Soft Paws® Feline (Small)

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51. Good product

    Posted by Unknown on 4th Mar 2017

    I got these caps for my 2cats who love tearing up the corner of my couch, plus a new one on the way. So far one cap fell off and they we're put on last week, but the groomer said I should have gotten larger size, but all in all they are working well. The cats don't scratch couch anymore.

52. Dont come off!

    Posted by Unknown on 3rd Mar 2017

    I've used "other" brands and they just don't compare to Softpaws...they stay secure and fit my cats nails perfectly.

53. Love!

    Posted by Gabi on 22nd Feb 2017

    Love these things! They protect my furniture, my face (she's very affectionate sometimes), and she doesn't seem to mind them at all! I went with the clear so she can't see them, which seems to be working!

54. Come off with not too much effort by cat

    Posted by Douglas on 30th Jan 2017

    My cat scratches a lot and despite using copious amounts of glue, she manages to remove some caps.

55. Pleasently Surprised

    Posted by Unknown on 23rd Jan 2017

    I had my doubts that the Soft Paws would actually work, but was willing to try anything. I did not want to declaw my kitten.
    It did take 2 of us to get them on. I think it would be extremely hard to apply them by myself.
    What amazed me the most was that my kitten did not seem to notice he had something on his nails. He didn't walk funny and he didn't try to immediately get them off.
    I had to replace a couple of nails over the first week I think mostly because I did not have enough glue on them. I worried that I would put too much in and consequently ended up putting too little glue in.
    I wonder if using a calming spray before I apply them again would be helpful.
    I would and have recommended them to my friends.

56. Protect the dog and your curtains!

    Posted by Tina on 19th Jan 2017

    She doesn't much like the process of putting them on, but once on, she is perfectly happy with them. And they are so cute!

57. small is still too small

    Posted by amanda thompson on 6th Jan 2017

    I recently bought the small because kitten size was too small. These are pretty much the same size. Too small. Spent too much on last 2 orders and still have no caps that work :(

58. unhappy with purchase

    Posted by Emily on 20th Dec 2016

    Ordered a size small for my cat who weighs 8lbs. I have bought other brands of nail caps in a size small that has fit her well. I wanted to use soft paws to have more variety in my color choices. However, I was not satisfied because I found it was very difficult to get the glue into the nail cap without it getting all over the place and it took much longer to do which only causes more stress for my cat. I also found that the size small was too small for her as well compared to the other brands I have used. I bought 2 packs and plan to send the unopened one back.

59. Safe and Life-Changing!

    Posted by Tina Anderson on 20th Dec 2016

    I was so very frustrated with my calico kittens and their inability to control their claws and to use their sisal scratching posts. I am really hoping they will eventually be more deliberate about when and how they use their claws. In the meantime, the Soft Paws are truly a furniture, face, arms, fingers and legs life-saver! My 8-month-old girls are very loving and very playful and we can engage in both without my worrying that I will be accidentally raked on my face, or add another 200 holes to my jeans! They are very diligent about trying to chew them off; so, for now, I return fairy frequently to the vet techs to re-cap. The vet techs keep telling me to stay the course... that they will eventually get used to them. They use medical grade superglue as the adhesive, which is non toxic according to the Animal Poison Control Center. The soft paws themselves are also non-toxic. My vet said that if they are swallowed, they will just pass through their digestive system. My first application lasted 6 weeks, and in the 6th week, a lot of the soft paws came off, indicating it was time for nail clipping and a fresh application. I also decided to just cap the front claws and keep the rear claws trimmed. I called customer support and got wonderful advice from Anna about how to put them on to last longer. I will pass this on to the vet techs, and I believe I will eventually be able to do this myself, as my girls are getting bigger and letting me hold them longer and touch their paws without fear. Ironically, both girls now use all the scratching posts...to help get them off!

60. Good product for cats with skin disease

    Posted by Annie G. on 17th Dec 2016

    I ordered Softpaws based on reviews from other cat owners whose cats had the same skin disease as mine - where they compulsively scratch their neck until it bleeds (and in my cat's case develops a huge life-threatening infection. Scary!). The softpaws are put on the back claws to prevent that from happening. My cat has had to wear a cone for two years now. She will soon be slowly taken off the cone since the skin has healed. The softpaws will keep her from breaking the skin open again while her medication reduces the itchiness. The only criticism I have is that it's hard to visually tell if I've put glue to 1/3 of the nail cover piece. That led to a couple nail covers falling off because of too little glue. A little black line or some other way of showing how much glue to put in would be a big help. Otherwise, it works great and stays on. She barely notices them!

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