TigerToes Premium Non-Slip Dog Socks for Hardwood Floors - Extra-Thick Grip that Works Even When Twisted - Prevents Licking, Slipping, and Great for Dog Paw Protection (X-Small)

Our 16+ year old dog was really slipping on our vinyl and wood floors. It was getting dangerous for him when he would slip and fall and all 4 legs were splayed out to his sides. He could not get back up. We started putting down area carpets and runners and mats (looks ridiculous), but even those didn’t always help. We tried Tiger Toes and were pleasantly surprised. He is a “type A” dog, very active and jumpy, so we didn't think he would take to them. I was shocked when we first put them on and he just walked away like normal! He didn’t prance or walk weird. And NO more slipping! The biggest problem is getting them ON his feet. It definitely takes TWO people, one to hang onto him and lift each paw, and one to roll the sock down and slip it on. We also use them in the car which really helps him to ‘hang on’ with the movement of the car. I wish we could leave them on, but when he has to go out, we take them off so they don’t get wet. I’m thinking of getting a spare pair so he can wear one pair outside, and I will remove them if wet, and put dry ones on for inside the house. My only other issue is that they do slip down after a while and need to be adjusted back up, so he doesn’t trip on the excess around his feet. I wish the manufacturer would make the 2 back leg socks a little longer than the front leg socks, to go higher up on the leg.

I purchased these for my senior dog who has trouble now with slipping and sliding on uncarpeted surfaces. They have really helped with her mobility issues. Be sure to read the size recommendations and measure. Although my dog is small, she has really tiny feet. They’re very soft so she doesn’t mind wearing them. The best thing about them is they are long enough that the Velcro fasteners are above the ankle joint so they do not just come off. Nice non- slip bottoms guarantee her safety. I am very happy with these.

the socks are a very good quality. the tread is thick. definitely measure the foot and follow sizing chart. they fit my girl (gsp) reasonably well. there is a lot of room for adjustment when securing. they do, however, slip a bit. I think that is to be expected. but adjusting the velcro strap seems to help minimize. and I'm going to say that they are comfortable because she did not try to take them off. they also helped tremendously with her being able to get up and down from the floor. i would buy these again.

These are a game changer for our senior dog. I wish I had them years ago for previous older dogs. It’s heartbreaking to see an older dog slip and slide then be scared. They are kind of a pain to put on but it gets easier each time. Our girl was afraid to walk on hard surfaces as she would slip and lose traction. We tried keeping nails short but it didn’t do the trick. The first time we put these on our girl began walking on the hard floors without problems; she smiled and pranced around for almost a full hour on floors she had been hesitant on.Before that she spent a lot of time in our carpeted bedroom. She doesn’t take them off so I think she loves them. We got two sizes and the large or medium work. For anyone concerned about their dog’s stability I’d definitely give these a try.

I’ll update this review after some more use to talk about the durability. For now, these are pretty nice. Cute design on my 10lb and 7 month old Shih Tzu and she got accustomed to walking in them pretty quickly! Seems like my dog likes these socks. I’ll have to see how long these last on her (short) walks and if they keep her feet clean, but it’s good. 4 stars because it was a bit hard to get on and it felt like it was going to be too small, but thankfully it does fit her and the Velcro is pretty reliable. Appreciate that they didn’t fall off even when I didn’t put them on well enough (as seen in the photos and video where they’re too low but that’s on me). Hoping to pair these with some boots in the later season but we’ll see how these hold up! UPDATE: Unfortunately, these do slip off when she goes on walks and runs. When walking normally, it’s fine, but they don’t stay up and had to be adjusted several times or even completely put back on because they because they fell. Still useful but not the best for what I got it for

I've been using these on my dog for about a year now, and I can say these have made a huge difference for her comfort. She just turned 11, and her hips are stronger now than they were at 10! The traction these booties give her have allowed her to rebuild a lot of the range of motion in her back legs. The only flaw has been the durability of the straps. We have wood floors in half our home, and our dog Kiki would sort of skate on them. Often her back legs would kick out from under her and she'd shriek in pain. Her discomfort would only escalate in the cold weather. But man oh man have these booties made such a difference! At first, we put them on all four of her paws. Which she of course loved (hated). Kiki did the "floor-is-lava ick yuck no disgusting eugh i hate dis" walk, but then I got her running around the kitchen and after only a couple of loops she seemed to get it. "Oh these are... yeah okay I guess they help fine." After a few months, we transitioned to just putting them on her back legs. For getting them on, I recommend the following: - All the booties come with one "DoK" label sewn on, and it's lined up with one face of the grip texture. Use this as your orientation marker, like the seam on the toe of a sock. I like to pick one orientation for the label (front or back) and use that as an indicator for whether the boots are coming loose throughout the day. - For the front paws, position the straps so that it's wrapped between the dew claw and the dew pad. - For the back paws, when putting them on, I find it helpful to hike the booties up past the dog's heel, fasten the straps, then tug the tops of the boot back down so that they rest just below the heel joint. Kiki seems to find that way more comfortable - she only does the "frog walk" now if the tops hook up over heel. Our Kiki has gone from being miserable in one corner of the couch to following me around the house all day! She's even back her old cat referee job - leaping off her bed at a moment's notice to officiate our cats' play fights. She doesn't wear them outside. The fact that these are a sock more than a shoe gives me the "indoor" impression; if they got wet then they'd be, well, a wet sock. And that'd not only be uncomfortable but a nice way to foster mold. So these are Kiki's inside shoes. My only complaint is that the velcro straps, particularly the "hook" end of the hook-and-loop, is rather flimsy. That half of the strap quickly became threadbare and wouldn't grab the other half. As they wore down, the ends of the straps would stick out and Kiki'd chew on them, making them wear out even faster. I ended up cutting the ends off and sewing on a replacement. Other than that, the booties have been fabulous!

Stopped German Shephard from licking feet while being treated. She has no trouble walking and the grips are great. Easy to put on. Note - create a back foot knee high. Rear legs are straight and no "hump" above back ankle so they fall off easy. But overall, these are terrific and so much more welcomed by dog then the bootie types. I would say not for outside but if you needed them for soles of feet, with grip could be ok, but like wearing human socks with grips

Those who are on the fence about getting these get on solid ground and hit purchase. This is one of the best purchases I made for my 13+ yr old golden doodle. She recently had a very severe vestibular issue hit her. She spent 5 days in ICU. They sent her home with a body harness to help her walk which was needed, but I must tell you that these socks made, and still are making, the biggest difference in her recovery. They stay on. Wow. Tried so many others that would not. And the grip is incredible. If you can afford it I would buy multiple pairs. We purchased two. We currently are only using them on her 2 back paws. They tend to get wet from the grass or piddling on them so you will need to change them out atleast daily. I wish they sold 6 socks together that would make life easier. When you first get them it takes a few times to learn how to get them on easily. That will come. They are hard to stretch but that's good for staying up power. I have very bad arthritis in my hands and I've learned to get them on pretty easy without help. Down fall is that you have to air dry them after washing. That is why I suggest a 6 pack of socks.

My 14 year old got his confidence back. I rarely leave reviews but this is a game changer. We have hardwood floors everywhere and out dog kept falling/having issues to get up. He got scared of getting in the sofas and beds as he'd always slip and fall on his way back. Thanks to the Tiger Toks, he's back to feeling like the puppy he is. They also seem comf8for the dog, as he hasn't tried to take them off or chew them off. A little thing to keep in mind, really measure the paw, the sizing is really accurate. I thought the socks looked small for my dog when they arrived, but they actually fit like a glove.

The best good boi socks in the Market. Gives my 12 year old husky a secure grip when he's walking on slippery floors that could lead to an injury. I don't have to worry about him slipping and falling when he has these on.

Muy buenos para mi perrita de 16 años, se le resbalan las patitas en el piso que tengo y esto ha ayudado muchísimo a tener más tracción. Muy recomendado porque efectivamente si por algo se gira un poco, la tracción se mantiene con el antiderrapante alrededor. Para ella fue muy cómodo

These are the best dog socks because they stay on during a 2 kms walk and zoomies afterward. I am so impressed. I bought 3 pairs for my dog

Excelentes! Me confié y pedí una talla más grande, pero el cambio de talla fue rápido y sin problemas. Las correctas eran las talla L y le quedaron muy bien a mi pitbull americano que trae problemas de displacia de cadera y le han ayudado a tener más confianza para pararse y caminar sin tanto problema en el piso de la casa.