Cats And Window Blinds

So no need to stress or shout at kitty every time they go near your lovely blinds any longer.

Cats and window blinds.

From traditional pull down blinds that are formed from a single piece of fabric to roman shades and more there are many attractive options you can choose from that will be resistant to damage from a cat with a penchant to see out the window. If cats are bending and breaking your blinds to get to the window keep the blinds raised where they can see out. Indeed cats tend not to be any more interested in interior shutters than they are in the window frame. When blinds are closed they wiggle behind to get to the warm sunshine.

If the window s covered daisy assumes the window and the world beyond has ceased to exist. Another option may be to install a combination of cat proof window blinds and café curtains which would allow for both privacy and a controllable view. The best blinds suited to our furry friends. Think about panel blinds.

Another fitted option is the panel blind. Consider designating one window as the uncovered cat spot and applying your favorite window treatments to the rest. Colin the cat is a feral beast tamed only by the promise of regular meals and belly rubs yet still as wild as they come when faced with a blind. While fabric drapes can be a magnet for hair wood blinds will not leave you feeling.

My ninja cat bends blinds in order to get behind them. Pets just want to see what s outside. Here are some cat proof blind. If you need to maintain privacy raise blinds part way and install a cat sized curtain with a tension rod.

Since cats love sitting in windows consider accordion style shades. Cordless blinds because cats love playing with the cord. You can open up one panel to accommodate your feline charge. Vertical blinds are easy for cats to walk through and if a panel gets damaged it can be replaced individually.

My cat won t leave the blinds cords alone. Fabric vertical blinds blinds made of fabric rather than hard materials and a horizontal design are much more cat proof as i explain in more detail later. Cat lovers find good success with faux wood blinds since the sturdy slippery surface is less alluring for cat s claws.