Save Your Sofa from Cat

Is your sofa shredded? Are you embarrassed when company comes by? Diy Cat House Plans will change all that. You'll build your own cat tree, save your furniture and a bundle of money!
Have you found yourself NOT buying new furniture because you know your cats will just tear it up? Every cat owner knows that feeling even if they won't admit it. This was me until recently.
I didn't want to replace my old furniture even though it was torn to shreds. What was the point? It'd just be money down the drain.
Well, this sorry state of affairs doesn't have to be the norm. Not when the solution is so darn simple. It is possible to have cats and lovely, non-scratched, furnishings too!
Turns out all you have to do is make a cat tree for them. Your cats will like playing and scratching on it far better than they like tearing up your sofa. A little cat nip rubbed in spots will convince them of this.
Now I know some of you are thinking... "I can't build a cat tree. I'll just buy one instead" Are you kidding? Have you seen the prices on those things lately? It's insane. Unless you get one of those ugly, one-size, one-color fits all, wobbly cat towers you see in the large chain pet stores you're gonna pay fortune for a ready made cat gym.
Now if you've got a ton of extra cash, you go right ahead. Sadly, I don't so making one was the right choice for me. One of the perks of doing it myself is I got to have everything exactly the way I wanted it. The size, the shape, the color... EVERYTHING!
Now, I've never done anything like this before so it was a little bit scary. However the cat house plans I used had tons of pictures and detailed step-by-step instructions. They calmed me down right away and I realized I could do this. They even gave me a ton of tips on where to get materials at the best prices.... some of them for free!
Long story short... I was delighted at how easy it was to build cat furniture for my feline friends. In fact my project came out so well, some of my friends got me to build kitty jungle gyms for them too. This has me thinking about going into the custom cat tree business for myself for a little extra money. I can make a better product and sell them for lots less than the stuff I've seen online.

The moral of this story, when you use DIY Cat House Plans to build your own cat tree you save a ton of money, get exactly the kind of cat furniture you've always wanted and your cats stop shredding your furniture.

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