Sticky Paws On-a-roll

Product Highlights

Cut only the amount required for the tested surface. Strategic coverage of the cat’s usual scratching point is generally more practical than covering an entire piece of furniture. The roll can also be trimmed into several smaller sections when a cat targets corners, seams or narrow edges rather than one broad area.

Materials and Surface Safety

Adhesive deterrent tape can affect certain finishes and fabrics. The manufacturer specifically warns that Sticky Paws may damage wood finishes, painted surfaces, leather, vinyl, microfibre and wallpaper.

• Test a small piece in a hidden area before use.
• Do not use on surfaces treated with non-stick or stain-repellent products.
• Remove the tape if colour, finish or texture changes.
• Do not attach the product to an animal or person.
• Keep the roll and removed pieces away from children and pets.
• The material is not intended for consumption.

Directions for Use

1. Clean and dry the target area.
2. Test a short piece on an inconspicuous section.
3. Measure the length needed and trim it using the serrated dispenser edge.
4. Apply the adhesive side to the compatible surface and press it firmly into position.
5. Expose the outer tactile surface according to the packaging instructions.
6. Replace weekly or sooner if a piece becomes loose, dirty or damaged.

Provide a scratcher close to the protected location. Rewarding the cat for using the alternative helps establish the desired habit while the tape makes the original target less appealing. Check each applied piece regularly and replace it before lifted edges become easy for the cat to pull or chew.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much tape is supplied on Sticky Paws On-a-Roll?
The dispenser contains more than 10 m, equivalent to more than 32 feet.

Can the tape be cut to size?
Yes. The dispenser includes serrated cutting edges for trimming customised lengths.

Is the material transparent?
Yes. The transparent design helps keep applications discreet.

Can it be used on every surface?
No. Always test first, and avoid unsuitable finishes, fabrics and stain-repellent treatments.

How often should it be replaced?
Applied sections should be replaced weekly.

Does it replace a scratching post?
No. It protects selected surfaces while an approved scratcher provides the cat’s scratching outlet.