Purrdy Paws Soft Nail Caps for Cat Claws RED Medium

The confusion with claw caps these days is that there doesn't seem to be any kind of a standard in sizing. The large sized Purrdy Paws are huge, too big for my 13 pound (healthy weight) male cat. Still usable, but definitely not snug. If you purchase Soft Paws in this size, they will be smaller. So I would recommend large Soft Paws = Medium Purrdy Paws. I will keep this in mind in the future. I prefer this brand because it is cheaper, works just as well, and comes in more colors. The glue, alas, is not as good. Either get an order of Soft Paws glue, or (Much Better!) do some research and just buy a big container of the right kind of craft glue at a fraction of cost. Many come with pointy tips, so you don't have to worry about running out of the two or three in the package. Overall, claw caps are great and they really work to protect furniture if your cat lets you use them. This is the kind I usually buy, but I got the wrong size, which isn't their fault. I have been using them and Soft Claws just based on whim and availability for the last two years and I am a huge fan of having a capped cat.

These tips are a lifesaver and a furniture saver too! They do fall off occasionally , but I check the kitten regularly and replace as needed. I started them on the kitten at just 10 weeks and handle his paws every time I inspect his feet so he is used to it and he doesn't fight me. Now when we roughhouse everyone is happy and me and the kids don't walk away all scratched up . And they look cute too!

Does what I need it to do and is a lot cheaper than the competitor. My only complaints - not eligible for Prime, and not enough caps to last very long on my cats, which get theirs off a lot sooner than they would naturally be shed. But very good quality and a no-brainer over the name brands (Note this review copy/pasted on several of the Purrdy Paws listings since color is its own listing).

Purrdy Paws gives you everything you need for ONE application for front and back paws. Perhaps that's why it's cheaper than Soft Claws. We only put the nail caps on the front paws of our cats so if they should accidentally get outside they still have their back claws to defend themselves with. I'd just rather buy nail caps once every 4 months ( 40 nail caps, about $15 for Soft Claws, and their prime eligible!!) instead of $8-9 every month with Purrdy Paws. The cheaper price and different colors is what reeled me in, but I probably won't buy from them again.

I think these work just as well as Soft Claws, BUT the glue is not nearly as good. Consider getting better glue with this purchase. I love that they are red and Soft Claws does not have this color available. Will look simply demonic on my black kitty :) And yes - protects the furniture very well.

These little caps are a great idea, but not really a practical application.. They're easy enough to get on ( if you can hold you cat still without gluing the caps to your own fingers) and they seem like they would stay on pretty well, except, at least my cat HATED these. She did everything in her power over the next week, after I managed to get them on, to remove them. It was like watching a cat with a piece of tape on their foot.. If say, just skip these and just clip your cats nails.

If you need visual aids to help you get these on your felines paws, just search Youtube for 'soft paws' or 'kitty nail caps'. There are tons of videos of how to get these on your cats feet.Medium fit my Siamese's nails perfectly. If you need help sizing, you can contact your vet and ask what they would recommend. Most adult cats will be a medium. If you have a big kitty like a Maine Coon, or just a big beefy cat that is over 12lbs and it's healthy weight, go with the large caps.

These look great on my little demon kitten but with in two days he had pried two of them off. That may have been my fault by not getting enough glue in them. Three weeks later and he is sporting only 2 of the 10 I put on him. I will try again and put more glue on them. Hopefully it will work better next time.

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