SOFTCLAWS® Krallenschutzes für Hund Große Jumbo (XXX-Large) Farbe Schwarz

Einfach super und die beste Erfindung für Hunde, deren Krallen zu weit abnutzen. Ich habe einen älteren DSH Rüden mit Spondylose. Bei einer Hinterhand schleift er sich oft die mittlere Kralle ab. Mit dem Krallenschutz passiert das nicht mehr. Ich habe für ihn XXX large genommen und die Kappe sitzt schon ohne Kleber recht gut fest.Ich kürze die Länge etwas mit der Schere, fülle wie angegeben ein Drittel Kleber rein, drücke die Kappe etwas zusammen damit sich der Kleber bis zum Rand gut verteilt, und drücke sie dann fest auf die Hundekralle. Hält dann bombenfest, auch bei Gängen durchs nasse Gras.Meinen Hund stört die Kappe nicht, er merkt gar nicht, dass sie existiert.

Die SoftClaws sind ein super Produkt die mir und meinen Hund das Leben echt viel leichter machen. TOP !!!!

Den Krallenschutz habe ich auf Empfehlung meines Tierarztes gekauft. Mein 12 jähriger DSH leidet unter Cauda Equina und aufgrund des Schleifens mit der Hinterhand sind die beiden mittleren Zehnägel stark abgeschliffen. Bisher habe ich mir mit einem Hundeschuh beholfen. Nur leider wird der auch mal nass. Durch ein Exzem am Fuß scheuerte letztlich der Schuh. Also probierte ich diese Krallen aus. Positiv, es kam per Mail eine deutsche Gebrauchsanweisung, da das Original nur in Englisch ist. Ich habe die Größe XXXL für Schäferhunde bestellt. Die Krallen sind recht groß, passen aber in der Breite perfekt auf den Nagel. Da allerdings der Originalnagel stark abgeschliffen ist, kann man gar nicht soviel Kleber in die Kralle füllen, wie nötig wäre, um diese anzupassen. Ich habe die Krallen einfach an der Seite, die aufgestülpt wird, etwas gekürzt, so wie es meinem Hund angenehm passt. Geliefert werden 40 Stück mit 3 kleinen Tuben Kleber. Halten sollen sie ca. 3 Monate. Mein Hund trägt sie an beiden Hinterläufen an den mittleren Krallen mittlerweile 1 Woche und ich muss sagen, es hält und sieht total echt aus. Ich habe auch das Gefühl, dass er wieder besser läuft. Vielleicht, weil wieder mehr Halt auf den Pfoten ist. Er knabbert auch nicht dran rum. Ob’s ihm auch gefällt? Bis jetzt jedenfalls von mir eine Kaufempfehlung.

Wir haben Sie nicht mehr verwendet, er war zu krank.

So glad to find the jumbo size caps! I have a yellow lab who drags his back toes when he walks. It's to the point the 2 middle nails on his back left paw have rubbed so far down they bleed. So, we started capping the nails on his back paws. The largest caps we found at the pet store was for 40lb dogs. They were too small & kept popping off. These are for 70lb + dogs and fit his giant nails great! The caps stay on the nails that don't drag for several weeks. The caps at least provide a buffer to keep the nails from bleeding. We have to replace the caps on these 2 nails every week or so because they get rubbed through.**Update** We've stopped using the caps. With the dark color cap, I had trouble telling how much glue was in it. Too much? Too little? It was hard to tell. That's not why we had to quit using them though. The nails are worn so low that we had to trim the cap super short which doesn't leave room for glue. The glue would ooze out & create irritation to his skin. Also, the glue was essentially right against the quick of the nail which I thought was probably a bad idea. We've had to move on to a protective boot (purchased on Amazon) to keep those nails from bleeding. Really a good product for protecting hardwood floors, etc though.

Check daily to reglue as needed. Works great but dog will try to chew off until they get used to them.... I had to change my review... my dogs toes are so infected now. I can't get the caps off... I have to take her to vet

Does not come with enough glue. Otherwise they work great. I almost wish they had something in them that wasn't toxic but made them taste bad to dogs. My one dog refuses to stop chewing holes in them and tearing them off his nails

The XXXL fit nicely on my 75 Foxhound, who has unfortunately long nails, even when trimmed as short as possible. We got it to help my boy get around on the hardwoods without scratching them to pieces. They work great, only now it's very noisy when he walks since the nails clip clop on the floating floors :/ not the products fault though. The application is such easy (if you have a cooperative dog ha). They also include enough to do at least two applications, I just trim them off with regular clippers when they start to get long. They seem to stay on well, the last one I purchased came off after about a month but they were also too small, when it doubt go larger than you think you need because you can always trim the edges to fit a smaller nail.

Background: I have a 90lb yellow lab who is 9 years old and no longer very active. I ordered these nail caps as I was moving into a new place with hardwood floors.Upon receiving these nail caps, I was a little nervous about putting them on my dog. The package comes with 40 nail caps, so I wasn't worried about having to chuck one or two in case I had made a mistake of sorts. The nail cap is actually not at all what I had pictured - it is a fairly rigid rubber cover for each nail - flat on the sides and bottom of the cap and looked fairly large for my dog's nail. He has large nails to begin with even though I did grind them before I put on the nail cap.The instructions were fairly simple - drop some glue in the nail cap and slide each cap on your dog's nail. While the instructions stressed not to put too much glue, it was difficult to see how much glue was actually going into each nail cap (my nail caps were black). The glue included is about the size of a small super glue bottle. I did make the mistake of putting too much glue in a few nails - how did I know? I ran out of glue once I was done putting all 20 caps on him, and now no longer have any glue left for the remaining 20 nail caps. Ever since he was a puppy, my dog has been accustomed to me handling his paws along with cutting and grinding his nails, so it was easy for me to put each nail cap on him. If you have a fussy pet, you may want to get the treats out!Once all nail caps were on, my dog had no problems walking around with it, but if your pet isn't used to things on his paws (booties, socks, etc.), it could take a while for them to get a bit used to it, so sit back, relax and watch the hilarious show unfold!!! My dog got up with no problems - he has pretty bad arthritis and has a hard time standing up, but thankfully, these didn't complicate things any further. Again, my dog isn't very active so the nail caps lasted more than a month, but will likely be a lot less for younger, and more active pets. I would recommend these nail caps as they are relatively inexpensive, last a long time, and have saved my floors!IMHO there are a couple of drawbacks: #1 Again, the amount of glue provided, and not knowing how much glue is "too much" and not being able to see how much glue I'm putting into the nail cap (this probably wouldn't be an issue with smaller nail caps). The removal is difficult - as some of the nail caps started to come off, I've noticed that others were taking an extremely long time to fall off - to the point where I was concerned about his nail becoming overgrown underneath. I've read articles that state that once the bottoms of the cap have been worn to the point where there is now a hole in it, the nail caps will fall off naturally afterwards. However, this didn't happen with some of his nail caps. I assume this is where I had probably put a bit too much glue. I was scared to hurt him by pulling them off myself and had to pay additional fees for his groomer to remove them for me.I have ordered additional glue (make sure that you get non-toxic ones!) and am currently trying to put a lot less glue to prevent any issues with the nail caps naturally falling off in the future. Overall, I'm satisfied with these nail caps and would recommend them to anyone who wants to save their hardwood floors.