How to Apply Soft Paws to Your Cat's Claws
Soft Paws are a great way to save your furniture if you do not wish to declaw your cat. They come in a variety of colors and are safe for all cats.
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Instructions
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Make sure your Soft Paws are out and lined up according to which claw they go on. Have your glue ready also. The quicker you work, the better for you and your cat.
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If someone can hold the cat for you, let them help you. If you are on your own, hold your cat on your lap. Holding around their waist firmly, but not too tight, seems to work best.
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Start massaging your cat's claws. Do this for a few seconds before pushing gently to release your cat's claw.
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Put two to three drops of glue into the Soft Paw. Slide it on to the cat's claw.
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Hold it there gently for about ten seconds to give the glue a chance to adhere. Repeat until all are applied.
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Tips & Warnings
If your cat becomes agitated or appears stressed, stop. You can resume adding the rest of the Soft Paws at another time when the cat is calmer.
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Comments
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TuesdayBlonde
Aug 17, 2008
That is the most ridiculous argument against the use of Soft Paws I have ever seen. Soft Paws do not harm a cat in ANY way and can not even be compared to some form of mutilation such as declawing. Cats can balance, flee, and fight without any problems while having Soft Paws on. The Soft Paws still allow for gripping, just not tearing or ripping of fabric or human skin. As far as "damaging the cat mentally"? Get real. I suppose you are one of those people that feel evening having a domesticated cat as an indoor pet is cruel to. -
TuesdayBlonde
Aug 17, 2008
That is the most ridiculous argument against the use of Soft Paws I have ever seen. Soft Paws do not harm a cat in ANY way and can not even be compared to some form of mutilation such as declawing. Cats can balance, flee, and fight without any problems while having Soft Paws on. The Soft Paws still allow for gripping, just not tearing or ripping of fabric or human skin. As far as "damaging the cat mentally"? Get real. I suppose you are one of those people that feel evening having a domesticated cat as an indoor pet is cruel to.
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TuesdayBlonde
Aug 17, 2008
That is the most ridiculous argument against the use of Soft Paws I have ever seen. Soft Paws do not harm a cat in ANY way and can not even be compared to some form of mutilation such as declawing. Cats can balance, flee, and fight without any problems while having Soft Paws on. The Soft Paws still allow for gripping, just not tearing or ripping of fabric or human skin. As far as "damaging the cat mentally"? Get real. I suppose you are one of those people that feel evening having a domesticated cat as an indoor pet is cruel to.
