This is a mixed review. Some cats adapt well to Soft Claws. We have recommended them to families who have scratching issues with their cats. many times it has made the difference in whether or not a cat is surrendered to the shelter.

Unfortunately, not all cats will tolerate them. The can lash out when you try to apply them or chew them off.

Pros: A safer alternative than declawing your cat

Cons: Can be difficult to apply

This is a good product that saves your furniture and is an alternative to declawing. Once applied, they last several weeks.

Pros: Saves furniture

Cons: A little tough to apply

if you want to save your furniture and want to forgo the declawing surgery, then these are for you. these caps are glued onto your cats trimmed toenails. They can still stretch out the claws and work them but nothing gets shredded in the process. They usually don't even know that they have them on.

Pros: can be used on all cats, variety of sizes, non-toxic glue

Cons: need to reapply every 4-6 weeks

It may be a fight to get them on, but this will definitely protect your furniture without maiming your beloved cat. May need to re-apply every few months. Easiest for cats started at a young age (sometimes even keeps them from scratching forever!), but they also work well on adults.

Pros: Humane and effective

Cons: Sometimes hard to get on.

These are great to prevent cats from scratching furniture if you are having a problem with that. You just have to be comfortable trimming your cat's nails and putting these on each nail. If your cat is OK with handling its paws, these are a great option.

Pros: Stops scratching

Cons: Need to keep up with changing them