Don't De-Claw Your Kitty! Train Your Kitty, with Kitty Corners!
Handcrafted in the U.S.A.
***U.S. Patent Pending***

Blandford’s doesn’t claim to have the newest and most revolutionary product available.
What we claim is to have a new product that is simple, yet effective.

Most pet owners believe that declawing removes only a cat's claws, but in fact declawing is an
extremely painful surgery that amputates each front toe right at the first knuckle.
Declawing a cat's front paws costs between $70-$160. Recovery can take two weeks or more.

Laser Declawing, a new procedure, costs between $120-$310 depending on the quality of the
care center. It reduces your cat's pain while lowering bleeding and swelling, but it doesn't guard
against infection, abscesses or psychological difficulties later on.

Declawing can produce post-surgical complications including: abscesses, arthritis, joint stiffness,
and lameness. In some instances, cats regrow their claws and have to endure this painful
amputation twice. These are the reasons that some Veterinarians will not declaw cats period.

*Kitty Corners Includes: 2 Corner Units, No Pain & Easy Setup
*Dimensions: 16” tall, by 6” in width on each side by 1½” thick
*8"x8" base unit holds it in place by resting the furniture leg or edge upon it
*Base unit is flexible and will bend similar to plexiglass while maintaining durability
*Sandstone textured backing for a professional finish
*NO ASSEMBLY REQUIRED!!!
*Installs in seconds
*Made with soft high quality carpeting so your cat WON'T scratch it!
*Kitty Corners can be used on all types of furniture
*Protects your furniture while decorating your home
*Helps train your cat not to scratch the furniture
*Five decorative designs to choose from
*Kitty Corners are: Touders Approved!

Thank you to everyone for all of your support!

Our Belief is that:

The wear and tear that furniture constantly undergoes may sometimes be averted with the use of covers.
Furniture covers, however, tend to be unattractive and by their very definition cover the aesthetic elements
embodied in the fabric and trim of the furniture. Transparent plastic covers may allow decorative furniture
features to show, but they have other limitations: they do not “breathe,” and neither are they especially attractive.
Existing furniture covers therefore do not offer a protective function while preserving the aesthetic.

House pets exacerbate the problem. Cats and dogs tend to bite, chew, and scratch on furniture.
This, obviously, is not desirable. That most of this violence occurs to the lower portion of the furniture, including
the deposit of pet hair, saliva, odor, and so on, is intuitive. Most pets can be trained to stay off of furniture, but
the problem at the furniture’s lower extremities remains. Additionally, fabric and covers alike tend to trap pet odor.

Prior to the development of the present invention, the following shortcomings in furniture protection have been
observed: furniture covers hiding the style and good looks of the furniture, odors being trapped in fabric covers,
plastic covers appearing tacky and uncomfortable and finally, lower portions of the furniture being mutilated or
otherwise worn out while the seat and back of the piece appear fine. The present invention provides remedies
for all of these shortcomings.

The present invention may therefore not only protect the lower portion of the furniture, but it may do so while
leaving the seat and back of the furniture exposed. The invention relies upon a novel rigid body to guard the
lower corner portion of an article of furniture. A protective cover is adhered to the front surface of the body; and,
for this reason, the lower corner portion of the article of furniture is protected from bumps, dents and pets.