Here are a few additional things you can do to provide mental and physical 
stimulation for your cat and redirect their attention from scratching your 
furniture:

- Interactive toys: Try using toys that require your cat's active 
participation, such as feather wands, puzzle toys, or balls with bells.

- Food puzzles: Offer food in puzzle feeders or scatter dry food around the 
house for your cat to chase and hunt.

- Playtime: Set aside a few minutes each day for active play with your cat. 
You can use a laser pointer, a feather toy, or even just a wad of paper to get 
them moving and engaged.

- Climbing and scratching: Provide climbing opportunities by adding a cat 
tree, shelves, or perches for your cat to climb and scratch.

- Window perch: Set up a cozy window perch for your cat to sit and watch the 
world outside.

- Environmental enrichment: Provide hiding places, boxes, and other spaces for 
your cat to explore and feel safe in.

It may take some time and patience, but by providing these mental and physical 
stimulation opportunities, you can help redirect your cat's attention and keep 
them from scratching your furniture.
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