Soft Claws Nail Caps for Cats, Large Clear CLS (Cleat Lock System) Size 14+ lbs

I just got these last week and I'm already obsessed! I've been cutting my cat's nails his entire life so he's used to me handling his paws and claws, but I was still surprised that he was perfectly fine with me putting these on (someone else recommended putting the glue in all of them before starting to apply, which is definitely the route to go). They are still firmly on after 8 days, they don't bother him at all (he barely even seems to notice them), and we have finally been able to remove the suuuuuper classy (lol) comforters and quilts protecting our couches! Definitely worth trying, since we were at our wits' end and considering declawing as a last resort :'(

Followed all instructions and loved on my fur baby for much more than 5 minutes after applying yet they starting coming off in days. Reapplied with the same results. Disappointed.

Easy to use. I have had people say they used them but they came off. After discussing it with them, turns out they came off after a few weeks. Ummmm....yea! Toenails grow. I checked my cats nails almost daily. One falls off, put another on. I find it you spread the blue around the inside of the cover with a toothpick before applying you get better adhesion.

We've been using these tips for awhile. Generally they work well, but they don't always stay on as long as they should. Sometimes we find a tip off within a day, and all off within a few weeks, other times they last a solid 6 or more weeks with just a couple falling off.Not sure what causes the inconsistency as we have a professional groomer put them on and she's very good at it. (We had tried multiple times to do them ourselves, but our sweet cat would NOT go for it )When they work it's great and keeps our cat from treating our couch like a scratching post (and he has one his own scratching post!!) Deducted one star for the unpredictable results.

I've used these in the past and used them recently on my cats back paws to keep my cat from scratching a scab he had on his neck(hes a skittish cat and hates cones) and it worked great! He was able to still "scratch" but not cause any damage.

Been using these for a few months now. My older cat is declawed, but decided not to declaw my younger one. They go on easy, but my cat is used to me applying them. Before, I just waited for her to fall asleep and applied while she was drowsy- no fight in her. They last about a month before her nails grow out and I have to trim, clean and re-apply. Definitely saves my furniture.

My cat ended up just biting them off (It’s quite funny). So I bought guards for my couch instead.

These were easy to put on my cat's claws. He stopped clawing because he couldn't "snag" anything.......his paws just slipped over the sofa edge. YAY!!! I was elated that I had found a possible solution to stop his damaging the furniture.The downside, he kept biting at the nails to get them off and his cuticles became bloody from all his efforts. NOT good. I am going to put them once more and see if he will adjust to the tips any better. If not, I won't put him through the annoyance of nails tips in the future.