I bought these sheets back in 2021, and I finally went through all the sheets I had--I came back to reorder, and figured the least I could do is leave a review!These honestly have made a huge difference in the scratching habits of my cats. Overall I've been fortunate to have little general issues with my cats scratching my couch, but sometimes they get a wild hair and I use these to deter claws in my furniture.Pros:-Easy to use, you can cut them to sizes you may need or shapes you may need.-They work! Cats almost immediately stopped scratching when I applied them.-Long-lasting--usually it takes one or two interactions with the tape for cats to get the idea.Cons:-Things can and will stick to them once they're applied. Blankets, clothes, etc. If you're planning on placing this stuff in a high-traffic area, I'd maybe consider using the plastic sheets with pins instead. Panther makes a version of these.-In addition to sticking to clothes, the tape did pull out some fur from my cats if they stood on the tape or brushed up against it. Not ripping anything out mind you, but it will pull some loose hair out, and that can be a little gross looking.-Not all surfaces are created equal--I had some cheap curtains that the tape will not come off of. They were affordable enough I can replace them, but something to keep in mind if you plan on using these on curtains.

Seems to work! Easy to cut and install. Sturdy; sticks to couch. Cats have not scratched couch since installment. Seems safe and the appearance is what it is. I want couch to be protected.

they work. sticky on both sides.

*UPDATE 2.11.24Cats managed to rip off some of the tape, the areas are though a little more tricky for the tape to stay on good or I just didn't push it on good enough. The couch cover is also slipping more than I'd like to, so it's easy for them to "work on" that tape. My orange tabby managed to get his hair stuck to the tape, he loves to rub against my furniture, legs, couch etc. So no surprise there. Most of the corners they had destroyed before I covered, they now leave alone. I will replace the damaged tape and see if they manage to rip it off again.My cats have no fear other than the vaccum cleaner and my mop. They even don't mind foil on the counters and rather chew on it. So, if the tape won't work for mine, doesn't mean it won't work for others. Trying to upload more pictures of the damaged tape soon, currently giving me issues to upload.I wish I would've started to train my cats sooner, despite them having scratching posts, chew toys/sticks they managed to literally destroy my couch and ottoman on several corners.Finally bought covers and to avoid them from doing the same to my covers I purchased this training tape (way too late).Love that it comes in 3 different sizes for larger areas! Easy to peel off and stick on. Definitely pay attention to what fabric you have, it is super sticky.Will report back in a few weeks if I remember to and update on how it is working out! So far I like how invisible it is on my lighter couch cover, definitely more visible on darker fabric, but it doesn't bother me since it is for a good cause!!So far, would buy again!

I bought this to put on my furniture for my kitten and it worked. The 12 sheets were enough to cover one material covered arm chair from top to bottom. Was easy to apply and come off. But I had to cut some strips to smaller pieces and those were difficult to get the backing off from. Also DO NOT make the mistake I made and put the wrong side on your furniture. It tells you which side to put on your furniture and a couple smaller pieces I did the opposite way because I couldn't get the backing off so the other side came off first. Don't do this cause it will leave sticky residue on your furniture. Now I have to figure out how to get that off. But if you've put it on properly it comes off great. Highly recommend because it works, my cat tried once, saw how sticky it was and never tried again

Si funciona, de buena calidad.

Al sacarlos del empaque mi gato pensó que eran comida, los coloqué en todas sus partes favoritas para afilar sus uñas de mi sala y comenzó a lamerlas de manera tan intensa por que le súper encanto el sabor que arranco un pedazo y se lo comió. Bastó con un regaño para que dejara de lamer y comerse el producto, obvio continuo lamiendo sin embargo el producto se adhirió tan bien que logró hacer su función. Ya no a arañado mis sillones solo que ahora te sientas, y te pegas, se le pegan los pelos, pelusas etc y da la impresión de sala de abuelita de esas que acostumbraban a no remover el plástico para evitar el desgaste jajaja. Cómpralos, si funcionan.

Used this product to retrain our cat to stop using the sofa as a scratching post. After the first night of applying the sheets to the sofa, Myko now stops to think about putting his paws on the sofa. Now after a month Myko has stopped going near the sofas and now fully uses his scratching posts and pads. Success!!!Highly recommend.

I'm putting this at the start in case the company checks reviews - on the product sheet insert, the company thanks customers for not declawing their cats. This is a great message, except as shown in the second image of my review, it uses a photo of a cat getting their claws trimmed to illustrate the point. While I'd like to think people understand it's just a picture, I've actually met cat owners who declawed their cats and believed it was as harmless as a normal nail trim with a nail clipper. What would be far better than misrepresenting the declawing procedure would be explaining what it does to a cat - for anyone unfamiliar, a cat's claws are fully integrated into their skeletal structure so declawing them is the mechanical equivalent of losing your fingertips, NOT your fingernails. It can seriously affect their balance and causes a lot of mental stress for some cats. A nail clipper, if designed for cats and kept away from the nail bed (or the "quick") is a safe and humane tool in contrast - and keeping claws trimmed can even encourage some cats to use healthy sharpening toys like scratching posts!!That said, the product is great so far! There's no real scent, and the packaging is GREAT, no unnecessary waste! Reading the instructions was quick, and applying the sheet was a breeze. My cat (see photo 3 for the accused hiding on a shelf) was never a furniture destroyer so this is my first time needing a product like this, but in her old age (going on 15-16) she'll chew and swallow sisal fibers compulsively so I had to switch out her traditional wrapped scratching post for one with knitted sisal. Sufficed to say she isn't pleased by the new fancy post and instead began using the corner of my bed to scratch. I have linen sheets so at the beginning this didn't damage them (pro tip for other cat owners: linen's weave is loose enough that claws will rarely snag on threads!) but after four months of not being able to get her to pay attention to the scratching post, even linen fell prey to her little claws and she tore a little hole in the fitted sheet last week.So, enter the panther tape! I applied a mid-size sheet to the area she goes for (corner of my bed, check the first review photo!) and put the scratching post closer to it as incentive. It's a little noticeable if your furniture is front facing, but if you're like me and want to use this on your bed, the stickiness that's on the outside isn't as strong as the adhesive on the inside, so you can safely hide it under a duvet or flat sheet. I'll update my review at the one month mark, when I plan to take the sheet off and see if my cat's lost interest! If not, there are plenty more sheets in the package, and in three different sizes, so it's a great value for the cost.

Not all cats are the same, but this stops my cat for sure. It's easy to apply, sticks well, and the ones from February are still working too. I'm on my third pack and will continue to use it. It's not the cheapest but you get quality. And it's still way cheaper than buying a new couch or getting repairs.My only gripe is the useless corner white rectangles with the red arrows. They aren't needed for application, and don't come off easily or 100 percent ever, so you're left with little white spots of paper.I just peel off the blue side, press it onto the couch with the white side, and the white peels off no problem. Please just ditch the arrow stickers