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Cats are great companions and friends and they come equipped with sharp toenails. I've never believed in the whole de-clawing thing, I won't have the ends of my buddy's fingers removed just for the sake of saving a couch. But, cats want and need to scratch. So, I make mine their own scratching boards. Virtually free!! And, they are an excellent way to re-cycle some corrugated cardboard, get some great use out of it, and then RECYCLE IT AGAIN!!
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What you'll need:
Fresh, flat corrugated cardboard. Like, almost any cardboard box, bigger is better.
A sharp pocket knife or utility knife
A work surface you can cut on
A yardstick or some other straighedge and inch or two wide
some glue, like Elmer's (TM) or Titebond (TM).
Oh.....and at least one cat with claws.
Fresh, flat corrugated cardboard. Like, almost any cardboard box, bigger is better.
A sharp pocket knife or utility knife
A work surface you can cut on
A yardstick or some other straighedge and inch or two wide
some glue, like Elmer's (TM) or Titebond (TM).
Oh.....and at least one cat with claws.
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