VICTHY 140pcs (14 Colors) Cat Nail Caps, Cat Claw Covers Cat Nail Covers with Adhesives and Applicators (Small)

The media could not be loaded. Some comments say “glue is too strong” but it’s not. This little nail kit for cats is the perfect little trick to protect your furniture and rugs. The nail glue is that janky glue that comes in the press on nail kits when you want to do your nails at home. It’s not this super adhesive super glue. Which is perfect, because the nail caps will pop off on their own after some time.You don’t need to worry about having to take them off, or, how will I be able to get them off once glued. The glue becomes less adhered over time and they just pop off.I’d get the XS, for an Adult Size Female cat the XS was perfect. When you see “XS” they’re not mini.I’m happy with my purchase, these are great!Take the little pink glue topper, and put it on top of the super glue, then you can insert the little nozzle into each nail cap, by the time you’ve prepped all 20, the glue should be setting and ready to just push them all on.That’s how I did them, works great! My Mango can still scratch her neck, but not scratch my leather ottoman. 👏🏼🙌🏼🫱🏼‍🫲🏽Will order again when I need more. Great bang for your buck.

My cat sept through applying these, took like 10 minutes, it was quick and easy. The colors are perfect and plenty of glue for reapply. My hands are starting to heal from the scratches due to these being soft and great quality. Great quality and value for the money.

These nail caps really stick! They are great in that regard. But, a few tips for the beginners:1. If the nail caps are a bit large for your cat, trim the tips of the caps, not the base.2. To keep your cat as comfortable as possible, trim the caps as often as you would their nails. If they are too long, it will feel uncomfortable to walk around. It would be like wearing shoes that were smashing your toes back into your foot. This also aids in them popping off when they need to be changed.3. To remove them, carefully use human nail clippers to clip along the ridge of the cap until it becomes thin enough to split or creates a split. Then you can peel them off with little to no issue.4. MAKE SURE THE GLUE HAS TOTALLY SET BEFORE YOUR CAT GOES INTO THE LITTER BOX. If possible, keep them away from the litter box for 30 min. If they happen to step in their mess, the soiled litter will stick to the glue and irritate your cats paws. I learned this the hard way. Luckily, I noticed early enough that no medical attention was needed, but her pads swelled up and became very red. I took the caps off immediately and let her have about a week to tend to her claws. She has cleaned them and the swelling has disappeared. I plan on reapplying caps this weekend.5. Clip your cat's nails before applying caps and make sure that any nail flakes are removed from around the nail before applying. If there are loose layers, they will get stuck in the glue and can apply uncomfortable pressure or poking on the skin at the base of the nail.It's a little bit of a learning curve, but it's worth it! My cats HATE the application process because they don't like the sensation when I push the nail caps on, but I'm sure they will get used to it. They've already gotten better since the first time. But, these caps STICK. Our first set of caps lasted about 6ish weeks, possibly more.

I CAN'T BELIEVE I WAITED SO LONG TO GET THESE!Story: Little norty girl kitty scratches the carpet to get attention (she has 5 other scratching posts/mats around, she's just a stinker). After spending $90 on a brand new, big, modern, nice scratching rectangle bed... she doesn't care about it and still scratches the floor.Nail Caps: It was time for a pretty kitty PETicure with the nail caps! Man, I have used the old name brand ones that were pretty expensive and they were fine, but never came with enough glue. And for almost 3x the price of this kind?! These are GREAT. Lots of color options, including glitter, and lots of glue. They're soft and flexible and easy to put on (<< cat not included in description)*****I highly recommend watching "how to apply" videos BEFORE slightly traumatizing your cat.*****Application: My girl is a little fussy but I can clip her nails okay and touch her paws fine. Still, to get her to sit still for "the procedure" I had my friend feed her a Churu while I applied the caps. Application was easy with the Churu to distract her! And she was fine sitting on my lap letting the glue dry.But... as soon as I let her off my lap she started biting them to try to get them off. Throwing temptation treats across the room distracted her well, brushing her distracted her, but she still kept trying to bite them off.You guys. They didn't come off. They are ON there.Cat Reaction: The (pretty much) whole first day she was chewing on her nails. She couldn't get comfortable, had to chew. However, she did still make biscuts at night so that let me know it wasn't absolute TRAUMA.Second day she was confused and kind of sad. She tried scratching her posts but it looked like it felt weird so she just, kind of stopped :( Barely any chewing though.Third day: She's fine! No chewing. Still a little confused, but accepting these caps are there to stay.Last notes: Even with the claw caps, she can still make marks in the carpet. However, she can't pull up the fibers which was the biggest problem. Same thing with the furniture; there are marks, but it's just like rubbing the fabric in the opposite direction. And, when she makes biscuts on my arm it doesn't hurt at all :D

I was looking for nail caps for my kittens and I found the VICTHY Cat Nail Caps. It comes in a variety of 14 fun colors to choose from, but they are easy to apply, however it didn't stay on too long because my kittens were able to remove the caps themselves. I got them because it provide a safe and humane way to prevent cats from scratching furniture and surfaces. The caps are comfortable for the cats to wear and didn't seem to hinder their natural behaviors. Overall, this product is a great solution for keeping both cats and furniture safe and happy.