feet with it and fought to keep their claws and tried and tried to stop them from clawing at stuff, they had scratching posts, the spray that's supposed to detour them, cardboard things you hang off the door handles, toys up the ass, I cut their nails often, and I always sprayed them when I saw them scratching something.

Well, after my 8 year old house had pretty much every piece of door molding scratched to hell, REALLY deep on some doors, the carpet pulled up in a few places, and a 2 year old chair, that wasn't cheap, destroyed, amongst a couple of other things, I gave up on the fight to save their claws and got their front claws taken out.

Since they were declawed, I love my cats many times more than I ever did before, they're prefect, and they act no differently than before, they were actually back to themselves shortly after bringing them in the door.

I guess I'll sit back and watch everyone jump on me now, go ahead, ha ha. I tried, I used to think the way most of you do, that a cats had the claws when I got them, blah blah blah, and that it's up to me to teach them right from wrong, but when you try everything and it doesn't work, while the nice stuff around you that you bust your ass off to make the money to pay for is being destroyed around you, you have to do what ya do.

In most Europeen country it is illegal to declaw an animal... North America is sooo primitive.

Would you amputate a young kid cause he drew with crayons on your walls????

If you do everything and it does not work, give the cat to someone less cruel then you:2 cents:

cykoe6 10-23-2009 06:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jean-Francois (Post 16457940)
I got an old leather chair and put it in my living room... I call it the cats chair as since I have put it there they have left every other piece of furniture alone.

I do not believe in de-clawing aka Amputate a cat.

http://www.orphankittenrescue.com/~A...declaw_img.gif

I completely agree. Don't get a cat if you don't want to deal with them. Declawing is inhumane. :2 cents:

Agent 488 10-23-2009 06:50 AM

glue factory.

Jman 10-23-2009 06:52 AM

BTW Cayenne Pepper does wonder.

Take a 2 sided tape put some cayenne pepper on it and tape it right under the edge of the couch.. your cats will stay the hell away.

Scott McD 10-23-2009 07:00 AM

My cat rocks! :pimp

Doesn't scratch anything it shouldn't, doesn't misbehave, or anything like that. Even when she was a kitten.

It just likes it's food, it's sleep, and most of all some human company... :thumbsup


http://i443.photobucket.com/albums/q...nit/00wucy.jpg


http://i443.photobucket.com/albums/q...iznit/lucy.jpg


http://i443.photobucket.com/albums/q...znit/lucy2.jpg

cykoe6 10-23-2009 07:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott McD (Post 16457989)

She is a cutie :)

Scott McD 10-23-2009 07:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cykoe6 (Post 16457992)
She is a cutie :)

That's her Sphinx pose... :winkwink:

Slick 10-23-2009 07:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jean-Francois (Post 16457957)
In most Europeen country it is illegal to declaw an animal... North America is sooo primitive.

Would you amputate a young kid cause he drew with crayons on your walls????

If you do everything and it does not work, give the cat to someone less cruel then you:2 cents:

I might actually consider amputating my kids if they constantly messed up my walls :winkwink:

IF I was single, perhaps I would've just given them away, however, try to explain that to your 3 kids. My 7 year old daughter especially that loves that cats, she also got scratched pretty good a few times, which brings up another reason for their fate.

You can say what you want about me being cruel that I should've given the cats to someone less cruel. Maybe I should've dropped them off at an overpopulated Humane Society. These cats are well fed, get their daily snacks, and have beds, toys, cat houses, and more importantly, a family that no matter what you or others may say, loves them very very much and gives them all the attention they want/need.

woj 10-23-2009 07:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by comeplay (Post 16457173)
sounds like a week of duct tape mittens as a punishment is in order!

I can just imagine how hilarious watching that would be :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Roby 10-23-2009 07:05 AM

so why i do not like to have cat at home


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