🐾 Indoor Paw Protectors - Posch Anti-Slip Knit Socks for Pets with Traction Soles, Slip-On Slipper Socks Review

Bought these socks for my older Jack Russell, Joe. All night he scratches the doors (to the bedroom, bathroom, toilet) and it drives us so crazy that we cannot sleep. Oddly enough, leaving the doors open doesn't help as he somehow locks himself into rooms, causing him to scratch and bark. The vet said Joe was fine but he was deaf and getting old. We bought these socks to prevent scratching the doors and to muffle scratching noise. So far, so good! He's used to us putting them on now, only on…

My Yorkie poop has a hard time sliding on the hardwood floor, almost like it's ice skating. I received the socks two days ago. They were so tiny, didn't think they would fit but they fit perfectly. The first day was good, he ran and jumped but they started to slip where the handle was on the side or on top of his paw. So on the second day I put a layer of self-adhesive bandage around his paw and then put on socks. Prevents the sock from slipping. I take them off at night so he doesn't lose them

I read a lot of reviews about these socks and decided to try them anyway. It is true that the size is really small, so you should consider ordering one size up. Based on my original measurements, the socks I received were really tight. However, we have hardwood floors and it seemed like she could walk much better with her socks on. My dog is quite old and I didn't want her to wear socks that tight as she sleeps most of the day. I contacted the seller and they were very responsive and very…

My chihuahua loves it! I didn't actually measure his legs, just vaguely guessed the size, but I chose the XXS because he's 10 pounds and has tiny legs, and I'd rather they were a little tight than falling off. When I put them on, he was surprisingly unresisting. When I put all four on he didn't know what to do with himself so he just stood still and trembled like typical chi. One time we were walking (dragging) in the snow on the street and he realized these things were great and let him walk…