🐾 Keeping Your Pup Safe: BINGPET Anti Slip Dog Socks with Grips for Hardwood Floors Review

Not only are they cute, they work too. My older dog would slide all over the place every time he tried to get up. These grippy socks solved the problem. Washed well too.

My dog loves his socks, he wears them all day. My floors are all tile but he's older (13) and has shaky legs, in these socks he can run, climb on the back of the sofa and keep up with other dogs.

So far they work better than any other we've tried. They still periodically flip so the non-slip part lands on his paw, but they don't come loose dozens of times a day like all the others we've tried.

I couldn't find booties for my dog because she has such skinny and lanky paws but they are great! They stay on her legs because the velcro allows me to make them tight enough to stay secure. There's a little room for her legs, but they still work! For reference, my pup is an 11lb Chinese Crested Dog and I am a size Small (which is a bit big for her but works because of the velcro). )

Non-slip until it turns, which takes about 20 seconds, after which your old dog slides and slides, twisting his knees. Not the best anti slip product. The ad is wrong. I have a three legged dog. One leg was removed due to bone cancer. She is only 7 years old. Very strong and active. We have hard wooden floors that are difficult for her to walk on. It does NOT help AT ALL! That made matters worse and actually hurt her back leg when she slipped. Now my three-legged dog has two left thanks to…

I bought a medium size. They fit well, not tight but a bit loose. Jack Russell Australian Cattle Dogs are mixed here. He suffers from terrible hyperkeratosis. His front paws crack, dry out, get ugly blisters (I can remove a layer of paw by hand about every 3 months and it doesn't hurt him) and his paws get sensitive with the seasons so I bought them. They hold up well on the front legs, but on the back you'll need some sort of medical tape (I recommend 1-2 inches wide) to hold them in place so…