DOK TigerToes Premium Non-Slip Dog Socks for Hardwood Floors - Extra-Thick Grip That Works Even When Twisted - Prevents Licking, Slipping, and Great for Dog Paw Protection - Size Small

My 14 year old got his confidence back. I rarely leave reviews but this is a game changer. We have hardwood floors everywhere and out dog kept falling/having issues to get up. He got scared of getting in the sofas and beds as he'd always slip and fall on his way back. Thanks to the Tiger Toks, he's back to feeling like the puppy he is. They also seem comf8for the dog, as he hasn't tried to take them off or chew them off. A little thing to keep in mind, really measure the paw, the sizing is really accurate. I thought the socks looked small for my dog when they arrived, but they actually fit like a glove.

The best good boi socks in the Market. Gives my 12 year old husky a secure grip when he's walking on slippery floors that could lead to an injury. I don't have to worry about him slipping and falling when he has these on.

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I purchased these for my friends dog, which is a St. Bernard. She usually has issues with her poor paws cracking in the winter time. Her dog’s paws are bigger than my hand so we weren’t sure if these were going to work or not, but they are perfect. Very happy to find a product that works for a dog of the size because there are not a lot of options out there. I used to have a Bernese mountain dog and also had a hard time fighting products that would fit him. I really like how the grip is around the entire paw. This is great in case the sock spins at all you’ll still have the grip. My friend said this is already made a difference in helping her dogs feet.

These are a lifesaver for my senior doberman dog. She now has confidence to walk around the house. So much better than having to put carpets down around the house. They will twist but doesn't lose grip. She got used to them right away. They will slide down but easy to pull them up every now and then. I may have needed to tighten them more though, but was scared to have them too tight for her. I started just putting them on her front paws which was enough. As her arthritis progressed she had to wear all four.