UGH! We've had Lucy for a few years now, but lately, she wants to be OUTSIDE. I am NOT a fan of that because with her personality, even if we were there with her, I have a feeling the cat would be wandering (she's a bit frisky, like that).
She's only hit our bedroom windows.....starting small tiny holes (very minute) and then literally PUSHING through them with her body. You can totally see where the screen literally rips/shreds apart and not torn from her claws. Most of the time, we don't even know she has done this until GOD KNOWS how long! She hasn't gone far....maybe a few houses over at the most, but STILL! That's more than far enough for me.
I've heard about "claw-proof" screens, but am wondering about everyone's opinion on them. Do they work? Are they expensive (of course, replacing screens every time you turn around is expensive, too, in the long-run).....??
What about aluminum screening instead? I did see you can get that in a darker color so we won't look like rednecks or something
SO...looking for ideas.....I am sick out of my mind with her new tricks!
She's only hit our bedroom windows.....starting small tiny holes (very minute) and then literally PUSHING through them with her body. You can totally see where the screen literally rips/shreds apart and not torn from her claws. Most of the time, we don't even know she has done this until GOD KNOWS how long! She hasn't gone far....maybe a few houses over at the most, but STILL! That's more than far enough for me.
I've heard about "claw-proof" screens, but am wondering about everyone's opinion on them. Do they work? Are they expensive (of course, replacing screens every time you turn around is expensive, too, in the long-run).....??
What about aluminum screening instead? I did see you can get that in a darker color so we won't look like rednecks or something
SO...looking for ideas.....I am sick out of my mind with her new tricks!