Nabance Inkless Paw Print Kit for Dogs Cat, Mess-Free Pet Paw & Nose Print

Many, many animals go through my house, some that stay part of my family and some I just foster and find a home for, and I decided to start taking paw prints of all the animals that impact my life. For my current family pets, I wanted paw prints from when they are alive, not just the paw prints that vets usually take after euthanasia. I wanted a LIVING representation of the animals I love, and I plan to turn it into a tattoo collage of paw prints on my leg. This kit is easy to use though it takes a little finagling and getting used to. I found that if you hold your pets paw against it, it doesn’t come out as clear as we put more pressure on the fur between toe pads. It’s easiest if you can get your pet to stand on the ink pad so their natural weight goes on their toe pads. In my picture, the ones with red arrows pointing at them are when I coerced my pets to stand on it. Percy is an 8 lb dog, Wednesday is a 5 lb cat, and Grog is a 60 lb dog. I also have a 100 lb dog but her paws are too big for this kit. I’d say this is good for 60 lb dogs or less, MAYBE heavier but it depends on the size of your dog’s paws. The ink pad is SMALLER than the pages given! So don’t look at the page and think it can fit the paw of a giant dog. Clearly it does better with more weight, so lighter animals paws won’t show up as well. You can get multiple uses out of one ink pad, but basically the ink is evenly spread on a thin plastic sheet reminiscent of cling wrap. So when you take a paw print, ink comes off. I’m including a picture to show how you can see the ink after taking a paw print. Honestly, this is pretty good at taking paw prints. It’s not great, but I’m still giving this product 5 stars for now as I haven’t tried other products to compare it to and it got the job done! I can always have the tattoo artist modify light paw prints to make them higher contrast and remove fur between toe pads if I want. Very happy with my purchase.

My cat was dying and we knew the end was near. I got these and found them very easy to use and nice. My cat did not mind it as it did not get ink on his paws. I was able to capture his paw prints before he died. It was very appropriately sized for a child's foot print or animal pawprint. It was enough to capture two of his little paws on a card. The quality was good and worth the money to capture the memory

This was great for getting my dog's paw print. You don't even have to get ink on his paw. You press down on the back side of the ink pad into the provided sheets of paper. It took a couple tries to get it without a bunch of extra ink blobs around the print, but I got one that was good enough to use for a tattoo template.

Good

These are small but work good. I got these for my mouse but she wasn’t heavy enough to get a full print when walking over it! Still adorable!

buy a pkg of two. Your canine doesn't always cooperate. Lol. Just in case you'll have a backup.

very easy to use and dries quick! i wished i could get more use out of the ink though

These work really well once you get the hang of it the only thing you really have to make sure you do is get the right side down, which is clearly marked as long as you’re paying attention Best way I found to use this product is to have my Dog Sit. I put the ink pad on top of what I want him to paw print and then while he is sitting, I take his foot push it straight down put slight pressure and then pick it straight back up before moving the item out from underneath and then taking the print pad off. We have Paul printed his children’s book as well as cards and other items and have had a lot of fun and a lot of success with very few issues other than the occasional smudge which is not the product’s fault it’s usually the dog moving or me not grabbing it and my hand goes down a little bit and gets it