
09/26/2025
Does your cat scratch your furniture or carpet? Maybe they play a little too rough and scratch you? Maybe you’re even considering declawing.
Here’s why you should get your cat nail caps and not declaw them.
Declawing is an inhumane surgical amputation of a cat’s phalanges not just claws, think of losing all your finger tips at the first joint.
This procedure leads to lifelong pain, chronic health issues like arthritis and nerve damage, and behavioral problems like biting and litterbox avoidance.
Scratching is a normal and necessary behavior for communication, territory marking, and exercise for cats
Nail caps are plastic coverings that are glued onto the nail, making it blunt. So your cat can still do all of its natural behaviors, without the damage.
Nail caps were designed by a veterinarian to be completely safe, even if your cat chews them off and eats them.
We recommend nail caps be applied once a month. We supply everything needed and have a variety of sizes and colors available
$47 as a standalone service.
$25 as a add on service.