Kitty Caps Nail Caps for Cats Safe, Stylish & Humane Alternative to Declawing Stops Snags and Scratches, Medium (9-13 lbs), Black with Gray Tips & Baby Blue (Pack of 1)

These work very well.. but my "next day delivery" took a week and there is nothing more than a "yep, sorry it's late" from Amazon. Unfortunately, I need them so even though I had to buy more in the interim at a local store, I won't be getting a refund. My carpet and I are both displeased.

These are very easy to apply and they definitely do their job, but I have one cat who won’t stop trying to pull them off so I’m randomly finding them around the house. My other cat doesn’t seem to mind them at all. They do last a long time if they’re not trying to pull them off and they’re so cute as well, I love all the color options.

Work great, takes a bit for the cats to get use to them but helps in minimizing fabric tears on clothing without stopping them from "sharpening" their nails on scratching pad

Worked fine. I've similar nail caps before however, the 2 extra nail glue bottles dried up when I didn't open them. I tried really hard to squeeze but nothing came out. Therefore I can't really use the rest of the nail caps. So I guess I have to buy more. Hopefully the extra unopened nail glue doesn't dry this time.

My cat absolutely hated putting these on. I definitely recommend using 2 people like someone else suggested. We only used 10 on his front paws and it's definitely keeping him from destroying our furniture. He doesn't seem to be in any pain and they've all stayed on. Now if I can just get him to leave the blinds alone.

I like they don't have plastic stench. I was worried about safety of the glue so first I just put them on. 2 minutes later all off, then a teeny tiny bit of glue and they were on for 3 days, before I found them with tufts of hair on them. I'm diabetic and get infection's from scratches. I feel like he must hate them if some hair comes off. I don't want to hurt him and declawing in inhumane. Any tips anyone who uses these on how to keep them in . I don't want to hurt him either.

I was skeptical but they work. Easy to get on, like once you push it onto the claw they adhere right away. I had been worried they’d take too long to dry and my cat would tear them off in meantime but it was fine. Beware the glue is super strong and quick drying, I got my fingers glued together and had to use nail polish remover to get off. It’s been two weeks and they are still on my cat. He fiddled with them for the first few hours, but after that didn’t pay any attention to them.

Little difficult to put on. Have stayed on so far for 2 weeks. Haven't lost any. The cats did at first try to chew on them after they were put on. Great for play and no love scratches anymore.