Dr. McHenry's Dog Toe Treads, Set of 24, Adhesive, Cleaning Brush, Increased Traction, Mobility Support, Large Kit- Weight: 40-60 lbs. Net Weight 1.6 oz.

After doing some research we decided to go with these based on the reviews even though they were a more expensive option. Our 8yo labrador has always been skittish of walking on our laminate flooring. Recently she went blind from SARDS and that made it SO much worse. Now she walks all over the house, including coming into our bedroom and jumping on our bed. It's made a huge difference for her.One note; don't overthink the application. Just make sure you have super glue with a tip, not a brush (glue is included but my daughter used it to glue her dog's forehead together, yikes). Also, even though my dog is 50lbs, I got XL because she's a labrador with those big lab nails. So weight isn't the only factor to consider when choosing a size.

Excellent product! My 11 year old lab mix was struggling on my wood and tile floors.With dog toe treads she is now able to stand up much easier with better traction and walk around without the slipping. She is also regaining strength from walking around more. She is happier and I am also!!🥰

As I watched my older dog struggle with the hardwood floors, I bought every kind of anti-slip dog product out there. I tried the socks, the shoes (dog flicked them right off), the sticky grip pads for the bottom of their feet (I don't like those, how will the dog regulate their temp if you put something on their paw pads?) and finally I tried these. I didn't expect my dog to let me slip them right on, but with the help of a CBD treat she just laid back and let me do it. My dog goes to the groomer every few weeks for a nail trim and a bath, so her nails were ready to go for me. She hasn't even tried biting them off, she's completely unbothered by these toe treads! Highly recommend if you send your dog to get their nails trimmed anyways, super easy to apply at home after that.

Great product. My 13 year old 90lb lab no longer slips on our wood floors. Not a huge fan of me putting these on him but that’s another issue.Thanks for saving my dog’s joints!

I ordered these as something as a last resort for our elderly dog who had issues with traction on our wood and tile floors. Having purchased dog gripper socks numerous times and our dog was wearing through them even though she only goes outside to go to the bathroom. I even used the traction stuff you dip your dogs paws into, that was a total waste of money, didn't even work.THEN - I ordered these for her paws and they work great. I put two on each paw (center toenails) and you use their super adhesive glue to keep them on her paws. I ordered the large ones according to her weight but ended up needing the XL for the front paws (I should have gone by the weight she used to be before losing weight due to age). The seller was extremely responsive and I am very happy with this product.Would highly recommend these.

Really works! Was skeptical when I ordering. Our 14 yo dot has bad joints and could not stand up on our new floor. He’s getting around great now. When you notice slipping again, it’s time to change them. Definitely recommend

Our older dog was slipping often and losing balance. The tips on his back legs have helped him be more stable. Our vet recommended them!!!

I have an elderly chihuahua with a spinal condition that means she has a lot of trouble with balance in general, but especially with slick floors. We put on the size small and WOW, she is getting around so much better, even on non-slick surfaces! They seem to be just enough extra grip to help her steady herself more easily, almost like little doggy crampons. She doesn't seem to notice they're there at all, other than suddenly realizing she can get around well.They were relatively easy to apply. I found with my dog's extra small nails, since even the small size wasn't super snug, it was helpful to put a little drop of glue in the very bottom tip before applying, then use the glue hole to do another reinforcing drop after they were placed well. She a big chi, 8 lbs, and I'd say right at the bottom end of the size that the small grips would fit. Would be nice if they made an extra small for the teeny meeny ones out there... I'd probably switch to xs if it was an option, but the small do work okay for her.I liked that they came with glue and a little buffer head for a dremel to take off any gunk on the nails, so I didn't have to buy anything extra to use them. I also like that the pack came with two sets and a few extra, since they're teeny and easy to lose if they get dropped. The only thing I'd change is the sizing and maybe want an opaque or colorful version so it would be easier to tell at a glance if they've fallen off.I can't speak to the durability since she's only had them on two days but honestly, for what a difference they make for her mobility, even if they only lasted 3 days I'd probably still buy them. It's rare that such a small intervention makes such a big difference. My little old lady is zooming around the house in a way she hasn't in years, and that's worth its weight in gold!