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Glue works well with Soft Paws: should include more applicator tips. Cats lose a cap here and there, not all 10 at the same time. HAve been using on my cats for nearly 15 years now.

If you have an indoor cat you have doubtless experienced the trauma of having something expensive (sofa, drapes, etc.) or delicate (heirloom crochet frog potholder, etc.) savaged by the sharp razors at the ends of your cat's feet. There are now a variety of soft rubberized claw caps on the market in multiple sizes for different size claws. The recurring issue I have had with claw caps is there is either not enough adhesive included with a set of caps, or the glue is of poor quality and doesn't hold very well.This is a set of four tubes of adhesive specifically for cat claw guards and 12 applicator tips for the ends of the glue tubes. This is excellent glue of medium viscosity (perfect for getting into the claw caps) that has good bonding characteristics. The bottom line is this glue keeps the claw covers on your cat, and is worth the price. It's a lot cheaper than a new pair of drapes (though it was probably time to let go of the frog potholder anyway, let's be honest)!

The only thing I wish for Soft Claws adhesive is that they come with more applicator tips. Twelve tips for four bottles is simply not enough. I buy 100 tips directly from the maker, because reusing the tips simply isn't feasible. They get clogged up quickly, and it's very messy.Soft Claws adhesive is effective for gluing on my cat's claw caps. They stay on until they shed off most of the time. I not only use the glue for her nails, I also quirt it anywhere I need sticking power. It's like super glue.

I used Soft Paws years ago and had forgotten I had any nail caps left until I was cleaning out the closet the other day. I'm sure glad I found them because my kitty has been tearing (more like shredding) up my new, custom made chair. However, since I haven't used the nail caps in years my glue was all dried out. I was glad to find just the glue and applicators available for purchase separately from the nail caps and glad the glue works with the Soft Paws products. The glue is a bit pricey, but worth the money in the end to save my favorite chair. I agree there aren't enough applicators in the order, but I lucked out because I had extras in the old packages of Soft Paws nail caps I found. The cat doesn't like the nail caps and has tried to get them off, but to no avail. He is starting to get used to them, not that he has a choice. A far better option than declawing. So now the chair is intact, the cat is still intact and I am happy.

These are very easy to put on my difficult dog. They work fast on setting to his claws. They help to keep my wood floors from being scratched to hell and he no ,longer is able to scratch guest when he jumps on them. Terrific product!!!

This is the best glue I have found for my cats soft claws

These are a great set of replacement applicator tips and adhesive for the soft claws. The only reason I downgraded a star is because it takes some work to be able to use them without getting the glue all over your hands/tables/papers. It may just be because I'm not the craftiest of cat owners, but I definitely struggled with it at first. That said, the price is right the glue holds. Just don't rush through the process or you'll end up with fingers stuck together.

This glue and the cat claw caps I use it on has saved my couch, my hands and arms, and even my niece!!! I have a cat that is not afraid to unleash her claws, so gluing on cat claw caps is an essential.Remember to hold the cat for about 3 or more minutes to let the glue dry before letting her go. If your cat is like mine she will immediately start to lick and pull at the caps when put down.