Feline Soft Claw Nail Caps, Medium, Blue Sparkle

I have used this on both my cats now. One cat is smaller and needs the small size, I get gold glitter for her =). My other cat is average sized and uses these Blue Glitter ones. They fit easy on her paws, I would suggest try dry fitting them before gluing them to be sure of the size.I am able to apply these nails without help. I wrap the cat in a blanket if they need it and pull out one paw to work on. Over time they haven't needed the blanket as much. If you can trim their nails by yourself then with prep you can apply these. Just set it all up on a tray and do it one step at a time.The cats tolerate the nails fine. It takes about a week or two for them to get used to them the first time. This time it is just important to keep putting the nails back on, that way they get used to it faster. Once established the caps fall off about the time frame you would need to trim their nails anyway, so it is easy to trim and apply new caps. The cats don't seem to care about the colors, but clear will blend in if you want that. It is easier to see if they fall off with these fun colors. The cats look so cute with sparkle claws that match their eyes! =)

If you've got a calm cat, these are easy to apply. My cat was already use to getting nail trims so I didn't have a problem applying them without an assistant. They do stop shredding while not harming your cat. the only "side effect" for my cat is loud squeaking when he scratches in the litter box, haha!After the included adhesive ran out/dried out I used regular super glue (cyanoacrylate) and that is holding much better for me.The sparkly blue makes it easy to notice when a nail cap has fallen off!

We had to try something to deter our 3-year-old female kitty from incessantly poking at the curtains, the bed, any clothing she could find... scratching posts are abound in the house but they just aren't enough for her apparently! These went on easily and look very cute. Despite doing our best to avoid getting them stuck to the skin or her fur, she still spent some of the first night gently licking/gnawing at them but after being discouraged she is leaving them alone. It also hasn't caused any litter aversion problems which I had worried about.I think the temperament of the cat definitely contributes - if we had tried this on any of our boys I'm reasonably sure they'd have been eaten off by the next morning. However, having stayed on they are working great and seem to be holding well.

Our cat is pretty chill, so putting these on, wasn't a big deal. He starting trying to pull them off right away and did manage to get one off, which I promptly replaced. Since then, he's left them alone and doesn't seem to mind them much at all. I did see him try & fail to scratch on the couch. He then tried to jump up on the arm of the couch, using his claws to help pull him up and that was also a fail. He's figuring out how to function with these on and I think we may have resolved his scratching issue. Will update review in a few weeks.Update: We've had these on our cat's claws for a couple weeks now and he doesn't even pay attention to them anymore, so it seems we have a winner!

Instructions were easy to understand and process is simple. It's like doing fake nails for a person. Trim, glue, place & hold for a sec.If you have a cat who can't deal with nail trims you may need help.I have a user friendly cat and was able to place them onto her claws all by myself.She looks dashing and is walking like I didn't do anything.I will say I did catch her chewing her nails but the was just for a bit and she seems to have settled down with them .

If your cat tolerates nail clipping then these will be easy to apply. He has had them on for a few days now (front paws only) and so far no issues. He is not bothered by them and acts normal. He gets around fine and uses his litter ok so I know they do not cause discomfort. I got these because no matter what I have done (yes he has a nice post and other options) he continues to shred my couch. Sticky tape works for his favorite areas but he will just move to a diffrent spot. I am sorry but I cannot cover my entire couch in sticky tape. This is a humane option. It would not be my first choice, but as a last resort it works.

Wish we would have started as soon as the holes in the sofa began. Unfortunately, they do fall off in a random order, unlike human painted nails that are all changed at once. So it's a project to keep up on. But the product is great. Need 3 hands to actually apply them.

They were very easy to put on. People were complaining about how the glue dried to fast and not able to reuse, however, if you have a tac and stick into the nozzle of the container it keeps the glue from clogging you can keep using the same tube of glue for quite some time. Overall, the product is amazing. Once I applied to my cats nails they were on there good. And some people don’t know what size to get, there is a sizing chart, it goes by weight of your cat.