40 Pack Soft Nail Caps for Cat Claws Gold Glitter Medium

How much do I love Purrdy Paws? Let me count the ways! These are fantastic as a safe alternative to declawing. I have 2 cats [one 16lb Tortie female, and a 8 month old Grey Tiger cat] and medium works very well for them both. (Side note: I'd totally buy a larger size if my 16lb'er needed it because these things are so great) My kitten decided out of no where that she was going to start clawing everything. Declawing is NOT an option, so I always make sure I stock up on these! The pink color is florescent so they are easy to see when they naturally shed away from my girls' claws. (Save the vacuum from screaming while vacuuming these up) If you are having an issue with your cat(s) clawing, be sure to pick some of these up, you won't regret it!

While my cat does not enjoy his pedicures when I put these on him I still think they're terrific! No doubt it's a little bit of a struggle to get them on him because he's not fond of the process. And he tries to chew them off at first. By the next day and probably before that, he has forgotten all about them. They look fabulous and stay on for weeks. And it's so much less stressful because we don't have to worry about him scratching us or the furniture. He just have to be determined and putting them on him. Trimming nails first is a must.

My year old cat recently scratched my dogs eye while playing. The vet bill was large, and so I decided that in order to avoid another large vet bill, I would have to consider declawing, or fitting her with these claw caps. Well, I do not believe in declawing, or amputating any part of my pet. I looked on Amazon after finding the claw caps in brick and mortar stores twice as expensive. My cat is a small female Turkish Angora, and weighs about 7 pounds. The "small" size fit perfectly. This set has 40 in it. I only use 10, and they need to be changed about every 4 to 6 weeks. So it is between 4 and 5 months worth of claw caps for 11$. Not bad. I got the holographic gold because it came in a set of 40, and because it looked like it would not be too loud or crazy. It went with her coat type. She is a tortie, and appears gold and black.So, they took less than 10 minutes to put on. They fit perfectly. On line there is a sizing guide as far as how much the cat weighs and whether it is small, medium or large. I'm using them on the front claws only.How did they work? Great, I can't complain. She is still a young cat and has a habit of flinging herself up my pants and she generally snags my legs with her front claws. Now, when she does that she slides off like teflon. If I was holding her and we walked past the bathroom or any sink, she would go crazy and stick her claws in my neck She doesn't do that any more either. When I am sleeping, she will start to grab my leg with her claws. No more. She cannot claw the cough or destroy any furniture now. And finally, when she plays with the dog, there is no danger that she will hit an eye. It is a win-win situation.These are great, and I recomend them to anyone with an indoor cat who still has claws.

I have used several different brands of cat nail covers and these have been the longest I have ever received. I ordered the same size we usually get, but my cat walks funny with them on due to the length.Also, they do not stay on as long as other brands. I’m not sure if this is the glue provided or the fact that she works on trying to take them off more due to the walking discomfort. Either way, I will not order this brand again. The color was adorable though and they have a lot of other colors as well.

I love these, my cat hates them - all forms of them. There is an ethical issue about "Declawing" and depending upon which side you end up landing with your own pets there are some specific issues to consider. A vet friend, who is not a fan of declawing, suggested this option to us and we have used these. It does require about a 1 to 2 times a week inspection of and placement of covers on those nails that have become bared. But our cat is used to this routine. He doesn't like it. I suspect he hates it. But it give him the freedom of his claws, without damage to the people, other animals and property around him. They are easy to use, sizing is based on your cats weight/age. We switch colors based on seasons and using the colorful ones makes it easier to find when one has been taken off.

I love these, but the glue is pretty weak. they lasted a week, which is not feasible. the blue are her old ones I placed on Nov 1. I already ordered these gold ones, so again, I'm hoping they last longer. they seemed to fit her nail better and adhere more after 24 hours, when I made sure the glue dried at least and hour and CONSTANTLY watched her to make sure she didn't pull them.this really depends on your cat. mine fought to take them off but if your cat is more relaxed they may work great and last longer!

We use these when we are training our cats to scratch the "right" things and not furniture. They are fairly easy to put on our kitties. They stay on for about two weeks. I have ordered this product multiple times and highly recommend.

I really like the color, but these run much bigger than advertised. I could have easily used the next size down on my 10lb cat. This brand does not stay put as long as the Soft Paws brand. These Purrdy Paws only lasted about two days before multiple caps started falling off. The Soft Paws usually last a solid six weeks before they begin to grow off.

Easy to apply I used one pack and did the front claws of 3 cats! They work great and are saving many pieces of furniture from the wrath of the cats ♡

did the job so well that my kitten now prefers to bite, rather than claw :/ lol

Just as described. Only thing is cats have removed most of them. Only had them on for 2 days

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