Soft Paws  

I tried them, they're crap. The wouldn't stay on. It's easier just to keep your cats claws clipped.

I've always wanted to try them. Perhaps I will, but I am skeptical that they'll just come off. My cats would probably bite them off or something. But, we'll see. How long have you been using them, and do you use them for a cat or for a dog?

wow.... you really give an interesting information.. i never knew about this. this is really great thing... i'll definitely will checkout for sure.. thanx again.

The one reason I wouldn't want to get a cat is because i'm worried about my furniture. If these work that would be great. But what about if you have an outdoor cat and they need to defend themself or try to run up a tree away from a dog, are these ok for outdoor cats?

Aw! That is such a sweet idea, and so much more humane than declawing an animal. I'm glad that you shared this link with us, even though I don't currently have any pets. I will definitely keep this in mind for the day that I do have pets again, because I love animals and I truly would love to have some around the house again when I get to the point in my life where I can. I think that these soft paws are a really truly great idea, and they aren't that expensive either! ^_^

I'm getting these for my cat. I already knew about them...but getting him fixed came first so I haven't gotten these yet. If these don't work though, I'm getting him declawed because he's a little terror! LOL I'm not much of a cat person. I prefer dogs. But my hubby likes cats, so that's why we have one.

But can cats still scratch (on a scratching post of some sort, of course) if they still wear those? It's important for a cat to be able to scratch.

I have been using Soft Paws with much success for awhile now. And by applying just a little bit more glue I have gotten them to stay on for as long as 4 months. I have to spend a bit more for a years supply since I have 4 cats and a dog, but to me Soft Paws is well worth the extra money spent. Not to mention they have saved my furniture and skin from being scratched up.

i dont have cat myself but my brother does and i think this is a good idea ill let him know about this

One of my cats that I got from the shelter has his claws but he will not even let me trim his nails, he would never let me put these on him. I make sure he has one of the cardboard scratchers with catnip and he is very good about using that. It has been 5 months now and he will finally let me touch his paws without scratching and/or biting, so I am hoping that I will eventually get him to let me trim his nails. All of my floors are tile though and that does help keep them worn down when he and my other cat go racing through the house.