15 Colors / 150 pcs Cat Nail Caps | Cat Claw Covers with Adhesives and Applicators (M)

I have been using nail caps for about a year now, but this is the first time I have purchased this brand and from this seller. I am amazed at the difference in packaging, quality of adhesive, and of use. The caps come presorted according to color, three colors to a resealable pack. Before I had to sort and package myself. The adhesive cap is easy to put on and take off....other brands were so challenging I gave up.With the tip I can easily fill the cap and apply without getting glue all over myself or my cat's fur. Excellent product and I will return to this brand only.

Depending on your cat is exactly how this is gonna go! Our cat was not pleased but she did well. It was a two person job!Kit Comes with a multitude of claw cap colors ! It also has several tubes of “nail glue” with slim tip for easy application of clue inside cap. Glue sets quickly. Time will tell how long they stay on but I’m very pleased…. The Kitten Clover Jane not so much. Overall they are great!

Pro: these were so easy to put in. I have used cat nail caps before, but this is the first time I managed to do without gluing myself to a cat. The precision tips for the glue are a lifesaver. They are transparent so you can see the glue flowing and get all the way to the point of the nail cap. Adhesion and dry time were on point, I had both my cats done in less than 15 minutes. First application was 2 days ago, and out of the 20 put on to both cats, only 4 fell off. Given that I did not clean the nails this is pretty good.The cats don't mind them at all.Cons: sizing seems a bit off. I have pretty large cats over 13 lbs each. I ordered medium thinking I was sizing down but they are almost too big. I think this is what caused some of them to fall off so quickly. I am also concerned that the ones that did come off might have done so during grooming and might have been injured, just a concern and I suppose my cats have probably ate worse.Pro tips: when applying the glue, but the precision tip all the way to the end of the inside of the cap then squeeze enough to fill the cap and release. It will suck the extra back into the bottle but leave the cap coated.This is also a little bit more intensive than nail trimming. My cats have a prescription for gabapentin, so I slipped them both one before giving them their manicures. If your cats don't like having their nails touched, you may want to at least have someone helping you.

I had to buy these, to keep my cat from scratching at his boo-boo area, & they have worked great! They were easy enough to adjust for his claws, & then to attach them. He doesn't even seem to notice them being on.My 1 complaint, is that they didn't stay on for very long, before they started falling off. Only about a few days.

They came right off as soon as I let my cat go. We waited a few minutes to let them dry thinking the time was a problem but after a while we gave up. The nails fit our cat, we followed the size recommendation so no complaints there.

This is a chill cat and he let us put them on pretty easily. There was one nail that he freaked out about, but when we let him do his thing he let us put on the rest. The hardest part is not gluing yourself to your cat! I would try this again.

Seems pretty good only glued my finger to the cat and the cat scissors to my bed it's been a week and she's only gotten one off only did her front eight claws she was not so cooperative after hanging out after her claws were trimmed. Might of cut too much off the glue as the pink insert would not stay on.

The glue doesn't burn like the other comment Said. It does come out fast but will come off skin after a few washes. A week later some are still on I probably didn't put enough glue on the other. Mochi doesn't seem to care at all about them. I love them on her so pretty.