Um we have a situation with spooky chewing cords she is chewing stuff that is plugged in and un plugged how do I break that she's chewed through a bunch I'm frustrated
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Cat Chews Cords
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Read some of these threads about the same issue - as I recall I've read a number of them, and there were many suggestions you might want to try.
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The first thing that comes to mind, and I'm sure they are mentioned in the link that
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gave you, is to coat the cords with bitter apple or tabasco sauce. Of course, this has to be repeated periodically. The second thing is to buy cord covers that will keep her bitty toofies away from those cords!
FeebysOwner
gave you, is to coat the cords with bitter apple or tabasco sauce. Of course, this has to be repeated periodically. The second thing is to buy cord covers that will keep her bitty toofies away from those cords!
Umm thats dangerous....Have u went online n try to type cat chewing cords...
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No I'm afraid toUmm thats dangerous....Have u went online n try to type cat chewing cords...
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I will try wrapping them. I'm hoping this will work the Tabasco sauce I'm sure she would love it she's weirdThe first thing that comes to mind, and I'm sure they are mentioned in the link that
Hek wouldn't go after tabasco, but she does love raspberry sherbet. I do get "weird."
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You could also try a diluted chili pepper (teaspoon of chili pepper in water) or orange spray. If you spray a bit on the cords, she should keep away from them. It worked for my friend’s kitten who chewed through two laptop chargers.
25+ years ago, I was dealing with a cat with same fetish, while still living at home.
My not-entirely-humane solution at the time was to link 5x +9V batteries in series, with a bit of speaker wire across my cats bedding and play areas.
I remember being woken one early morning with "Bzzt" and "lick lick lick" sounds from one of my two cats at the time.
I can't really recommend this - I was young and stupid, and would never do this today. But I can't deny this completely *ended* Simba's interest in chewing electrical cords!
My not-entirely-humane solution at the time was to link 5x +9V batteries in series, with a bit of speaker wire across my cats bedding and play areas.
I remember being woken one early morning with "Bzzt" and "lick lick lick" sounds from one of my two cats at the time.
I can't really recommend this - I was young and stupid, and would never do this today. But I can't deny this completely *ended* Simba's interest in chewing electrical cords!
