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Upgraded Dog Paw Pad provides your pup with more reliable traction on hardwood floors and other slippery surfaces
Our dog paw protectors are perfect for older dogs or those with mobility issues such as arthritis or spine disease
Dog paw grips anti slip traction pads ideal for pets who dislike wearing traditional dog socks and are prone to removing them
Bec
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2025
Would work great if they stayed on- the longest they have stayed on my dog is 4 days but usually it’s one day. I even clean the paws with an alcohol pad first.
Candy W.
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025
I got these from my 22-year-old boy, I thought that they would help him keep his back legs from slipping under him. Well they don't stay on his feet, and I got for medium dog and they're too big for his feet. He's a medium dog, will not buy this product again.
Natalie C
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2025
They don’t stay on more than a couple hours. Waste of money. Other brands are much better
sam
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025
Kinda on the smaller side very sticky!
Carol
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2024
I have an old dog with bad hips. It breaks my heart to watch him sliding around on hard wood and tile floors. I tried boots and socks with tread but he quickly walked them off. A vet recommended these self adhesive pads. I was amazed how well they worked! No more slipping and sliding. He was running around the house like a puppy. They did not seem to bother my dog at all. He did not chew them off (which I was expecting.). I changed them every day or two. They will get pricey at $1 a day but they worked!
Amy Miglini
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2024
They work perfectly! 4 wks, changed 5 times. They don't bother her at all. MY TIPS:(Shitzu, 17 years, 12 lbs, trouble sliding on hard floors when she walked or stood up/down, pee/pooping)Size chart was accurate.I trimmed most of the fur around her pads (not perfect); no washing, wiped *dry pads* with a dry towel to get any dirt or loose fur off; stuck one on; held paw with pad in palm of my hand for 30sec, very light pressure (the warmth maybe helped them stick better).DON'T REMOVE without soaking first!!To remove I fill the tub with a little warm water and let them soak while I wash her "nether region"; they gently come off; if you have to pull on them let the paw soak longer; let pads dry completely!!NOTES: she uses pee pads now and is only outside 2 times a day and only when it's dry out. She doesn't run around outside (or anywhere).New lease on life!! Her other old-dog health issues are not enough to euthanize her, but when she couldn't hold herself up to pee, or when she got "trapped" laying on the floor because she couldn't stand up, and she lost all her independence we thought the end was near. I tried throw rugs everywhere but all 4 paws weren't always on the rug, and peeing was still an issue. Life is good again!!
itzel garcia
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2024
I used these for my 16.5 yr old Maltipoo who kept slipping on tile floor recently and they’ve definitely been helping with traction. I trim the hair of her paw and wipe her paw clean and then stick these on and they last 2-4 days. It’s not a perfect fit so I first tried to cut the toes individually and put them on like that but they did not last a day. Keeping them as one keeps them on longer even without it being a perfect fit. They last through a little bit of wetness given it’s been raining and they don’t fall off right away. I replace them when I notice her to start slipping again as I figure the traction has worn off or something and it does the trick.
customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024
These work pretty well to help our dog grip our smooth floor when she tries to get up. As soon as they are wet they come right off.
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