Softclaws Commercial 4

See the on-air infomercial for SoftClaws.

Contact information:
softclaws.productinfo@smarthealth.com
800.762.7877 X508

Soft Claws vinyl nail caps are easily applied, trim tip of cats nail,
insert specially formulated adhesive into each nail cap, slide nail cap
on. Nail caps will adhere up to six weeks. Complete application
instructions included with each package. Visit softclaws.com for more
information. Nail caps are also available for dogs.

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• Softpaws
• Softclaws
• Paws
• Claws
• nails
• Dog
• Kitten
• Kittens
• puppy
• puppies
• declaw
• Cat
• declawing
• Declaw
• Declawing
• Scratch

[McMustache09015]

Carmen scares me...

[LacyKP]

@CartoonAddict2 You've obviously never had a cat.

[manga12]

yea but even with the glue you use with it which is like superglue so its strong, my cat still pulls them off within 2 hours and he will sit there and keep at it till they come off, even after the curing period he still does.

[CandyCrayon91]

@negarg1998 Trimming is really easy o.O You just clip off the tips. My cats are utter spazzes and even they allow it - you just need patience.

[lorelome]

@CartoonAddict2 No, it doesn't stop them from growing... That's why you have to replace the caps every so often...

[lorelome]

This is an excellent and healthy way to deal with the scratching issue, unlike declawing!

[olive4naito]

Can the same caps be reapplied after they fall off?

[CartoonAddict2]

Putting plastic caps on your cat's claws doesn't prevent them from growing. Cats scratch things to trim and sharpen their claws. Get a friggin' scratching post for crying out loud!

[Kovitlac]

@TheCoD456Gamer Same here. And my cats have never, ever had any problems :)

[WerewolfOfTheWater]

@ChocolateSodaFizz Or you could just stop being lazy and trim their claws and train them to use a scratching post, instead of putting them through an unnecessary surgery that doesn't benefit them in the slightest (unlike fixing, which does benefit them)

There's a reason the UK banned declawing