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Lorraine Wilde

  • Owner, Wilde World Communications
Bellingham
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We Tested 18 Bestselling Cat Repellents-A Few Of Them Actually Work!

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By Katherine Alex Beaven Verified, Lorraine Wilde
| The Spruce Pets
Cat repellent is a tool cat owners can use to help keep cats away from potential dangers like toxic plants or halt unwanted behaviors like scratching furniture. It can come in the form of sprays, adhesive tapes or panels, and mats that release a slight static charge on contact. It's worth keeping in mind that unlike dogs, cats often respond best to positive reinforcement, so we recommend opting for the least-negative deterrent experience possible for your situation.
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Guard Your Couch With One of Our Favorite Cat Scratch Furniture Protectors

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By Lorraine Wilde
| The Spruce Pets
If you have a cat, furniture protectors prevent damage while allowing your kitty to scratch-a healthy behavior that helps them exercise, stretch, relieve stress, maintain their claws, and leave their scent in their territory. "When choosing furniture or couch protectors, you want to get a thick material that your cat can't scratch through to the furniture underneath," says Dr. Janet Cutler, CAAB, a certified cat behaviorist at Cat World.
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The 13 Best Cat Carriers of 2026

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By Anna Mejorada, Lorraine Wilde
| The Spruce Pets
The right carrier for you and your cat will depend on your travel needs-by foot, by car, or by plane-the size of your cat, and your budget. We tested 30 pet carriers-including hard-sided and soft-sided kennels, bags, totes, and backpacks-then selected the top performers. Features like an entry door on top of the carrier can make it easier to get your cat safely inside, plus it's preferred by most veterinarians, who are more easily able to access your pet for care.
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