Trim your cat's nails
Please note: If you do not regularly trim your cat’s nails or if your cat is not accustomed to having her paws handled, she may be reluctant to let you do so at first. This is natural and may be overcome easily by taking a few minutes each day for several days to gently massage your cat’s feet with your fingers. It is also helpful to have someone restrain your cat to free both your hands to work. Kittens under three months do not require nail trimming.
For best results, make sure your cat’s nails are clean and free from dust and grit before you begin. If the nails need cleaning, a cotton swab moistened with alcohol may be used.
With a pair of pet nail clippers (item #33381), trim only the very narrow tip of your cat's nails.
Apply adhesive to caps
Select nail cap sizes that will cover at least 3/4 of each nail.
Remove adhesive tube cap and cut off tip. Insert nozzle completely into nail cap and fill 1/3 of cap with adhesive – do not over fill. Before beginning application, fill all ten caps with adhesive.
Apply caps to nails
Extend cat's nail by grasping paw between thumb and forefinger and gently push nail forward from the top until fully exposed. Slide nail cap fully onto nail.
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 "Christmas Soft Claws Nail Caps")
Festive green and red nail caps solve scratching problems with holiday flair. Apply directly to nails to protect furniture and upholstery without interfering with normal claw retraction. Contains 40 nail caps, applicator tips, adhesive, and instructions. Soft Claws can also be applied to hind paws on declawed cats. Please specify size.
