Sticky Paws 10 XL Sheets (2 Packs of 5 Sheets)

Little fiddly to get stuck on with out tearing, but have had a set on our couch and recliner. Our cats have not bothered the corners at All. I'm about to change them out but they have last longer than I expected. Not very sticky at this point but cats don't bother.

I give up on these. I tried every way you could possibly think to keep these on the furniture. I even tried to pin them on! They just do not stay on any of my cloth couches and chairs. Which is the reason I bought them! Complete waste of money and time!

Works well.

They work really well, but they come off fairly easily. My toddler gets stuck on them, and so do throw blankets. You have to place them a bit strategically to avoid this.

Sticks well but can ruin the a couch or something you put it on that's material. I put it on my couch and eventually it dried out so I went to remove it to put another new one and as I pulled it off, on the edges of the couch, it pulled off chunks of material/ fabric at spots, so that kinda of sucked. Plus when it gets dry like that the cat starts to scratch at that area bc it doesn't prevent him anymore as there's no adhesion

I can't stress this enough - DO NOT FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PACKAGE. Doing so will result in a terrible experience, and will likely make you waste several sheets.After contacting the manufacturer, I was told the following:"The Sticky Paws XL sheets are designed to be either used as a whole sheet or 2 smaller sheets. To ensure the sticky paws stay together as one sheet, it's important to follow the instructions in the proper order.- The white backing is split in 2 separate sheets and should be first pulled down to expose the sticky paws.- Then, the full sheet of sticky paws can be applied to the desired surface and then the brown backing is removed last."I came up with this same workaround myself, after thinking about how to use the product. I say workaround, because the instructions say to do perform the exact OPPOSITE steps. Telling users to remove the Sticky Paws sheets from the brown backing first, then applying the sheets, then peel off the white backing. This is where things fall apart, because attempting to peel the white backing off splits the sheets in two, making it nearly impossible to get the white backing sheets off.To confuse things even further, the packaging says there are five sheets in the pack, and the instructions say this "There is (1) 9" x 12" Sticky Paws® sheet on each brown base sheet, with a thin cut down the middle to allow for crack & peel application.”But the customer service rep said this "The Sticky Paws XL sheets are designed to be either used as a whole sheet or 2 smaller sheets."So there is a total disconnect between the product documentation and the actual product use.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------TERRIBLE design. The white backing is two sheets, each half the width of the sticky sheet. The white backing is supposed to be "crack and peel", indicating that you should be able to stick the full sheet to a piece of furniture, then start removing the backing sheets from the center of the sticky sheet, peeling off each half-sheet of backing while the sticky sheet stays intact on the furniture. NOPE! With even the slightest pressure, the plastic sheet splits in half, right at the seam of the two white backing panels - like the sticky sheet was perforated along that seam. That leaves you with with two separate half-sheets of sticky material, both with white backing panels that are now IMPOSSIBLE to remove. I ended up struggling to get two of these on, ended up trashing two others, and just left the remaining sheet stuck on the furniture with the white backing still on it - because any further attempt to remove the backing would have split the sheet in half. So that's basically $7.50 out of a $12.50 package that went into the garbage.

We had great luck in using these to train a new cat. They work, easy to use, and can be placed on multiple surfaces

We bought new furniture in November, and even though our cats had never clawed up the old couches, they started clawing up this new one. With the new type of fabric, it really snagged and showed up badly. So I got some of this double sided sticky tape, and put it on the places they were clawing up. It really took 4 pieces to cover some of the arm of the couch, but it seemed to be an immediate deterrent. I can't see any evidence of them clawing since then. I also bought an extra large cat clawing post to put next to it, that they also seem to gravitate toward. I hope I'm not speaking too soon but it seems our problem is solved. I highly recommend this product.