VICTHY 120-Piece Cat Nail Caps: Colorful Soft Claws Nail Covers for Pet Cats

Alannah WeissAlannah Weiss: Super happy with these nail covers - they are easy to put on & as long as you hold your cat for a couple minutes afterward, they last for ages. She has had some of these on for 7 weeks. They are super cute, soft, and comfortable for the pet as well. She isn’t bothered by them at all, and still can scratch herself satisfactorily while saving my leather furniture.

Canada on Oct 11, 2023

C.W.: Great instructions easy to use. Super cute! There is adhesive which somewhat surprised me but very easy to use with tools for multiple applications. Definitely distract your kitty during and for a few minutes so they don't pry them off.

United States on May 17, 2023

Misty Wooten: They work well & look nice when they are on but my kitty manages to get them off fairly quickly.

United States on May 15, 2023

Randal: We got these for our 5 month kitten who still has yet to properly use his claws. He runs around the house like a wild thing, jumping from one thing to another, up one leg, across the torso, then down the other, and up and down walls. Well, until we used these caps. Now he can play without getting stuck, without hurting us, and while saving the furniture.
They seem to last as long as the nail grows. Just use enough glue. May take your cat a while to get used to them, so hold on while the glue dries.
The colours are fun to change as the nails grow and they fall off.
Most of all, our old cat is no longer worried about the new, young, smaller and faster cat being able to use his claws when he sneaks up for a surprise attack.
All in all, everyone and everything in the house benefits from these caps. A great buy for the low price.

Canada on Mar 07, 2023

marshmallow: I tested one out without glue to see how it fit. She wouldn’t let me pull it back off and it’s been on for 2 weeks now.
The rest are glued on and good.
Her nail has poked through the end of a couple. I’m not sure how to replace them now that they’re on!!! Getting them off may be painful.

They’re still curved, so my Berber carpets are still not safe. But she isn’t able to shred my upholstered sofa and dining chairs anymore. She had her claws trimmed to nothing at the vet the week before, but completely shredded a sectional in 48 hours.

Canada on Feb 25, 2023

Leslie CLeslie C: I was looking forward to using these nail caps when they arrived. Lots of cute, bright colors. I bought them to ensure that my cat wouldn’t scratch my 18 month old grand daughter when she played with him.
I watched several videos and thought I was prepared. I got the first cap on (shown) without much trouble. Then Popcorn knew what was coming. He twisted and fought me, even after I put him in a towel burrito. I got one more on, but he wasn’t happy. He chewed and tried to flick them off. I stopped applying any more.
The next morning, the poor cat had chewed off one of the nail caps and part of his nail. It never bled, but it was pink, irritated, and sensitive. I’m done with them. Popcorn seems relieved.
I’d say that if you have a calm, chill cat, then these might work for you. If your car is lively and doesn’t sit still for nail trims, then think twice. I know many people use a friend to hold down the cat, but I can’t imagine him going through that for ten (or twenty) applications of the caps.
I guess Popcorn will be that cool cat that walks around (inside) with just the one yellow nail done.

United States on Oct 09, 2022

AJAJ: Ella las odia pero son muy buenas, evita rasguños a muebles y sillones

Mexico on Jul 18, 2022

sandra cromiesandra cromie: Meh. I bought this from this vendor because of the bright, vibrant, fun colors they advertised. What I got was: black, clear, brown, purple glitter, navy blue and pink. I'll probably try and use the glittery purple or the pink, maybe the blue. The rest I'll trash and buy again from a different supplier. Maybe someone having a bad day picked my order? I don't know but if depression came in a rainbow this would be the pallet.
Also, I bought size small which is recommended for small boned adult cats. My cats are a normal size, about 6-10 pounds and one big guy weighing in at almost 15 pounds. There is no way these will fit my smaller cats as the size chart recommended (they all appear to be the same size, not sized for the individual claws) these look like they'd fit a toy size dog like a Malipoo or something. Definitely Not fitting a small framed cat. Probably won't even fit my big fat tom cat.
I'm not even going to put on a whole set because they look like they will probably hurt the cat they're so big! I posted a picture of one next to a dime so you can see they are HUGE but I'll try putting a single one on my Tom cat and see what happens.
Would not recommend for a cat...

Canada on May 12, 2022

Devon M.Devon M.: My cat does great with these caps. They stay on for about a month and a half - 2 months. He’s indoor only and not super active. The caps aren’t too hard to apply. I find it easiest to squeeze a decent amount of the glue into them and then pinch the top and bottom of the cap in order to create a wider opening when applying it to the actual nail.
I also make sure his claws are trimmed but not clipped too short so that the cap fits onto the whole mail without having to push it back into his cuticle/nail bed.

Works great for me HOWEVER my cat is super super chill and usually falls asleep on his back in my lap when I’m clipping his claws anyway SO what works for him could also be extremely annoying to another not so chill cat.

United States on Jun 28, 2021

K. Morgan: I have been using "caps" on my kitties nails for years now. It finally occurred to me to order them online! These work well. If you are patient with your cat this is easy to do. I do it in steps. 1st trim the cat's nails one paw at a time and give them breaks in between. Then I prepare the nail caps for 1 paw at a time. I only do the front paws and I only do the front four nails. I don't do the fifth nail. I lay them all out and I fill them with glue. This is the critical part.. DO NOT put too much glue!! All the people on here that were complaining that it burnt their cats nails and it burns their skin too... is because they are using too much glue! Do not put too much glue in. If you put too much in, suck some of it back out. Make sure you can still see some air in there and don't completely fill it with glue. Lay them all out and get your cat comfortable. I usually sit them on my lap scoot into the table and put the one paw that we're going to do on the table. Then I pushed the nails out and I put 1 nail cap on at a time and squeeze it together to make sure It adhears. When we finish that paw I let the cat down and give him a treat. Then I sit and prepare the other 4 nail caps...

United States on Nov 21, 2020