Dr. Buzby’s ToeGrips

We adopted Ellie late last year (2018). We knew she was a puppy mill mom, a senior dog, and we were ready to make her remaining years the best we could. We brought her home, and sadly watched her slip all over our wood floors. It was heartbreaking to watch her slip and slide. I searched everywhere and asked everyone for a solution. People suggested that I put carpet runners around my house. Well, that was not possible, so I tried to think of other ways to solve her problem. Eventually, I found toe grips.PERFECT! Once we put them on her, she pranced around the house like a puppy. I am so happy that she now has the ability to express her enthusiasm and run around her house with confidence! We were happy to know that our veterinarian uses them on her dog too! We are so happy with Toe Grips and tell everyone we know about them - especially when they ask if we polish her nails!!! Thank you Dr. Buzby!

Our 12 year old black lab has hip and arthritis issues. We have wood floors throughout our home and he was constantly struggling with stability and getting up. Now with his new toe grips he has much more energy and confidence! Sizing is key, and my guy takes two different sizes (green and purple). We had some issues with them coming off, and are now using the method with superglue. Works like a charm!

My 130 lb+ mastiff mutt has a hard time getting up on the hard wood floors. These help give him the grip he needs to get moving while limiting the risk of injury!

It is not an overstatement to say that these toe grips are life changing. They have made a night and day difference in my 17 yr. old yorkie's day to day quality of life. She no longer falls when walking on our wood floors and her confidence in herself was evident immediately after we put them on her. Within a few timid minutes she realized she could walk and even prance again. We are so thankful that Abbey has been given her "sassy" back!

Dexter is a healthy 14 pitbull boxer mix. He was starting to get unsteady on the stairs, hesitant to go up or down. He would stand on the bottom of the stairs and put one paw up then take it down over and over. We had to coax him to climb up or down. I ordered boots but he hated them. I saw toegrips and was put off by the price, but I was desperate so ordered them anyway. We struggled a bit to pit them on but once he hit the floor, he was immediately confident! He goes up and down the stairs with no hesitation. They worked immediately. He doesn't even mind putting them on anymore.