Dogs use their nails for traction. They flex their paws and engage their nails like soccer cleats (and this is why you don’t ever see dogs slipping around on grass or carpet.) But hard nails can’t grip hard floors.
The genius of ToeGrips is that they provide dogs traction exactly at the point where they need it—on the nail tips—yet don’t interfere with the natural use of the paws.
ToeGrips are the only non-slip product on the market that doesn’t require some form of adhesive.
They adhere to the nails through their patented friction fit. You can remove them to trim your dog’s nails and replace as needed.
Unlike other mobility aids that cover the nails and paw pads, ToeGrips provide traction while allowing your dog's paws to stay in direct contact with the floor, so they feel every step naturally.
Once ToeGrips are on your dog's nails, they're designed to stay in place for 1 to 3 months. There's no daily removal required. Unlike booties, ToeGrips provide reliable traction all day and night.
We regularly get asked, 'Won't my dog chew these off?' The reality is, most dogs don't even realize they're wearing ToeGrips. Since they grip the non-sensitive portion of the nail, your dog will move confidently and comfortably without the urge to kick off booties or chew off sticky traction pads.
Read our review to see how ToeGrips have helped dogs just like yours...
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Veterinarian RecommendedIf your senior dog is slipping on hard floors, you may be feeling helpless. But now, there's an easy solution to help stop your dog from slipping on floors once and for all: ToeGrips, the original dog nail grips.
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measuring your dog’s nails is the most accurate way to guarantee your dog’s size.
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