How long do these typically last on the paws?
83878
About a month or two. Also depends on if your cat picks and chews them off.
83879
They last forever basically. You need to check them every 3 weeks or so to assure that they are not starting to push into the toe pad as the claw grows. I have one cat whose hobby is trying to pull them off, so his stay on a few days to a few weeks. My other cat doesn't bother them so his will start pushing on his toe pads after several weeks. Those I clip off with nail trimmers and apply new ones. These claw covers are such a good idea. I love them for protecting my furniture.
83880
A bunch come in the pack for you to repeat, however, once you put them on they last anywhere from a day to a month or two depending on how well you put them on. I think it depends on have the right length nail and right amount of glue. I think one nail cover has been on for almost three months now just depends on a couple variables listed above...
83881
I put them on all her front claws about 2 months ago and have had to replace 4 so far, they sporadically fall off while the nail grows and she tries to scratch. You just replace them as they come off. So far I would say they last about a month depending on your cats needing/scratching habits
83882
It depends on if your cat likes to chew them off. I could see them lasting for a very long time if your cat doesn't bite them off.
1056248
It should last approx 30 days on or off the dog. The effectiveness during that period should not change due to taking it on and off. They say you can put it in a ziploc bag when off the dog to "save" it. I love the collars! Hope they are working well for you all! :)
394902
They can last up to two years, if taken proper care of, and if you're super clean with handling them. If there's any foreign bacteria that the little critters don't know how to handle, they could easily die shortly after that, unless you take extreme measures to clean the whole thing.
1517247
They have some grip actually since the PAWS logo is embossed on one side. Trust me though, these are only a temporary solution and you should try to find yourself a more permanent option. I'm using Top Paw hard shoes for my dog now and as long as you do up the velcro extra tight, they have an amazing tendency to actually stay on. PAWZ rubbers don't have as good traction and they break down and crack quickly on salted roads and sidewalks - personally, I would spend the extra 10 or 20 bucks to get a longer lasting solution (in fact, that's exactly what i did do!) Amazon likely stocks all the dog shoes you could need, but you might want to check with the manufacturer's website to pick out the best size. They have some grip actually since the PAWS logo is embossed on one side. Trust me though, these are only a temporary solution and you should try to find yourself a more permanent option. I'm using Top Paw hard shoes for my dog now and as long as you do up the velcro extra tight, they have an amazing tendency to actually stay on. PAWZ rubbers don't have as good traction and they break down and crack quickly on salted roads and sidewalks - personally, I would spend the extra 10 or 20 bucks to get a longer lasting solution (in fact, that's exactly what i did do!) Amazon likely... » Read More They have some grip actually since the PAWS logo is embossed on one side. Trust me though, these are only a temporary solution and you should try to find yourself a more permanent option. I'm using Top Paw hard shoes for my dog now and as long as you do up the velcro extra tight, they have an amazing tendency to actually stay on. PAWZ rubbers don't have as good traction and they break down and crack quickly on salted roads and sidewalks - personally, I would spend the extra 10 or 20 bucks to get a longer lasting solution (in fact, that's exactly what i did do!) Amazon likely stocks all the dog shoes you could need, but you might want to check with the manufacturer's website to pick out the best size. « Show Less
1991527
These doggie flea collars have been on both my min pins for 2 months. No falling/coming off issues, but they are quite sedate most of the time. Tell you what though: NO FLEAS!
169296
Mine lasted about 3 - 4 hours. However, I used them in my ski boots not regular boots, but I would imagine timing similar. However, I kept mine on low setting. These work OK.
1664617
There is a little variation with some but, on average, I would say about three weeks. I've used them for about a year in two separate locations in the house. Hope this helps.
555523
It really depends on the dog. We have a young terrier/lab mix and she can go thru these in mere weeks. Our older lab...lasts twice as long. Best price though...won't find size and price at local pet store and no smell.
803744
I have two cats and usually replace it approximately every 4 to 6 weeks. While they could last longer I find that they do absorb the smell quite well but I purchase these to reduce cleanup and prevent smells so change them more frequently than others might.
317880
About 4 months. They kept really well. All in all I was very happy. Hope this helps!
2228130
During the warmer months, they've lasted 2 to 3 months. Winter time, I would check every 2 weeks depending how cold it gets.
634895
Yes, ok so they don't last as long as the ones from your podiatrist but for the price that are a bargain, they last 2-3 days for me.
957392
I suppose It depends on the amount of usage. But I have had mine since November 13. Used moderately but not heavily. A couple times a week for 30 min to 1 hour each time. I like them. If I could afford the $40 a piece ones I would get those over these any day. But for the money they do what I need them to so and so far no sign of wear.
384014
They last longer than a chewy, but not as long as a real bone. I bread them in half, and it takes my mini poodle 15-20 minutes and my Chihuahau/poodle about 1/2 hour to get through one. I don't know how long it would take a larger dog.
956231
My dog is quite a chewer, so it probably doesn't take her very long. But I can't be sure, because we give these treats when we have to crate her. I do know there's no way they last as long as rawhides, though. And be wary of the Nylabone chew toys with the sold surface. They're made in China, NOT the Healthy Edibles, which are still made here. And I won't let my dog have the ones from China, after she got really sick after chewing on one of them for several hours.
1462984
They actually doesn't bother paws, long or short hair, it's a matter of will your dog accept them. Put them on two of my dogs, one left them alone until they fell off themselves and the other bothered with them day in and day out until they were gone.
1737432
It lasts my lab about 2-3 months and she's a pretty hard chewer she loves them!