
ToeGrips are designed to fit snugly like Spanx, not slide on like Cinderella's slipper.
Soak 16 ToeGrips in isopropyl rubbing alcohol, which acts as a lubricant for application.

Stabilize the toe and press a wet ToeGrip onto the nail tip.
Push the top and sides of the ToeGrip further onto the nail until the nail tip is exposed and the GripZone™ is created. The bottom portion of the ToeGrip shouldn’t be pushed up the nail because it must contact the ground to provide traction.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 for all 16 nails. ToeGrips should not be applied to the dewclaws.

Correct positioning is essential for traction and safety.

ToeGrips should fit snugly and must contact the ground at the GripZone to provide traction.

If the GripZone is not created on the bottom of the nail tip, ToeGrips can’t provide traction.

ToeGrips should never touch the skin where the nail meets the toe, as this can cause harm. Rarely, ToeGrips may migrate up the nail to the skin or rub an adjacent toe.
ToeGrips are not "set it and forget it." Like any product for our furry family members, ToeGrips should be used with supervision.
Inspect your dog's toes and ToeGrips daily and adjust as needed.
ToeGrips can easily be removed for nail trims or when it's time for them to be replaced.
ToeGrips typically last 1-3 months. When it's time to reorder, shop ToeGrips.
When and how to apply ToeGrips with super glue.
Applying ToeGrips with glue is not necessary for most senior dogs. However, it is recommended for dogs who have trouble keeping ToeGrips on, especially:
We recommend Scotch® Super Glue Gel.
To break the bond of the glue, loosen the top edge of the ToeGrip with your fingernail and then peel the ToeGrip downward off the nail. If residue remains on the toenails after removal, a new set of ToeGrips can be applied right over it.
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