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Soft Claws Blue Cat Nail Caps, Large
Description
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Tubes of adhesive for a total of 4 applications. Easy to use, simply trim claws, add adhesive and apply. Does not interfere with the normal extension and retraction of your cat's claws.
- - The simple solution to destructive scratching
- - Easy to use: simply trim claws, add adhesive and apply
- - Does not interfere with the normal extension and retraction of your cat's claws
- - Includes self locking cleat system for improved grip
Specifications
| SKU | 1187929 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Soft Claws |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Blue |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Large |
Trim the narrow nail tips and select size Fill caps 1/3 full with adhesive Extend nails by gently pressing thumb on top with index finger on bottom of paw--slide nail caps onto nails Observe cat for 5 minutes before release Point glue tube upward and squeeze gently until all air escapes. Replace cap immediately and store in refrigerator out of the reach of children.
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love these and they are so cute
RHof
14 years ago
Easy to get on if your cat is comfortable enough to have his claws being messed ...
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Doesn't work
Soft paws mega fail
8 years ago
I put these on my cat, and she had them chewed off within the day.......and yes ...
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2 Ratings-Only Reviews
no more ruined furniture
Cole Ob
Yes, I recommend this product.
Only brand we will buy!
Brandi C
No, I do not recommend this product.
Pretty and NonLethal Claws :)
Dee L
No, I do not recommend this product.
Surprised
Captainpalanet
Yes, I recommend this product.
Jujubees
Yes, I recommend this product.
Doesn't work
Soft paws mega fail
No, I do not recommend this product.
Takes longer to put on than it did for him to remo
Amanuel
No, I do not recommend this product.
Great!
Kittenwover
No, I do not recommend this product.
Questions
This says four applications. does that mean 4 paws or 4 paws 4 times? So a one time use or 4 time use?
- The claw caps are one time use, and fall off with natural shed claws. Although I’m pretty sure it’s mainly for the front paws on cats due to excessive scratching/destruction, so four times for the front paws.
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Do the claw caps interfere with the kitten’s ability to climb? Our kitten is only a couple months old and we have an older dog and a toddler in the house. We want to keep our kitten active and climbing while keeping our dog and kid scratch free.
- Yes to some degree. Our cat still runs and plays and can still get on top of the kitchen counters.
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How do I know what size to buy for my cat?
- Purchase based on the weight of your cat. If your cat’s weight is closer to the next size up, buy the larger of the two, as some claws are thicker than others, especially the back claws.
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Does soft claws fit on kittens?
- I only recently bought Soft Claws for both of my about 1 year old cats. They're around eight lbs and I bought the mediums. They are working great. I heard about Soft Claws, however, from a friend of mine that had just gotten a new kitten (maybe about four-five weeks old, so pretty small yet) She had bought the small ones to put on her cat and had absolutely raved over them. So I think your cat would indeed fit in small Soft Claws. The good news is that if they are a bit big for her, she'll just grow into them anyhow!
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