🧦 RC Pet Products Pawks Dog Socks: Ultimate Paw Protection and Grip Review

This is just what my Yorkshire needs to stop slipping on hard floors. She is about 3 pounds and 13 years old. They hold up well around the house and slide easily down the legs. Just stretch it out with your fingers. It seems to hold up better if I tap the top one turn.

I think my pics speak for themselves ;) Definitely great after a 'day at the spa' lol And they stay! I measured the paws before ordering, they seem difficult to put on at first but they stay put and are still comfortable. I would suggest that they fit snugly and they don't slip off. Thanks!

Really adorable and great quality The only thing I've ordered is small but small is MUCH more than other dog socks. Brands it is rather large or extra large. So if you have a big dog they are perfect but they are too big for my miniature poodle! they go with my friend's pit lab mix!

You stay and my dog doesn't mind. The small size was perfect for my 11 lb shorky with a 2 inch wide foot. They have a lot of space and she can run and jump. Pull well around the ankle and then be careful not to press on your toenails. They're great for keeping the heat off the Florida sidewalks! - I liked the stretchies and the dog could walk in them immediately

We bought them so that our Vesti doesn't lick its paws. They are pretty easy to put on and take off. The small rubber pads allow her to walk around the house normally and she can still jump up and down on the couch without slipping. I've washed and tumble dried them in a laundry bag many times and they're still going strong. We have since bought another pair.

My dog doesn't like anything on her feet but she tolerates it. They hold up well and are tight. They fall off when she walks a lot on the street. I have wooden floors so they don't often come loose in the house. I bought them for the winter as an alternative to real boots. She likes to take her time when she goes to the bathroom so it's perfect for the extra time she spends lol. When I take them off my paws are dry and not as cold as without socks. They are easy to put on and she has learned to

Last year we moved into a one story house with hardwood floors. What wasn't a problem at first gradually became a problem: our three-legged dog, who was missing his right hind leg (I'll explain at the end), had difficulty walking/running, especially after getting up off the ground. Age and minor trauma contribute to reduced mobility and traction. Over time we've added a few rugs, which is very helpful. We originally bought medium socks for our 55 lb terrier. They were too tight so we decided to

I bought these to keep my dog from licking and fiddling his paws when he was having trouble with them. Licking and fiddling disrupts paw healing, especially when I have to apply medication or moisturizer to his pads. For example, in the spring he had a grass allergy for several weeks and was constantly licking and biting his nails. On another occasion, while playing ball next to the wet concrete around the pool (now I better watch out when he's next to the pool!), his pads got very dry and he…