GRPET 40pcs Soft Nail Caps for Cat Pet Claws Paws Control Free Super 4 Sizes 6 Colors (Pink, L)

I have purchased claw caps from this seller (easy2rich) since my cats were in the kitten size. I have to say that they provide me with consistent quality! The caps are firm yet pliable which is nice because some caps I tried (at first) were too firm and others seemed too soft. I use the gold for my tortoise shell kitty and the silver for my calico kitty. Both colors are of the same quality. I have tried the glow in the dark caps (not sure who the seller is) and those caps didn't stay on quite as long as these do. I will continue to order these as needed - if you have been on the fence BUY them!!! Shipping takes about a 10 to 14 days which isn't bad. I always place an order when I get down to about 10 caps and have yet to run out. :)

After trying quite a few brands of cat claw caps I will be sticking with these. A lot of the small or "XS" sizes are still awkward tubes that don't curve naturally to fit the claw. The XS are just about the perfect size and shape for my petite 7 pound tortoiseshell kitties. They are very destructive and unfortunately to be able to get any kind of a pet deposit back I have to cover their sharp little nails. One HUGELY helpful tip I would strongly recommend is to not use the glue that comes with these caps, no matter the brand of caps. They all suck. My cats are very aggressive with their scratching post even with the caps on and the only thing that has kept them on is human nail glue. NOT super glue. Nail glue for press on nails doesn't break down in water, won't yellow nails, and is not carcinogenic unlike superglue. They used to lose a cap a day with the glue that comes with the caps and now they haven't been able to get a single one off. Also, the pink glitter caps look so cute. They have dulled a little with wear but haven't come off. I'm very happy with the fit and style and will definitely be repurchasing.

This is actually a 5 star rating, but with a proviso... They're a little big, but this is easily remedied if you skip the "clipping" part of the instructions. Trimming the cat's claws FIRST will make these a bit too long, which can result in the cat's claws not being able to retract, which can be super uncomfortable for your kitty.Since you need to skip the clipping part, you'll also need to adjust the amount of glue you use. The instructions recommend to fill the caps 1/3 full, but if you skip the clip for a better fit, you'll need a little more because you'll be working with less surface area on the claw itself. What I did to compensate was to fill the caps enough so that when squeezed flat, the glue comes to the top, which is about 35-40% full.After reading several other reviews of this same kit, I elected to use my own super glue rather than try the enclosed glue, which nearly every reviewer has said was inadequate.After successful application, the my cats have only lost 4 caps in about as many weeks, and if you can find them, they're fairly simple to reapply. Just repeat the steps from the original application, unless there's a claw husk stuck in it (this is normal, cats shed claw husks on a regular basis), in which case you'll need to remove the husk with tweezers before adding the glue.

I ordered these because i have 3 cats that i cant seem to try and break the habit of scratching on my furniture. i bought the white glitter ones in size medium and i have 2 boy cats and my big cat has big paws so his nails are bigger and it fits perfectly on him and my other one hes more smaller and slim and it still fit him perfect. there clear with glitter on them. but make sure when you glue them on it doesn't touch there skin above the nail it really hurts and bothers them. its like gluing your two fingers together and when you cut there nails don't cut it so short cause you want enough nail to fit and glue to the nail cap so just cut the very tip to get the nail to not be so sharp. also be careful with the amount of glue to much will ooze out and glue there hairs to the nail cap or there skin and they will lick it and wont be good for them. at first my cats wouldn't stop licking there nails but after a few minutes they don't notice. im very happy with this product

Had to put these on my cat when we went home for the holidays. Easy to apply once you have the cat restrained (and boy was that part difficult...). The glue seems like regular super glue, and dries quickly. The small caps fit my 9 month old kitten's claws pretty well, and have stayed on pretty well. I've had a few fall off, but I'd say that is more from user error in application (not enough glue, didn't slide it up the claw all the way, etc) more than a fault of the product. They only include one applicator tip, so if you plan on replacing caps that fall off and using the second set included, you need to clean out the tip of the glue between each use. Overall, I am pleased with this product. Much less expensive than other brand name ones and works just the same. She has had the current set on for almost 3 weeks now, with no signs of more falling off.

I would give another star but the product took a really long time to arrive. The expected arrival date changed multiple times and I just had to keep waiting.Was really looking forward to these coming sooner then later as my kitten has decided to climb screen doors. I will never declaw a cat and a squirt bottle of water wasn't enough to keep my kitten off the screens. I live in a tropical climate where we don't use air conditioners but rely on screen doors and can't have holes in them.Put them on her tonight waited until she was sleeping and had another person hold/distract her when I applied. Trimmed the long sharp nail tips off. Put glue in the cap and slid it on. They are a bit large, wouldn't work for most kittens under 3lbs. She is 4lbs but small over all. These nail caps are much softer then other brands.My kitten didn't enjoy her first few steps after getting just front caps on, didn't put on dew claw seems like that would be uncomfortable. But soon forgot about them and was playing away. Best part is she tried to jump up on the screen door and bounced off!She plays pretty hard, but they did stay on after a play session with the foster kittens so that's good news! Hope they last at least a week.