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**[email protected]** · October 22nd 06, 04:03 PM posted to rec.pets.cats.health+behav

In article om,
wrote:

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The screens in this apartment were almost pristine before the cats
showed up. The screens aren't pristine now.

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Will the apartment managers notice?

Oh, yeah.

When this happened to us, I was surprised to find out that there are
screens available in hardware stores that are manufactured to address
this specific problem. These screens resist damage from both dogs and
cats. They are very effective.

Don't know how much area you are talking about, but you may want to
speak with your landlord about sharing the cost of replacing the torn
screen with the claw-resistant kind.

Another, less attractive approach might be to at least cover the
existing screen with swatches of animal screen (I think that's what it
is called).

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