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Are you feeling your fuzzball isn't fabulous enough and needs a little flair?
Purrdy Paws effectively blunts your cat's nails and offers a humane alternative to declawing while protecting against problem pet scratching.
- Damage to Household Surfaces: Floors, Doors, Screens, Walls and Furniture
- Protection from scratches when your kitty gets a little too frisky
Purrdy Paw all of your cat's nails or just the front ones !
Choose from over 40 colors and unlimited combinations !
Each Set Includes: 40 Vinyl Nail Caps, 2 Tubes Adhesive, Applicator Tips, and Instructions
Purrdy Paws are Safe and Easy to Apply
- Trim your cat's nails - kitten claws do not need to be trimmed.
- Than try on the nail cap, without glue, to ensure a proper fit; it should fit snugly.
- Once you have the correct size, simply fill each nail cap 1/3 of the way full with the provided adhesive with applicator tip, and gently slide the cap onto the nail.
- Finally observe your cat for 5 minutes until the adhesive sets and you're done !
Share your cat's pictures with everyone you know and show off how great they look !
Each application of nail caps lasts approximately 4-6 weeks until your cat naturally sheds their nail.
The nail caps are extremely safe and non-toxic. Even if your cat swallows one, no harm will come. The nail cap will safely pass through the digestive system.
Purrdy Paws will not affect your cat from retracting their nails.
Find the Purrfect Fit with our Size Guides
Kitten Size: Less than 6 months old
These will fit most kittens by the time they reach the age of 16 weeks (4 months). Some kittens can wear them as early as age 12 weeks (3 months). To test, try a nail cap on first without the adhesive. If it looks too big, don't glue it on. The nail cap should fit snugly, like a glove. Kitten nails do not need to be trimmed.
Small: Approximately 6 months old -- Approximately 6-8 pounds
Some kittens at 5 months may need the small size if they are growing fast or are large-breed cats.
Small-boned adult cats often wear the small size. If your cat seems smaller than an average full-grown cat, choose small.
Medium: Approximately 9-13 pounds
Most adult average size cats wear medium.
Large: Approximately 14 pounds and up
Very large-boned and large-breed cats wear large.
Purrdy Paws - An American Company
TK
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024
The only reason I gave this four and not five stars is that the sizes run large. We first bought a medium and the nails were swimming in them :D, for an 11 pound cat. We ordered the small, which will work, but they definitely won't be growing out of them any time soon. In a different brand the small would be the size of a medium, so they are high quality and I would recommend, just size the brand accordingly, ordering a size smaller than you may be used to.
Ashley
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
We bought the size medium for our 2 adult cats, but needed to trim them down just a bit so they could fully retract their claws with the nail guards on. I put them on while the cats were napping, and it was easy-peasy! One cat has managed to pull the guards off her thumbs, but she doesn't seem to mind the rest of them. Be careful with the glue though, and only fill the nail guards 1/3 full, or you'll end up getting in on their skin/fur. Overall, very pleased with these. Now it doesn't hurt at all when my kitty is making biscuits on me! Haha
Kris
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2023
The nail caps are really cute but sadly I took too long to see if it could fit my cat. I got medium and it’s very large compared to the ones sold in stores. That a bummer!
Amanda
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2022
They were very cute and I was super excited when I received them. I had my cats' groomer put them on and she remarked on their quality being pretty good. I got the medium as the sizing chart said that would be average for an adult cat (both my cats are adults) and the caps fell off within a day. I did ask the groomer and she said the mediums were too large for my cats as their nails are quite short from routine trimmings so there wasn't enough nail to hold the cap.So if you trim your cat's routinely/often you might need to size down to get a proper fit. I have not gotten the small size to try this theory, been too worried on getting another box of caps I won't be able to use.
Sarah Lefebvre
Reviewed in Canada on February 10, 2020
These work great on my kitties, great product.
redkorn
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2019
I recommend wrapping your kitty in a blanket or towel while working on an individual hand. They do get bad at first and it is hard to get on but will get the hang of it after a couple attempts. Be super careful with how much glue you use and how close it is to the skin as it is super powerful glue and can hurt them. And make sure to adjust the size of the cap to fit its claw size. ((My lil one is having no problems adjusting to them so far))
JenH1969
Reviewed in Canada on September 21, 2019
They work wonderfully!
jackie
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2019
My cat is prettg compliant when it comes to letting me put these on so i cant speak to ease of use, but once theyre on they stay on! I love the colors and the price!
Carole
Reviewed in Canada on June 12, 2019
Perfect
Danielle Marengere
Reviewed in Canada on October 3, 2019
Fit my kitten who is 8 months perfectly and she doesn’t feel a thing ! Had them done at local vets for 40.00 Best investment ever
Miss J
Reviewed in Canada on August 11, 2018
I love these as a safe, temporary option for protecting my furniture. My cat does not appreciate how cute and sparkly they are and complains copiously when I apply them. I'm trying to reason with her that these are more humane then de-clawing and much cheaper than buying new furniture on a regular basis. Despite her unwillingness to listen to reason, she's perfectly fine once they're on. And they really stay on. Just be sure to check your cat's claws every now and then because occasionally one won't shed as the claw grows out and it can start to poke into the toe pad. If this starts to happen, I just use clippers to nick the nail right above the cap and it will split and shed right off without hurting kitty.
Lorie
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2016
I'm in loooooove! Great idea. I started my kitty at two months and I was able to place them. She turned 3.5 months and all kitty hell broke loose, still I overcame the hell to move into heaven... I MUST give you my tips, and I got some from reading the reviews.1. Cut the caps, use only about 2/3 of it, don't be afraid to cut them, you want them to cover the nail "tip". Cut them all before starting.2. Use some other strong glue, and just put a drop in.3. 2 people needed, one to hold the kitty and one to put the caps... now, here we have a few things to say, perhaps wrapping the kitty and taking one paw out at the time is a good idea, you might need to do one paw every hour if you get my meaning. You know your cat better than anybody and as I said mine is going ballistics at this time of her life. She is 4 months now and whenever she is at the vets she is always a bit scare so she is attached to me and "easier to handle". Well... I decided to take her to a groomer.The logistic with the groomer was that I hold her and she worked the caps. Saphira (that is my kitty) was "still" because she wasn't comfortable in the environment and the caps were "easy to place", and are better than ever, I believe that in part because she allowed me to hold her until I felt they were dry enough. The first ones I got were for kittens. Now I got small and they fit great.I'll try to post pics of Saphira.Good Luck!
Katherine grider
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2016
They don't stay on.
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