Will pet claws puncture this mattress?
1438448
We have a cat and he hasn't punctured it. He sleeps on the bed with my son. Hope it helps.
1438449
depending on how sharp your pets claws are. my 50 pound pit jumped up on it multiple times and not a scratch, and she has long nails. if you have a cat/dog that is constantly clawing at it i am sure it will eventually pop.
1438450
I have a dog. He gets on it all the time. I was able to fix my mattress with the patch it came with and it's like new. My dog still gets on the mattress and I'm surprised there are no defects.
571693
While I do believe the anti burst exercises ball is very sturdy, I really don't think there are any out there that would be able to withstand a puncture from a sharp object, i.e. cat claws, knife, etc. I used to have cats and could never imaging them getting anywhere near mine. If that's a potential issue you could always spray it with Febreze or something that the cats would not like to keep them away from it.
850866
I'm not an expert so I dont know if it does damage to the mattress. I would say no simply because the mattress needs time to expand and for the chemical odor to abate
1605292
No. Too many holes for little claws. Use a bath towel if you HAVE to bathe a cat.
1069488
Just keep the couch clean dogs OK anything with sharp claws I.e cats will mess up that pleather
174846
Coincidentally, I have a dog who sleeps on it. She is my rather stocky Olde English Bulldogge. Her nails do not damage the mattress because I bought a decently padded mattress pad. I suggest you do the same! Besides protecting the mattress from tears, the mattress pad, if washed im bleach and rinsed well, helps keep dust mites from settling in.
699139
definitely the cats would do some scratching and puncture it. If you have a queen bed then you need to queen genie to enjoy the fullness of it, having a regular might be some what uncomfortable
754511
There has to be a hard surface for the Bed Claw to work. It can be one of the cross supports under the box springs (as mine is) or a solid wood subframe.
875290
I don't think an animal could puncture it. It might get scratched and not look great. It is pretty strong.
704089
I would say absolutely NO....and the reason I can say that is because we have two large dogs with long nails.We bought this furniture almost exactly one year ago and no scratches...love it
1056242
It's pretty tough plastic netting with a silicone like coating over it. Our cat isn't terribly claw-y but I don't think she could damage it at all. She loves using just the case with the top zipped off as a bed.
299783
Not that I can see. But the could tear the mesh with their nails. My cat tried to bite the mesh but has had no luck in tearing it.So I believe it is safe.
326102
I would not recommend it unless the dog is small and you cover the floor with a towel to help prevent claw punctures. Hope this helps.
611636
Yes it's durable. A dog's claws probably wouldn't poke thru walking across. My cat does scratch and knead it and that does mess it up :)
2061654
Well, I can't tell you for sure because my lab doesn't scratch the bed, but I can tell you that I have been impressed with all of the materials including the cover. It's a pretty tough material, so my guess is that so long as you kept up with your dog's nails, that you would be okay for a good while.
1784862
Unfortunately no. The bed claw is a replacement support leg. You would have to purchase something to attach it to.
1771236
it probably would for awhile but cats may be able to tear it with their claws