Cats who feel unsafe at home may have more grinding movements. The reason for insecurity may be that a new cat comes to the home or that the environment at home has changed.

Many cats like to hang on wallpapers, probably because cats like to catch wallpapers. For a cat, it is probably a very fulfilling thing to cut his claws into the wallpaper and watch the small pieces of wallpaper fall down to become their toys. The thicker the wallpaper, the more significant their "achievements" will be! Over time, grinding the claws becomes a habit, and the "killed" belongs to the whole house.

Many cats think they are the owners of this home, so defending their homes has become their unshirkable responsibility. If cats often grind their claws near the door, this may mean they think a potential "invader" will come in from here.

To prevent your cat from becoming a furniture terminator, you should teach it how to choose to sharpen its claws in the right place as early as possible. First of all, prepare special claw grinding tools and try to prepare a few pieces and place them where the cat likes to go.