zetpo 60 pcs Cat Nail Caps | Cat Claw Covers | with Adhesives and Applicators (M, Blue, Sky Blue, Turquoise)

I use these while I was an over the road truck driver with my cat in the cab with me. Worked great. Now I use them at home also. saves my furniture and an awesome alternative to declawing with is animal abuse seeing how a cats claws are there first line of defense. As a cat rescuer I highly recommend these. As a person owned by cats. I love them!

These are great nail caps! I got them a size small, which is the perfect size for a 9–month–old kitten. The glue works extremely well & doesn’t have any sort of unpleasant scent. I’d definitely recommend these! They’re very easy to put on if you’ve got a cat who’ll cooperate.

The media could not be loaded.  I really liked these nail caps and felt they were just as good of quality as the name brand ones. The glue does take a minute to dry, and the instructions suggest that you put glue in the nail caps and let it sit for a minute before putting it on the nail to let the glue get a bit more sticky. Definitely do that if you have a cat who doesn't like their nails being touched. The package came with three different color packs of 20 caps each, and 3 tubes of glue. The glue tubes have caps and are reusable, so I really didn't need 3 whole tubes of it. However, where the product loses a star, is that they only include one precision glue tip per glue tube (the long, needle like tip that connects to the glue tube and allows you to put glue deep into the cap tip). They are not reusable because the glue dries pretty fast so by the time you're done applying the caps the whole tip is full of crusty dried glue. If the seller included like 3-5 extra tip applicators it would make more sense than sending so many glue tubesbwith one tip a piece. I'd like to see 3 tips per tube, honestly. I am still able to to get the glue into the caps, but it's a lot more messy than if I had more tips. Other than that, the product itself is great. I would highly recommend, and would likely buy again when I need to.

Most of the time when I put the caps on my cat's nails they last for about a month sometimes a month and a half these ones didn't even last a week before they started just popping off I don't know if the nails themselves or the glue but either way wasn't great

They’ve been on three weeks now, and she only lost two. I filled each cap and then squeezed it so that the glue would disperse evenly inside. I dabbed excess glue off on a napkin. Then I put them on snd held each in place for about ten seconds. I did trim her nails down a little bit first, and when we were done she did not even seem to notice them!

I will never by this product again. Waste of money.

Declawing is traumatic and causes behavioral problems in cats. This is the perfect solution and it’s fun too with the different colors to choose from. About 2-3 times yearly they go to the vet to have them applied under sedation for best results, but in between this visits they will let me replace 1-3 nail caps at a time if they fall off. It’s saved our furniture and our skin from cat scratches!

I thought I even put too much glue on not knowing what I was doing, but my cat had these off within 12 hours.

The manicure look good on my cat. everything seem fine. Great color

We have 3 cats. And brand new couches. Had used these previously with great success so was no brainer to buy them again. The bright colors are hilariously adorable and easy to see if they need replacements. For the cat we have that doesn’t want to be held and hates his paws touched we used squeeze ups treat as a distraction. Two people, one feeding/one doing nails. Clip nails first then put glue in 5 nail caps and then just stick them on as quickly as possible, then repeat for each foot!

I needed these for my senior cat who was clawing at his face so I put these on so he would not hurt himselfThey worked but hard to take off. U don’t need a lot of glue just a little dab 🐾👍🏻

I have an extremely destructive cat who uses the walls, a wood cabinet and wood door mouldings as his scratching post and actual cat scratching posts as a bathroom, I have tried everything including taking him to the vet to see if his behaviour was due to a medical issue. When I saw these, I thought they would be the solution to my problem but unfortunately I couldn't get them to fit on his nails because his nails are too short thanks to him keeping them very well trimmed by destroying the house.

Highly recommend putting caps on your cats nails. They stay on pretty well and as long as you cut the nail and replace as you go, it’s easy to maintain. Declawing is NOT a humane solution to scratching. For the price, give it a try! You may be surprised that your cat tolerates having these put on. My one note about ordering this would be that they give you wayyyy to much glue. I’ve bought this a couple times and have over 20 tubes 😅 better than not having enough I guess lol