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If a chew-proof cat tree starts to fail, store it and compare it with a sturdy scratching post. Keep a chew-proof treat pouch nearby so you can train without stopping the job. Most people start with a chew-proof scratching post, then add a chew-proof pet gate once the basics hold. A adjustable blanket works better when you introduce it on a regular schedule.