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I initially bought the DeerZone Inkless Paw Print Kit to capture my elderly dog Dixon’s paw before he passed. It doesn’t work great for squirmy pets, but that’s not a flaw of the product—just the challenge of keeping an active animal still.I ended up using it to capture my own fingerprint for an art piece, and it worked amazing. The inkless pad is soft and gentle, so it’s comfortable to press on skin or paws. Plus, it’s mess-free and produces crisp, clear prints every time.For the price, this kit offers great value whether you’re preserving a pet’s paw print or using it for creative projects. It’s versatile, easy to use, and delivers beautiful results without any fuss.

bought this for my cat and it worked great!! treats had to be involved because my cat does not like his paws touched but i got a great paw print and no mess! it was very easy to use too and comes with cute frames!

Love this and will buy again! I've tried doing paw prints in the past with ink and it's always a mess and never comes out great. This product is AMAZING!!!! No mess. Super easy!I was doing puppy paw prints. I also found you can use each ink panel more than once. Especially if you pay attention to what part of the ink panel you use.

No mess and very easy to use. Each ink pad will only give you a couple of prints unless you use it very strategically. I did not. My dogs paw was very large so even if I had tried to use it strategically, I would not have been able to use it more than the couple of times I did. It tells you that you can use practice rounds but that was essentially wasting my ink pad. Technically I could use those pads again in the corners for a puppy or a very small dog or cat but I don't have small dogs or cats. Still I was grateful for this because my dog passed away this week. I wanted a nose print but he was not having it and I was not thinking about those things post his passing. I did however get a couple prints before he passed away and I am very grateful for them so to me it was worth it. Just don't expect to use one pad for more than a couple prints. After the first print, the ink fades. If you have multiple animals or sizes then you may get more use out of it. If you have only large dogs then you will only be able to use one pad per print for the most part. Using one pad for multiple dogs may look differently or lack ink in spots because the print would be different.

It was my dog’s 8th birthday, and I’d been wanting to order paw prints for her and my cats for a long time. Great value—it came with more cards than I thought it would. Super easy to use, my cats and dog all didn’t mind. They are adorable and I’m so happy that I’m going to have these forever. They’re about the size of a card, and which is what I wanted. They turned out great.

Way it shows it to be easy to use and apply. Using on an animal is difficult. IT Smeared several times and the print didnt come out well at all. Love the idea of it but went through about 10 cards trying to get a decent print of nose and paw print of my dog. Use was easy but the ink part applying was difficult. For the money its ok maybe come up with a better way for ink to not smear on paper when using at other locations other than paw or hand print etc.

I recently found out my dog has cancer so I started looking around at ways I could remember him by other than just pictures & memories. I saw lots of people doing paw print stamps & thought it was a super cute idea so I decided to try it. The kit came with lots of paper which gives you room to retry if mistakes are made, however, the outcome was not as expected & I was quite disappointed to say the least. I used the 4 ink pads it came with, all of the paper & I got maybe 1 okay-ish looking print (the top left one in the first picture & it looks better on camera than in person). The ink smudges terribly (as you can see in the photos, first picture) & most prints just come out a giant blob of ink. The whole process almost works better when the ink pad has been used a few times because at first it’s almost like it’s too wet & you can’t tell what the print is. I actually decided to paint my dogs paw with paint I already had & stamped it on paper that I also had already & it turned out a perfect print (as shown in the second picture), much better than this kit. I would instead suggest you just buy non-toxic acrylic paint & some paper as the outcome is so much better than this kit. Bonus, the paint is also cheaper & lasts longer than the stamp pad.

Used these for our foster dogs. Easy way to remember them and make a collage with their pictures. No ink on them equals no mess.