cat will be missing by tonight if I don't find a car cover solution. Any co.'s I should look at ?
02-13-2006, 01:38 PM
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cat will be missing by tonight if I don't find a car cover solution. Any co.'s I should look at ?
Already resorted to lifting the hood and trunk to de tour him. Now I have even bigger scratches on my fenders by the turn indicators on BOTH sides from him trying to get up that way instead of getting up on the hood. This sucks as I love cats but Love my S4 way more.
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I modded my cat with these:
They are at least worth a try for you. My vet installed them for something like $10 over the cost of the upgrade kit. 
It saved my furniture and clothing. They lasted me 3 months per install. Replace them when they wear down or when their nails grow long enough to be clipped.
Mine rarely saw concrete so they lasted a LONG time. Never wore through, always lasted until a clipping was really needed.
I went with clear, but you can get all girly or i noticed they have a few ricer options that didn't exist last time i looked.
They carry them at Petco, etc. Don't have to order them.<ul><li><a href="http://www.softpaws.com/soft_paws_kit.htm">http://www.softpaws.com/soft_paws_kit.htm</a</li></ul>
It saved my furniture and clothing. They lasted me 3 months per install. Replace them when they wear down or when their nails grow long enough to be clipped.
Mine rarely saw concrete so they lasted a LONG time. Never wore through, always lasted until a clipping was really needed.
I went with clear, but you can get all girly or i noticed they have a few ricer options that didn't exist last time i looked.
They carry them at Petco, etc. Don't have to order them.<ul><li><a href="http://www.softpaws.com/soft_paws_kit.htm">http://www.softpaws.com/soft_paws_kit.htm</a</li></ul>
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02-13-2006, 02:45 PM
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cats shouldn't be outdoor pets anyway...
but if yours is, it should have already set the standard in your neighborhood for just who the bitch is. Then fighting wouldn't be a problem. LOL.
j/k.
But really, they kill too many good birds and other bad stuff. They should be inside.
j/k.
But really, they kill too many good birds and other bad stuff. They should be inside.
02-13-2006, 02:47 PM
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LOL
Mine didn't chew. For the first few minutes he wigged out as if there were string caught in his claws or something, you know, flicking his paws around. Then he grabbed one with his teeth and pulled real hard.
All in all, 1 minute into it he must have said "ah, screw it" and he was never bothered by them again.
All in all, 1 minute into it he must have said "ah, screw it" and he was never bothered by them again.
