Doorknob? Those childproof doorknob covers work well for cats, too. You have to push a depression on each side of the just-a-bit-too-big doorknob cover to grip the knob to turn it. You could also do a distraction by hanging a little bell or catnip toy from the knob.
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Knob???
??? What knob and foing what to it???
My animals hate Vick's Vapor rub!
Doorknob? Those childproof doorknob covers work well for cats, too. You have to push a depression on each side of the just-a-bit-too-big doorknob cover to grip the knob to turn it. You could also do a distraction by hanging a little bell or catnip toy from the knob.
If you mean knobs of cabinets, could you use zip ties to tie knobs together?