Closest thing I know of is Claw Blades, which are for catfolk. That said, nothing stops you from houseruling n something crazy awesome, or even just reskinning the cat to wear weapons but function like natural weapons.
Nope. Animals are intended to be using their natural weapons.
Not that I wouldn't like to see a tail attachment or two for an ankylosaurus...
Not that I wouldn't like to see a tail attachment or two for an ankylosaurus...
... But why would you want an Ankylosauras with three tails?
You know what, that answers itself. Nevermind!
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As this is part of the general discussion board, I'm going to assume this isn't for PFS and houserules can be made. It seems the closest thing you're going to get (that I can find) are Claw Blades. Even with these, it wouldn't make much sense to have it work with an Animal Companion because a tiger's toes aren't long enough to slide special claw things over them, but you can always ask your GM if they'll allow it. Also, have you seen what a cat does while walking when something is stuck to their feet? Rather interesting to see.
However, there have been real-life examples of people grafting metal over a tiger's fangs (think of what happens when you get a metal filling in your tooth, but completely covering it). It probably wouldn't go so well with character flavor though since every class that gets an animal companion would find the idea of sedating a close animal companion, filing/breaking their teeth, and grafting on unnatural metal rather appalling.
I was thinking something like 2 steel claws which does 1d6 of normal damage ( as tiger's claws) but enchantable. Do you think that's unbalanced? I would like to do this mainly because animal have a very small growth on weapon damage, basically only the one given by the growth of strength.
You can also use an amulet of mighty fists on the tiger, barding (critter armor), and a belt of strength.
Kitties do NOT have a problem doing damage. A reasonably geared or buffed kitty charge/pouncing over the battlemat can easily out damage some fighters.
I was thinking something like 2 steel claws which does 1d6 of normal damage ( as tiger's claws) but enchantable. Do you think that's unbalanced? I would like to do this mainly because animal have a very small growth on weapon damage, basically only the one given by the growth of strength.
Probably not overpowered, at least in my opinion. Weapon damage dice usually don't add much though. Going from D4 to D6 is only .5 damage extra on average, and may just save you time looking for a D4 and reading the darn triangle instead of the top if your like me.
Animals usually wear an amulet of mighty fist or get magic fang/greater magic fang cast on them. Has its ups and downs because of the way amulet of mighty fist cost/operates.
You could also consider Greater Magic Fang with the spell Permanency to make it permanent unless dispelled. This will set you back about 7.5k gold if you cast Greater Magic Fang yourself and get a friendly Wizard to do the rest.
Another option is the Eldritch Claws feat, which makes your natural weapons magic & silver for the purposes of Damage Resistance. As this costs a feat and only really affects DR I'd usually avoid it though.