DEDC 20pcs Soft Cat Pet Nail Caps Claw Control Paws Off + Adhesive Glue

They are hard to put on my cat but they stay on well. She hates having them applied but she is calm again after a few minutes. Just wish they came with the applicator tip that usually comes with claw caps; It makes it much easier to put the glue into the claw cap. Be extra careful with the glue!

Didn't know what to expect with these, but figured for the price I couldn't lose much. Put them on my cat the day they arrived one week ago and they are still in place despite my kitty trying to pull them off. I recommend these caps to anyone thinking about trying the nail caps. These are great and way cheaper than the ones at the pet store.

I love these nail caps! My cat is 6 months old and I went with size small. They are very easy to apply, just a drop in each cap and then hold them in place. They dry fast and I haven't had any problems with them falling off. These are perfect for saving furniture and better than declawing.

Fit on my older cat but not my younger. I didn't expect them to last that long but a couple have stayed on she only picked off a couple

Great price, good quality. Try do run much bigger than the other brand I have used. I will order again, in a smaller size.

To say that my *very* wild kitten enjoyed having me put these on her is an understatement. But I did it by myself, getting bit hard (blood & all) twice. But it was worth it. These nail caps really do work great. Once the caps were on, my kitten really didn't seem to notice a thing. She ran around like a crazy lunatic just like normal. She's had them on now for close to two months and only one or two have come off. I would highly recommend these caps, especially if you are considering a de-claw or re-homing your cat.ADVICE TIP #1: Be careful with the glue. When you first put the glue in the nail cap, there must be some sort of chemical reaction that makes the glue HOT. It only lasts for a few seconds and then cools down to normal temperature. I felt it on my own fingers. It hurt my fingers for a second so it must feel much worse on a cat or kitten. So my advice is to hold the tip of the nail cap when you pour in the glue, wait about 15-20 seconds, and then put the nail cap on your cat.ADVICE TIP #2: Make sure you trim your cat's nails pretty good before you put the nail caps on. I trimmed my kitten's nails first, but didn't do a super good job of it (again, I was doing it by myself). Since she has had the caps on so long, the nails have started to grow through the caps. This is probably also due to the fact that my kitten is extremely active and loves to claw at anything she can get her little kitten paws on. But trimming them shorter/better might have made the caps more effective for longer. Even still, though, they work better even with the nails starting to poke through.ADVICE TIP #3: I only put 8 out of 20 of the nail caps on my kitten. I figured that was enough to deter my kitten from scratching and doing damage. I was right. I saved the extra caps for the next application and for replacements. I did not cap her feet for her own protection. If she were to escape outside, she would need some way to protect herself if she needed to.ADVICE TIP #4: Order your next package of nail caps early because it takes a little while to ship from China.