I refuse to declaw my cat so I want to amuse Soft Paws. Is there any chance the nail caps will accord my cat a nail fungus or something?
Goose Creek
Declawing is very inhumane. Not alone is it VERY painful however several complications can come from it! They divide off thing of their toes. Declawed cats can own poor behavioral problems, exceptionally with using the litter box. ( aboriginal plam familiarity with that) Great for you for choosing another adjustment. Anyways, Soft Paws are astonishing and humane. Aloof constitute sure they stay all the way on, provided the cat uses his claws a abundance they might start to fall off. As for fungus I haven't heard of anyone having problems according to that, but provided he's an outdoor cat, learning to clip his nails yourself might be something to attending in to. I've heard that in outdoor cats they own a tendency to fall off added, plus your cat needs its claws to defend itself. Provided he got into a action and had soft paws on he'd be in real trouble.
Duncan
Thank you for not declawing your cat!!Your cat will NOT amuse a nail fungus or infection. I own used Soft Paws for years. Cat's claws are completely altered from human nails. Cats shed the outer sheaths of their claws periodically. You own probably seen this encircling their scratching post (or sofa). The same happens when they are wearing Soft Paws. The nail cap comes off with the accustomed shedding of the outer nail sheath. This prevents the possibility of infection. Test outside their website:
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getting ur cat declawed doesn't aching them its bigger for them provided they are indoor cats aloof the front claws