VALFRID Dog Paw Protector Anti-Slip Grips to Keeps Dogs from Slipping On Hardwood Floors,Traction Control Non-Skid Dog Shoes Booties Socks Replacement XL 40 Pieces

These are brilliant. My dog seems to not know he has them on. They come off when running around in wet grass which is to be expected otherwise they stay on. Life saver for dogs with grip issues

Good, works well I just have a dog that hates them being put on but once on doesn’t seem to bother her at all annd really helps with grip on the laminate floor. Only disappointment is that they only stay on a couple days.

My dog has problems on most smooth surfaces (laminate flooring in particular), so I thought I'd give these a try, They're pretty easy to apply, and didn't seems to bother her at all. No sign of her being irritated with them stuck to her paws. As long as they're stuck they work a treat. She had much better grip and confidence walking round the kitchen. However they don't last long, mostly coming off after a few hours just indoors. Going outside and they last no time at all. Which is a shame.

They stick on paw pads very well. Great for hot pavement and slippery surfaces.they really work well. Need to soak in warm water to get them off. My dog didn't mind them at all.

Bought these for my elderly 15 yr old Golden Retriever. We have ceramic floors and his back legs slip when trying to get up. We've trimmed all the fur away, scrubbed and dried his pads, tried putting the whole pad on as one, and tried separating them onto each individual pad and they will always be off within a couple of hours. Nowhere near sticky enough to remain in place on moving pads. Very disappointed and not cheap.

These are good for reducing slippage on laminate floors. We have found them especially helpful for dogs with arthritic joints or tendon damage by stopping sideways slip of the rear feet. Our dogs seems to accept them on on their feet very well. We have found that they are best used slightly oversized as they wrap around the sides of he feet for better sideways grip. Advice would be, to trim the fur between the dogs pads to aid removal; ensure the paw is 'flat' before applying (ensure the paw is not 'curled' on application and so not restricting movement of the toes); pads will probably need replacing daily. Our dogs seems to accept them on on their feet very well and I'm sure they have saved us from some issues already.

Similar to previous reviews. The pads do work- they made our elderly lab more secure in her back legs which were previously slipping on our hard floors. BUT They have no sticking power. They last maybe 24 hours max (at home and just mooching in the garden, no long walks etc) and are therefore not the fix we were hoping for. I had to cut each pad up into individual sections to fit on her feet, and trim any hair in between her pads.

They stick for a few days. Not bad. I bought them to stop my dog from slipping on my floors. Not sure how they will hold up if you're taking your dog out for walks.