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Soft Claws Purple Cat Nail Caps, Small
Description
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Soft Claw's proven 20-year history and patented design ensure you're getting the safest, longest-lasting, most comfortable nail cap on the market for your furry family member. Soft Claws' veterinarian-developed cap easily fits over a cat's claws, blunting its nails to protect furniture and people against problem scratching. Soft Claws do not interfere with the normal extension and retraction of claws, and most cats don't even know they are wearing them.
- - The only domestically-manufactured nail cap, formulated with trusted, non-toxic materials in the USA
- - Cleat Lock System (CLS) creates better adhesion for longer-lasting coverage
- - Developed by a veterinarian
- - Soft Claws has kept families and cats together since 1999
- - Contains 40 nail caps, 2 tubes of adhesive, applicator tips, and instructions
- - Humane alternative to declawing
- - Each application lasts four to six weeks, and each kit comes with a four to six-month supply
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Specifications
| SKU | 3281881 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Soft Claws |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 2 OZ |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Purple |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Small |
Item Dimensions
| Height | 6.5 IN |
|---|---|
| Width | 5 IN |
Trim the tip of your cat's nails but too much. Fill nail caps 1/3 full with Soft Claws adhesive. To distribute the adhesive and release any air bubbles, gently squeeze the nail cap. If adhesive comes out of the nail cap, you have inserted too much. Extend your cat's nails by gently pressing your thumb on top of the nail with your index finger on bottom of their paw. Then slide nail caps onto the nail.
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How do you cut cat nails ?
I purchased the soft claws from your store but the glue was dried up. What is the glue and could I just use crazy glue?
My cats no matter what age, young , old seem to get thickening of their nails. I trim them every month or so depending on growth. I have several babies and it seems to happen to many of them. It sometimes is hard to trim because nails are tough. They do have and use several scratching posts including my doors
Won't let me file or clip his nails after a bad crack toe infection. He is very sensitive! What do I do? They are long and he scratches people!
Hello, I have a cat (Elliot) about a year and some months old , I got him from Petco actually. He has destroyed all my furniture and keeps on breaking more with his nails I do have about 3 scratch poles for him yet, he keeps on scratching everything; even after I cut his nails, he keeps on making things worst. Would it be better to remove his nails? Cause other wise I will have to give him back to a shelter, which I really wouldn't want to do. Thanks in advance Gus N.
My 12 year old male cat keeps getting repeated nail bed infections. He is an indoor only cat and has been for the last 8 years. We started with one infected nail, it has very thick bright green pus that comes out when you retract the nail. The vet cleaned it out under sedation and gave an injection of antibiotics. It went away. Well now I noticed he has 3 nails on that same front paw infected the same way and one on his back paw. Any ideas what this could Be from?
I went to clip my cat’s nails, and he yowled and bit at me. I saw that I was trying to clip a nail that wasn’t there anymore! Bloody, just a hole. Then I see another one in the other (front) paw but this one is just a nub of nail flush with the nail bed. Then I go back and see he is actually missing another (the third now) on the first paw. He is in pain, understandably. What the heck is going on? He is a Persian cross, long haired orange and white big boy, almost 16 years old.
Have a spunky new rescue chihuahua mix and she is skittish. So much so she will resist any efforts to trim her nails. We have 4 dogs so I have trimmed nails hundreds of times--but with Ricki Ricardo, no luck. I sit on the floor and flip them over and cradle them between my legs. My wife distracts them with peanut butter on a spoon. Besides going to a groomer or vet, any ideas? I thought maybe a groomer table might help. Are there premium nail cutters of higher quality than store bought?
I was trimming my cat's nails and I notice one of his nail beds looked very odd and brown, compared to the others. His other back paw had one to match. He also had something sticking into his pinkie toe. What is this? Should I go to the vet?
Whenever I clip my kittens claws they crack and I've tried clipping quickly to prevent it but it doesn't work. Will this effect their nails or is it normal to look like this?
I’ve noticed that one of my cats dew claws is much thicker than his other claws. It is also yellow in color. He walks just fine without any pain. We also regularly trim our cats nails since they are indoors. About every other week. I’ve read online that thicker claws can be common for older cats, but he is only three. Should I be worried about this?
On the inside of our cats leg the fur is off leaving a bare patch like an open sore about 25mm round