SmoothPaw® Self Filing Claw Box + FREE GIFTS
No more towel. No more second person holding her down. No more $40 vet trims. SmoothPaw® is a solid pine treat box with a 100 grit floor: drop in a few treats, she digs to get them, and the grit files every claw tip while she plays.
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Keep her filing like day one
Replacement Grit Liner Set
Grit wears down. Her claws won’t. Swap every 3 months.
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Will my cat actually use it?
Will my cat actually use it?
9 out of 10 cats dig in within minutes, because they can smell the treats inside. You just drop a few in and walk away. Even fussy, suspicious cats come round, and your free Kickstart Guide shows you the slow 7 day introduction for the cautious ones.
Does it really shorten claws?
Does it really shorten claws?
Yes, and that’s the difference from a scratching post. Scratching only peels off the old outer layer and leaves a sharper claw underneath. SmoothPaw® files the tip itself on 100 grit sandpaper every time she digs, so her claws end up shorter and blunt. Use it two or three times a week and most cats never need clipping again. Take the lid off and she does her back claws too.
What if it doesn’t work?
What if it doesn’t work?
Then it costs you nothing. Let us know within 30 days of delivery and we’ll refund you in full. No return needed, and you keep the box.
Calm claws for every cat who won’t sit still for clippers.
Her scratching post is making her claws sharper.
Sounds backwards, but look on the floor around any post and you’ll find little hollow claw shells. That’s the old outer layer peeling off. What’s left underneath is the sharpest claw she’s had all week. Scratching never shortens anything. SmoothPaw® works the other way round: she digs tip first into 100 grit sandpaper to reach her treats, and the point itself gets filed down. Shorter. Blunter. Every session.
Same paw. 2 weeks apart.
Short, smooth, rounded tips, filed by nothing but her own digging. No clippers touched this paw.
Sound familiar?
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"Honestly thought my cat would ignore it completely. Dropped a treat in, walked away. Came back and she was going to town on it. Her nails are noticeably smoother after just one week. No clippers. No drama. Wish I found this sooner."
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"My cat used to hide for days after nail trims. We dreaded it. Set this up on a Sunday, by Tuesday he was using it on his own. Haven't touched the clippers in three weeks. My hands are finally scratch free."
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"Tried everything. Soft paws, groomer, two person burrito holds. This is the only thing that actually worked. Two weeks in and her nails are the smoothest they've ever been. My couch agrees."
Nail day shouldn’t cost you her trust.
Every clipping method has one thing in common: someone has to hold her down. Vet research has found that cats react badly to scruffing and restraint, and that the fear builds every time. That’s why she bolts when the clippers come out, and why she’s a little more wary of you after each trim. With SmoothPaw® she starts it and she stops it. No holding, no towel, no stranger at the vet. Just her, a few treats and her claws getting shorter while you put the kettle on.
Why owners are switching!
Clippers need holding. Vets cost $30 to $40 every time. Posts sharpen. Here’s the difference.
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Others | |
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| Can’t cut the quick | ||
| Front and back claws | ||
| No holding her down | ||
| Actually shortens the tip | ||
| One time cost |
FAQ
Got questions? We’ve got answers.
How often should she use it?
How often should she use it?
Two or three short sessions a week is enough for most cats. Leave it where she already hangs out and drop a few treats in whenever you think of it.
How long until her claws are shorter?
How long until her claws are shorter?
Most owners notice blunter tips within the first week. Every dig files a little more off, so the longer it’s part of her routine, the shorter and smoother they stay.
What treats work best?
What treats work best?
Small dry treats or a few pieces of her usual kibble. Anything she’ll dig for works. Out of treats? Drop in one of your free Bell Chase Balls instead.
Will it work for my senior cat?
Will it work for my senior cat?
Yes, and older cats often need it most, because their claws get thick and can curl towards the pads. There’s no jumping or climbing involved, just reaching in. For stiff back legs, take the lid off and let her stretch and kick on the grit floor.
Is it safe for kittens?
Is it safe for kittens?
Yes, from 4 months old. Starting young means she grows up thinking claw care is a game, not a fight.
Do I still need a scratching post?
Do I still need a scratching post?
Keep it. Scratching is how she stretches and marks her territory. It just doesn’t shorten her claws. SmoothPaw® does that part.
I have more than one cat. Will they share?
I have more than one cat. Will they share?
They can, but most multi cat homes go for the 2 or 3 pack. That way nobody guards the treats, and there’s a box in every room they nap in.
How do I clean it?
How do I clean it?
Tip it upside down and give it a shake to empty the claw dust, then wipe the timber with a dry cloth. That’s it. Never soak it in water.