Purrdy PawsSoft Nail Caps for Cat Claws Blue Glitter Kitten

I bought these since they are cheaper then the soft claw and soft paw brands in hopes that they would work well for my cats. Here are the pros and cons of this product.Pros:They are at least $10 cheaper the national name brands (soft claws and soft paws normal price is at least $15-$19 per kit). You only get half the number of caps in the kit but for less then half the price. Hard to complain about that.The kit comes with a glue tube and an applicator tip that is compatible with any small tube of adhesive you would use for cat claw caps. The cost of a replacement kit for just the glue tubes and applicator tips is about the same as one of this kit.They come in color options that are either rare in the other brands or hard to find in large size claws.Cons:The caps themselves are much thinner then those typically found in either soft claw or soft paw brand kits. If your cat is perfectly cool with you gluing stuff to its claws, you're good with these. However, these are not the caps you want if you are training a cat to accept these because any cat will chew these caps off like butter.This brand is practically impossible to find offline so if this brand works for you, you would be advised to order to multiple kits since it takes 18 caps to cover all the nails of one cat and cats might start getting fussier about getting replacements glued on if they have long periods of time in which they only have some of the claws covered due to you running out of intact caps to use.Overall, I would recommend this product for people on a budget whose cats are very used to claw caps and that they order multiple kits at once for the sake of spares.

We bought these for our kitten. They've been a struggle to get on. The few claw caps we've managed to get on her, so far, have worked very well.The first time we tried, we figured between her squirming around and her claws being so little, it made sense we couldn't get them to stick well. The second time I tried I still couldn't get them to stick well either, though her claws are larger now and we're hoping that the third time is the charm. That in being said, the few that we've managed to get on and to stay on have done their job well and helped to save the things we're trying to teach her not to claw.We did try to take these off early (instead of leaving her with two on and the rest of her claws bare) and even after snipping the tip and trying to snip the top with nail clippers, and pressing them to loosen the dried glue, they still stayed on very well. So it seems to be all or nothing with these- either they go on great and are there till the outer claw layer sheds, or the kitten claws reign free. No real middle ground.Hopefully the third time will be the charm!

I have been purchasing these nail caps for my cat for quite a while now. We chose to use nail caps instead of declawing him, in case he ever escapes the house. I love that they stay on for a few weeks, and the adhesive is of good quality (some other brands send what might as well be water in a tube, but this is good stuff). I love the glittery nails (my male cat probably isn't as impressed as me). I love these over the expensive ones you find in places like Petco, because they are more flexible, and you can cut them if you have to. This is good, because one day my cat jumped and a nail glued on really crooked, and it started to curve towards and touch the pad of his feed, but we had to have the vet remove it with special cutters because it was thicker and harder. These are very soft and pliable. I can cut the tip of the nail off if it ever goes on crooked like that, saving my cat from discomfort and a vet visit. Well worth the few dollars you pay for them.

We are getting new furniture (the cat has torn up the old) and we had to stop "Scratchy" from tearing up the new stuff. The nail caps have been on for over two weeks and only one has come off. I didn't get that one on very well to start with; got a lot of hair in the nail cap. The scratching problem has been lessened substantially. He still scratches with the dew claws, which don't have the caps on. I may have to do those too.They were easy to put on. This cat is very mellow. I wouldn’t want to try to put them on our other cat. Thank goodness that one uses the scratching post. I put two or three on and gave the cat a break. A little while later we put a few more on. He licked them a lot when they were first on but has adjusted well to them. I think this is a good product, reasonably priced that will save a lot of money on furniture and it doesn’t hurt the cat.

These seem very good. I just applied them to our cat's paws last week. She freaked out a little at first but has gotten used to them. The package says it's not necessary to add them to the dew claws but she can still dig into the furniture with them so I will be adding them to those as well. Our cat is very well behaved when I trim her nails but this is definitely a two person operation. (one to put glue in the nail caps and the other to hold the cat and apply them) They have been applied for 7 days and none of them have fallen off or been chewed off. So far, so good.

First off these are a great idea, but I wish they lasted longer on my cat. Make sure you have the right equipment before you decide to put these on your cat. I recommend wearing gloves because the glue will get onto your hands easily. You can't tell how much glue you get into the caps. Once they are on they look great! My cat walked around a little weird after we put them on but after a day she's back to walking like normal. She did happen to get one nail off about an hour after we applied them.These really do protect your furniture from your cats claws. They seem to stick pretty well too because she has been trying to pull them off and they haven't budged. The blue glitter looks pretty cute on her! Just make sure you have everything ready before you decide to apply these.