Soft Clawsby Aimee Amodio | More from this Blogger 10 Jul 2006 01:57 PM Are you looking for an alternative to constantly trimming your pet's nails? Are you not interested in having your kitty declawed? Does your dog scratch at the door, leaving huge gouges in the wood? Are you worried about a pet pawing at you and your family? Soft Claws to the rescue! Soft Claws are vinyl nail caps for your dog or cat that were developed by a veterinarian. Applying Soft Claws to your pet's nails after trimming can help keep them safely blunt. With Soft Claws, you won't have to worry as much about scratches to people, furniture, walls, floors, and more! Soft Claws are also a great alternative for pets with skin problems who itch themselves incessantly and scratch themselves open. The vinyl nail caps are completely safe and non-toxic to your pets -- even if swallowed. Soft Claws are easy to apply: simply add a drop of the included adhesive to the nail cap and slip it over your pet's real nail. Two tubes of adhesive are included in each set of vinyl Soft Claws. A set of Soft Claws lasts between four and six weeks. Natural wear and nail growth will push the Soft Claws off. You may only need Soft Claws for your pet's front paws; a set of forty nail caps will last you through four applications in that case! Soft Claws can be also used on the hind paws when necessary -- a set of vinyl nail caps on the back feet can protect sensitive spots from being scratched open. Soft Claws come in three different sizes for cats and seven different sizes for dogs. Pick Soft Claws in natural (clear) and no one will know your pets are wearing them. If you'd like something a little more eye-catching, you can pick from pink, red, blue, and more! Look for special color combinations around the holidays -- red, pink, and white for Valentine's Day or red and green for Christmas. Learn more about Aimee Amodio ![]() Aimee is a fiction writer... dog lover... music lover... Relevantpets tags User Comments Bonnie Sayers (1298) 11 Jul 2006 04:32 PMAre these sold only in pet specialty stores and about how much does this cost? Bonnie Sayers Aimee Amodio (12040) 11 Jul 2006 06:47 PMYou can find Soft Claws at pet stores, online stores, and through their website: http://www.softclaws.com/ (They cost $17.99 on the Soft Claws website but are cheaper elsewhere. http://www.jbpet.com has them for $14.99) Community Tags claws, grooming, http://www.pixiepets.com/files/s, https://www.softpaws.com/SoftCla, nail trimming, nails, soft claws Discuss this article
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