PetFusionMultipurpose Pet Grooming Gloves Great for Trips to Vet and Bathing, Puncture, Scratch & Water Resistant

Thin enough to retain dexterity but made so teeth and claws won't penetrate, these gloves are fantastic. I have a cat that attacks my other cats, I had to hold her down and use a pet shaver to shave her throat to fit a shock collar in order to shape her behavior.I wish I could have taken a picture of her expression when she slammed her teeth into my hand - as she's so often done - and bit down so hard her jaw shook, all while raking her hind claws into my forearm to absolutely zero affect... and then looked up at me like "uh oh". I laughed in her face and just held her there, carefully and gently shaved her neck, fit the shock collar and then picked her up and put her in the cat carrier to cool down. I could for the first time calmly close the door while she lunged at my fingers as I worked the latch, no big deal.

Okay. I have a cat that bites. Not all the time. But when she does she breaks skin. So I bought these gloves to protect myself. They work great! You know what they are even better for? Working in the garden and pulling up thorny plants. These are my new garden gloves. oh...we are making progress with this little cat who we lovingly call the demon kitten.

I bathed both my cats. The gloves were scratch proof. However they were not waterproof. My hands in side were wet. Also the soap was soaked into the gloves making it difficult to rinse my cats

Terrific cat-teeth-proof glovesPerfect for grooming or nail trimmingFlexible enough to be soft, good for distracting petting-delivery and not be intimidating to your petSturdy enough to prevent a trip to the urgent Care Clinic when your 4-legged has had “enough”

Well made

Protects well against minor scratches and bites. Gloves provide good grip as well

I bought these to use when trimming my cat’s nails. The gloves were well made but too large for my hands. I wasn’t able to get my fingers into the holes of the nail scissors to use them. I returned them with no problem.

We have had about 5 cats at a time for the past almost 30 years. We live on a large expanse of farmland. Now for the first time we have an adult cat that bites. The few that did biting as kittens, we stopped it. This one only bites when she is happily being petted on my lap, purring very loudly. Then without warning, she bites very fast into my hand or above my glove on the skin. Because she does this when she seems happiest, I sometimes refer to her as my psychotic cat.I have had to resort to wearing these gloves to pet her after being bit hard enough to draw blood 3 times which then necessitates getting antibiotics. A cat bite is hazardous. I spend time with her because she is intimidated by the other cats who chase her as I am yelling out NO, NO. The victim always stays put while the aggressor runs off. And she is often even afraid to get petted when the other cats are around. She used to look depressed until I would spend a lot more time petting her, so it is important to pet her, but I can't keep taking antibiotics.The gloves aren't soft or fuzzy and are too large to really rub her in a more caring way, but incredibly she loves being petted with them. And she doesn't attempt to bite me. But if she did, the gloves are very long to protect me. I do wish that these gloves came in a smaller size. And they are stiff. Those are the drawbacks with them, but I couldn’t find anything better for my needy cat.