Dr. Buzby's ToeGrips® for Dogs

Our Sophie just turned 18! Many days she had trouble keeping her legs under her. We felt helpless watching her slide around.
These toe grips have definitely changed her quality of life! So happy that we found these!!!
The first pic shows her struggling before using the toe grips. Second photo shows how she now walks with confidence!

Agnes, our Pug, was born with spinal kyphosis which makes her unable to use her back legs. We have hardwood in most of our house, and it was difficult for Agnes to get around. We tried boots, socks, you name it. Then, I found toe grips, and we’ve never looked back. We’ve been using toe grips for several years now, and we are a regular subscriber. There is nothing like them on the market. They changed everything for Agnes!

I got these for our geriatric GSD who has osteoarthritis in his spine and knee. He no longer falls down and can’t get up on our hardwood floors. He moves around a lot more again after gaining confidence back with the toe grips. They get a 5 for performance but a 4 for longevity. A few fell off within the first 12 hours. We put the last extras we had from the packet but lost 2 more immediately. I wish there was a more secure way to keep them on.

My 11 yo French Bulldog’s confidence and her traction has improved greatly. Gracie’s running and playing w/our other 1 yo Frenchie pup. My disappointment is that the toe grips come off rather easily. I’ve purchased my second pack and will see how it goes from here.

I bought ToeGrips for Finnegan, my 17 1/2 year old Lhasa-Poo. He can still walk and run and jump up on our couch from the carpet, but his inner thigh muscles are getting weak and his back legs would often slip out on smooth surfaces like linoleum or hardwood flooring, making it increasingly difficult for him to stand up from lying position, or even stay upright. ToeGrips gives him enough traction to stay upright even on smooth surfaces, and he really doesn't seem to notice them. He loses one or two of them every other day or so and about half of the ones that came off I find around the house later on, although the other half are just gone. When he loses 2 or 3 I put them back on or replace the lost ones, about twice per week. This has been a great investment for the quality of Finnegan's life!

I was skeptical, but my nearly 16 year old dog is walking normally immediately after putting on the toe grips. I am telling everyone I know about them.

They really do work. It's a game changer. The only issue is I had trouble finding the right size for my dog. Her breed doesn't exist in the list of questions. I think I need to size up a bit.

Our home has hardwood floors throughout. We have a nine year old 100 lb chocolate Labrador retriever, Tucker, who partially tore his left hind ACL two months ago. Our vet suggested using something to cover his nails to make it easier for him to get around. A friend gifted us with a set of Dr. Buxby’s ToeGrips and they worked great. I contacted Jaimie and Katie, from
Dr. Buxby’s ToeGrips Customer Care Team, and they were awesome in getting me started and offered great advice/suggestions on sizing, application, fitting, etc. I was able to return, even though they had been worn, the ToeGrips that were too large for Tucker and get a different size that fit him much better. Jaimie and Katie even followed up with emails and phone calls throughout the period Tucker was adjusting to his ToeGrips to make sure everything was going smoothly. Dr. Buxby’s ToeGrips are an awesome product and I highly recommend them if you have hardwood floors and you want to make your pet’s life a lot easier/better, you won’t be sorry! I thank you . . . and so does Tucker🐾🟠

I ordered the toe grips for my dog who is skittish about our LVP floors. The order and payment process was easy, and the order came in a timely manner. The toe grips were relatively easy to install, although we had to be liberal with the peanut butter. Unfortunately are dog was too active and most of the toe grips fell off within the first 12 hours. We lost too many to try again, and I wrote it off as a failed experiment. After a few days I received a follow up email from thr Dr. Buzby company and voiced my disappointment. After a brief conversation they agreed that the product wasn’t a good fit for my dog and voluntarily refunded the full cost. I hadn’t actually asked for my money back but they explained that they believed in their product and stood behind their guarantee. I was very impressed with the company and the process, even if the product wasn’t suited to our particular pet.

Jules, our American Eskimo tried just about every bootie and sock on the market. Jules has luxating patellas and struggles on our vinyl floors. She REALLY hates people touching her toes, so it was a bit of a struggle keeping her still enough to get them on, but we did it. And I’m so glad we did. It was an INSTANT change in her ability to control her movements.
She doesn’t seem to mind them at all and hasn’t tried to remove them.