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If your aging dog is slipping on hard floors, you might be feeling helpless. We understand how hard it is to watch your beloved family member struggle, so we invented ToeGrips® dog nail grips. ToeGrips® have helped thousands of dogs worldwide conquer slippery floors and stairs.
ToeGrips® help dogs rise and walk so they can enjoy life to the fullest. ♥️
ToeGrips are for...
Have questions? Our caring team is here to help. Email help@toegrips.com or text us at 843 781 6430.
**Please note that measuring your dog's nails (outlined in our video tutorial and our written instructions) is the gold-standard for selecting the ideal size for your dog. Our Size by Breed chart reflects 9 years of data and is accurate for the majority of dogs but is not a guarantee of size, especially for mixed breed dogs.
Watch the Video TutorialStep 1: Wrap a piece of dental floss around the middle of the toenail.
Step 2: While holding the floss around the nail circumference with one hand, use a fine point Sharpie® to mark across both pieces of floss. This will create two points.
Step 3: Stretch the floss and measure the distance between the two points in millimeters.
Step 4: Repeat for all 4 nails on one front paw and one hind paw (not the dewclaw).
Step 5: Based on the measurements obtained (not the average), use the chart below to find your dog's size. Sometimes a dog will require a combination of two sizes.
| Nail Circumference | Size | Color |
| 9-12mm | XS | Yellow  |
| 13-15mm | S | Red  |
| 16-19mm | M | Blue  |
| 20-23mm | L | Green  |
| 24-27mm | XL | Purple  |
| 28-30mm | XXL | Orange  |
| 31-36mm | XXXL | Navy  |
**Please note that measuring your dog's nails (outlined in our video tutorial and our written instructions) is the gold-standard for selecting the ideal size for your dog. Our Size by Breed chart reflects 9 years of data and is accurate for the majority of dogs but is not a guarantee of size, especially for mixed breed dogs.
Considering multiple sizes? Rest assured, our caring customer support team will gladly assist with your no-hassle exchange after purchase.
Our house is all tile and hardwood floors, so these have helped our dude get up MUCH easier!
As a veterinarian I have been using and recommending Toe Grips for over five years! I have found that most dogs respond very well to having the grips placed and also feel more stable on their feet---especially on slippery flooring such as hardwood. This year my own dog, Basil, has struggled with some osteoarthritis. I noted that he was reluctant to go up/down the stairs, I found him staying upstairs more, and that he was slipping on our hardwood floors. Although he does not like his feet touched I was able to get the toe grips on him without any additional help. Once they were on I found him coming downstairs more interacting with us! He is more stable on the hardwoods and has had minimal slips! Thank you Toe Grips!!
My 13 year old Goldendoodle has been suffering from muscle deterioration on his hind legs and found it difficult to get up on our slippery floor. Within minutes of putting the ToeGrips on, he got up and his face lit up. He is now able to get up quickly and his hind legs no longer slip wide open making it difficult for him to get up. Happy Dog, Happy Mom! Thank you, Dr. Buzby!
Oso wore these ToeGrips for the last few months of his life. We put down a lot of extra non slip rugs but he would of course get stuck in some tiled areas and these helped him get his grip to stand up. They stayed on quite well and were easy to apply for my husband and I. Once in awhile we would find one had fallen off, and we could see the wear which proved to us that he was definitely using them. They helped his mobility and traction and we highly recommend these. We of course are devastated at the loss of him but wanted to share his story. -Julie & Tim
Works as advertised. Is making a huge difference in my dogs life!
