XX Large Soft Claws for Dogs (Natural, 14 mm length x 9 mm width)

I have to agree with the other reviewthey are a bit like tap shoes. However I didn't get the these for noise reduction or more traction for my 55 pound 6 month old yellow lab/Shepard mix I got them for protection for my wood floors and leather furniture (as well as me while we banish the jumping problem!). They aren't staying on as well as my first trial with them but I think that's because I have the size too small (the chart is accurate, I just misjudged). The fronts are falling off even with super glue! So like I said I think it's the size-I think it's better to go a little bigger then too small. They have done great at protecting both the floor and furniture (and me!). I've also used the pedi-paw with success but you do have to do it just about weekly and it's a little time consuming. These I put on and hope they all fall off by their next nail clipping 5-6 weeks later!

We have a Standard Poodle, around 45 lbs. He has been slipping around on the wood floor, causing scratches. First we tried buying dog shoes. Bought 2 different brands of high quality, very comfy boots...at $50+/pair. While this did help with traction, he completely "shuts down" when they get put on. He won't sit or lay down. Just stands up till he is exhausted and starts to fall down. We thought he would get over it, but after 4 months of catching him "fainting" and having to physically stretch his legs out and make him lay down... we decided to try the nail cap option.

We bought xx large. First I ground his nails down. Put 3 drops of the glue in the nail cap, squeezed it to make it more circular, and slipped it right on. He didn't even notice. Every 4 or 5 days I will notice one is missing. I just grind that nail down and apply another. So, I never actually remove them all and apply a new set. When they get too worn, they naturally just fall off. I just used up the last couple nails, and it has been about 14 weeks. Very acceptable.

The scratching on the floor is sufficiently reduced. If he gets real wild, they will still scratchat which time we show him his old boots and he bolts for the kennel :) But for general "trotting" around, there is no scratching, as they are much softer than nails. These caps obviously don't aid in traction. But...huge help in the scratches. A fair compromise between me and the Poodle!

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I actually bought them because my dog has hip displasia and she was slipping on wood floor which is not good for her. Since she has them on she does not slip as bad on the floor. It's great! I also found a better way to put them on without using any glue. Got one size smaller, soak them in boiling water for just 10 or 20 seconds, they get very soft and slide right on the nails, took me 2 minutes to do all 4 paws. When they cool they hold very strongly. Just a tip

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I have a 65 pound boxer and we just got new hardwood floors. He loves to play inside and we cant break him from this habit, since we have let him do it for 3 years. We bought the soft claws for dogs, and glued them on. They are fantastic!!! Yes, they do come off or wear off, but his has lasted for over a month. He sometimes does wear them down where they will get holes, but his nails do not come thru and the wood looks great. He is very tolerant of them, and I think most dogs would allow you to put them on, just like a bath. Very simple! If the soft claws do not wear off after awhile, we clip them off and put new ones on. Do go by the size chart, because my first pair ordered was too small. Great purchase!!!

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I have a Labrador and wood floors and the soft claws do not improve the relationship. It has been a bit like tap shoes for a child at Christmas.

The claw guards went on fine and have stayed on (I was rather hoping that they would fall off, I am going to find out today how to take them off).

The plastic of the claw guard is softer than keratin of claws and without sharp edges so if scratching was the primary issue it might be a help.

However putting a cap on anything is going to make it longer and for these it is a minimum of 4 mm. Immediately Abby made more noise on the floor and I think she was also getting even less traction on the floor than before. The Soft Claws were just not soft enough to be helpful. She sounds like a walking snare drum.

The best answer is going to be weekly nail sanding.

Abby did get 2 complements on how good her nails looked including "you've had Abby's claws done" ie it look almost natural. (The ones I got were NOT purple.)

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