🐾 VALFRID Dog Paw Protector: Anti-Slip Grips for Dogs on Hardwood Floors - Disposable Self Adhesive Dog Shoes Booties Socks Replacement Review

Fantastic product! My 14 year old husky has multiple spinal issues and her feet easily slide over the tiles causing her to fall and get stuck. She will also find it difficult to get up from a lying position. I cut these protectors into chunks, separating each toe and pad before putting them on my feet and they work great. It no longer slips or spreads and has some grip when it comes off the tile. They come off after a few days, especially if it's rained and the lawn is wet, but they're so easy…

Our Lab German Shepherd/Chow Chow mix is getting old and recently started slipping on our hardwood floors resulting in a slipped disc in his back . We bought carpets but we can't cover the whole floor. After a long research I finally bought it and he and I were immediately satisfied. He has no idea which way is the safest for him to reach his goal. After reading the reviews I trimmed the pads and trimmed his fur before putting them on and I'm very glad I did. I bought the XXL and might have…

I'm so thankful I found them! We have a senior lab technician who found it so difficult to stand on wooden floors that she could no longer stand on her own. We had to elevate her hind legs and put mats under her to provide traction every time she wanted to get up from a prone position all day! It was so bad that we couldn't leave her alone. We found her stuck on the floor trying to get up, her legs were spread and she couldn't move! It was so awful, but we didn't want to upset her if she was…

Received paw pads yesterday and placed them on the back legs of our 15 year old dog who has severe arthritis. She slides across the vinyl floor where we don't have mats and can't get up, or when she stands briefly her hind legs buckle and buckle under her. Within a short period of time after the pads were in place, she was taller on her hind legs, walked upright, and could walk on all surfaces vinyl, cement, loose rug, and rug alike. She gets up easier. She even sat down and stood up normally…

UPDATE: 21/08/2020 Now that we've been using them for a few days I can add a few more info. Sticky patches for 4 and sticking them on separate pads was a bad idea. They don't hold up well and fall off at the end of the day. Putting the whole patch on the paw works much better even if it is too small. 2) The problem of adhesion. If they're on, they work. Holding her is a problem. Even after applying the entire patch to the paw, they will still fall off after (at best) two days, after which they…