My houses use concrete block walls with furring strips nailed to then that then have the drywall applied on top of that.

(Good sound insulation, doesn't get eaten by termites, etc)If you're asking about how to make it look less "dorm room" then you simply can buy some furring strips (1x1, or 1x2) attach them to the C.Block with liquid nails or actual nails, and then go 1/2in drywall on the furring strips.

The advice is appreciated and I know everyone has good intent.Mike, I hear you, an animal which one must successfully wax of its' fur without getting bitten - no easy task.

How about attaching 1 x 3  furring strips to concrete ceiling both glued and screwed. 

I was allergy tested for various types of molds and I was allergic to everything in the test (in addition to all fur, most trees, most grasses - basically, I just can't breathe).  

Seattle people love their pets, often you have to pay for a pet rent around here and might have to look a little harder, but Seattelites do love our fur-babies.

Little furring strips behind the plaster?  

Are they personally covered in fur?

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