40 Pack Soft Nail Caps for Cat Claws Ruby RED Glitter Medium

We have 3 critters 2 don't seem to notice they have em on however apparently believes he needs a new set every week. Dunno how he pulls them off as I find em intact when he does. Still our furniture has not sustained further damage since we started using them there's fewer fights an I don't look like I tried to shred my hands after playing with em. Highly recommend

These caps are easy to use and work great to keep your cat from damaging furniture or scratching people! Give your cat a treat, trim a nail, treat, nail, etc. Once all the nails are trimmed, then do the same with these caps. Fill the cap 1/3 with glue, stick it on, give a treat. Don't fill them too full or the glue squishes out and sticks to their skin and fur. I made that mistake. They fall off on their own and will need to be replaced as they do. One of my cats loves to scratch everything, so hers fall off faster than my other cat's. Between the two cats, I replace maybe 2 or 3 per week.

We love these for our cat

I have been using these on our cats for several years and our furniture is thankful. They work best if you start to apply them when your little one(s) are kittens(or as soon as they are comfortable after you bring them home), this way you cats are comfortable with you both trimming their nails and putting on their Purrdy Paws.I have always trimmed the Purrdy Paws a little so that they fit our cat perfectly (see image of my modified nail on the bottom). I would highly recommend making modifications to the Purrdy Paws by trimming them down a little if you have a smaller cat (like me).If you have never used these before it is an absolute must that you monitor your cats paws daily. When you first begin to put them in your cat you will likely go through them fast, as your little loved one will likely make a game out of trying to bite them off. Be diligent and patient in replacing any that might be missing. Your fur friend will eventually get used to them.Amazing product with the best value and I highly recommend using them as a humane way to keep your cat happy and your furniture scratch free.One Last Comment/Disclaimer:It is super important that You not over fill them with the super glue. Nails that are over filled with super glue may not come off naturally. If you overfill the nails with super glue and the nails don’t naturally fall off, as your cats nails grow, the worse case scenario is that the Purrdy Paws can begin the grow into your cats paw pads. That is the reason that it is imperative that you monitor your cats nails. If an overfilled nail does not fall off you will have two options: 1) use nail clippers and carefully remove the stubborn nail yourself by trimming and cutting the Purrdy Paw off or 2) seek veterinary care so that they can remove them professionally. Again, I can’t stress enough how it is super important that you do not use too much super glue!

First off you cant get them out of the little bags they give you and while your cat is squirming in your lap you are struggling to get a piece out. It is impossible to tell when you have or don't have enough glue. They don't like to spread apart so you can put the glue in. You finally get the whole set on and just try to get your cat to sit still for the five minutes. She had them off in 2 minutes. Complete waste of money but of course I can't get it back. Please don't bother and get furniture protectors or spray.

Fit our kittens really well. One was scratching our brand new couches, so got these to help while we teach her not to do that. We put them on both kittens, but one jumped off my lap in the middle of application and the cap we had just put on came off and his claw got glued in the retracted position. I couldn't find information online for what to do, so he got a bath, and that didn't work, so his paw got soak in oil, and that didn't work (except to get him super oily, and needing ANOTHER bath). We took him to the vet the next day and by the time we got there the glue had dried and he was able to extend his claw and retract it again as normal. So don't panic if this happens to you!They also look adorable with little red nails....

Looks cute and stop cat from scratching stuff

I love it. The cats hate it. What more could you ask for? (Okay, it works well to prevent our constant scratcher from scratching things he shouldn't. Unlike the other two cats, he hasn't been successfully redirected to the multiple scratching posts and trees and cardboard scratching products around the house - and my bed doesn't need to become a scratching toy. Placing these on his front paws hasn't harmed his ability to jump, groom, or generally be a cat, and has saved our bed, so it's a win all around. Plus, he's quite fetching with his glittery red paws.)

Love this brand ! It's important to note that the GLITTER nails seem to work better than the opaque ones. It's been trial and error as she's grown finding the best ones and size but the opaque are easier to chew through.Ive had zero problems with the glitter ones.Also there is a HUGE size difference between the small and medium. Medium seems to fit 2x as big as small...but you really need to try a few sizes out before you start buying in bulk. Ive tried 5 different brands on caps now and these are definitely the best. They generally last 2-3 weeks before having to replace. Love em!

I originally was so frustrated with there I gave them a 1 star review but am revising. These are a pain to put on, but once they are on, my cat didn't pay much mind to them. But be warned, they are extremely frustrating (and my cat was pretty well behaved) to put on and have them stay on. You need to hold each one on much longer than the instructions indicate.I do find that the sizing is inaccurate. This will work for my kitty for now, but if I ever order them again, I will definitely size down from the medium suggested.

My cat has been wearing nail caps for almost 10 years. He's fine with having them on. He is good at grooming himself, which means chews on his toes, which is fine with the big name (expensive) brand of nail caps. I tried these because of the great price, but the plastic is too soft for him, so he is able to chew off bits of the caps (possibly ingesting them! ack!). So I'm back to paying the big bucks for the sturdier caps.

Not the first time I buy this kind of item and I'm very disappointed by this seller. The glue didn't work. I put the claw protector on my cat and five minutes later it's already gone. And as I said, I use this kind of claw protector for like 5 years from different sellers and I never have this kind of trouble. Never buy from this seller again.

They are pretty large in their size, so keep that in mind. Even the medium is too big for my 18-pound cat! I also am not a fan of the lack of glue tips. They are difficult to reuse, and I would happily buy a pack of just the tips! The caps themselves work great for us.