Sofa-Scratcher Squared' Cat Scratching Post & Couch-Corner/Furniture Protector (Ivory)

Looks great, works great, fits great. My cats are no longer tearing up my couch. I’ve found it’s helpful to have multiple scratching posts, and the really like the tall vertical ones so they can get a full body stretch. Highly recommend this.

I bought one to see how it was, now buying 2 more for the rest of the couch corners! It’s so sturdy and nice, coloring is great and doesn’t look cheap/ugly like some scratchers do. I wish I found this sooner as my couch corners are 75% destroyed, but glad I finally found them and can tell all my family and friends! So worth the money, you’ll see!

We needed to protect the couch from the newest additions to the family and this product works great! It’s extremely easy to assemble in about 3-5 minutes. The cats love it and so does our couch! It is very durable and sturdy when stand is placed underneath the couch leg. Highly recommended!

Easy to assemple (3 screws), sturdy (plexiglass mounting plate/base sits under the couch leg and is sturdy) and covers damage to the corner of my gray couch, and it happends to match the texture and color of the chouch very well.This beats a grey blanket flung over the damaged corner with torm fabric and stuffing showing, which looked wierd and cluttered up the couch (which already had two throw blankets over it.)Heartily reccoment this.

Good product. Quite pricey but very easy to assemble and protect well my couch! Highly recommend.

UPDATE 7/25/2020: We now own four of these sofa scratchers. (I have four sofas and far too many cats) I’ve had zero functionality issues. My sofa(s) have never felt uneven due to the acrylic base. None of the acrylic bases has ever broken when I’ve placed my furniture on it and then sat on the furniture - all bases are still intact. I did need to buy a piece of plexiglass for the sofa scratcher that I got for my reclining sectional because the “foot” on the sectional sits farther back than on a traditional sofa. I used the base that came with the sofa scratcher as a guide and just cut out a longer base. And it works like a dream. As you can see in the second photo the sofa scratcher comes up higher on the sectional that my other sofa but, for us, this isn’t an issue. I’ll be ordering two more next month for the fourth sofa. These are ingenious and I’m sad that I didn’t think them in to being. If you’re on the fence, seriously, buy them.Despite having two scratching posts and a cat tree with scratching posts our cats had destroyed the corner of our sofa. The company that made our sofas offers custom slip covers but they are $600 and we just weren’t willing to pay that kind of money right now. Enter this baby here!I had read all of the reviews and was a little scared that it wouldn’t be sturdy but, it is. It doesn’t fit super tight to the sofa at the top but you can’t tell unless your looking for it - my son didn’t notice it at all until I showed it to him. I got the brown and it’s almost a perfect match color wise.My cats were a tad leery of it on the first day but after they figured it out and rubbed on it a few times they love it.The screw holes in my unit were perfectly placed and aligned with the plexiglass base exactly as they should. We’ve had no problems with claws getting stuck or any of that business. Honestly, I wish I’d found it a long time ago so that the corner of my sofa wasn’t a mess. Lesson learned. If you are having problems with your fur babies scratching your furniture, give this a try.

My cat destroyed the arms of a previous couch, so I was determined not to let that happen with this one.I have a "chofa" - a couch with a chaise lounge piece on one end, so I got 3 of the corner protectors. The color matches the couch almost perfectly, it blends in well, and still looks great. The one unprotected part of the couch she scratches is, of course, the lower part of the couch/the chaise part. If they made couch/corner protectors that were lower, I would 100% get them.In terms of using them, at first she ignored them, but after a month or so started to use them to scratch a little and rub against, which is great - she gets to scratch, I get my furniture. No battle of the wills, no spritzing/shooing away. When I first got them, I sprayed them with some Feliway every once in a while (maybe 1-2x/week).They were easy to put together and set up. So far have held up well. Would definitely recommend.

I love the idea of this. Give the cats something appropriate to scratch on, located in a spot they like to scratch, and protect the furniture. The sisal material is nice, but unfortunately this scratcher is several inches too short to be as effective as it should/could be. Cats like to be able to stretch up to scratch, and ours were reaching over the top of this before they were even fully grown. They are not large breed cats either. We have to put a blanket along the top of the couch and let it hang down over the unprotected area above the scratcher. Also the acrylic base which anchors the post under the couch leaves a lot to be desired. The scratcher had a tendency to lean out away from the couch, and then the base broke off after a couple months. We replaced it with a piece of plywood (larger than the acrylic piece that came with it) and a few longer screws and it seems to be holding for now, but this type of DIY modifications shouldn't be necessary at this cost.

Quality product, now just training the cats to use it