DOK TigerToes Premium Non-Slip Dog Socks for Hardwood Floors - Extra-Thick Grip that Works Even When Twisted - Prevents Licking, Slipping, and Great for Dog Paw Protection - Size Small

These TigerToes non-slip dog socks have been a good thing for my senior dog Dakota. He has some hind leg weakness and arthritis after surgery, so he tends to slip when trying to stand on our hardwood floors and can drag his back legs a bit.The grip on these socks makes a noticeable difference — he slips much less when standing up now, which gives him more stability and confidence. They also do a solid job protecting his paws from getting sore or irritated when he’s dragging them across the floor, and they really protect his feet when he’s outside going from concrete to pea rock too. We bought several pairs so we can rotate them, keep them clean, and always have a fresh pair ready for him.We use them with a supportive harness and the combination works really well. If you have a senior dog or one with mobility issues on hardwood or other surfaces, these are worth trying. They’ve helped Dakota move around more safely and comfortably both inside and out.

These socks are ingenious!First of all, they are cute. Secondly, they fit like a glove! They are breathable, but strong enough that she can’t bite through. And when she does lick it wicks away the moisture so her foot underneath is dry despite licking. The grippy bottom on both sides so just in case the sock spins around is so smart. The Velcro around the ankle prevents slippage. Everything about these is so smart. I can’t praise it enough. And we have tried everything from a bag and a string around her foot to engineered boots (which she kicked off in 8 seconds)Oh and they’re washable!!!

Large fit my 85lb Akita. She Injured her foot and had been licking the cut making it worse. Rather than put her in the ‘Cone of Shame’, we put the sock on to keep her from licking and it works. We also put 2 docs on the rear feet of my 14 yr old border collie in hopes it would help her get up on the hardwood floors. The grip is excellent and they absolutely made getting up easier for her-she stopped sliding. The socks are a little big on her -she’s 50lbs (a medium would be better for her). Overall it’s an excellent product and both dogs and dog mom are pleased. Socks shipped quickly and arrived in time. They washed well-I did NOT put them in the dryer.

My 17 year old Cockapoo has gradually lost muscle tone in her back legs and began slipping on smooth floors. We added area rugs and have been carrying her around the house more and more for the last few years to help her get around. Inevitably, she lost more muscle tone and being bored, began to sleep most of the day away. Occasionally, she even got "stuck" on the tile floor, unable to stand up to move until we found her which was very distressing for all of us.These socks work like a charm. I wish I found them sooner. They give her the extra traction she needs to move about freely. I was hoping that at best, they might help us to avoid an injury from slipping and help her to get up when she gets stuck. I didn't expect that her new found freedom would restore her confidence and encourage her to move more. She is once again following the family from room to room, getting up to look outside to see what's going on, and climbing the steps with ease. She's no longer bored, sleeping all of the time (ok, she still sleeps a lot, she is 17 after all) and generally disinterested in life. She's back to being our curious little shadow that is happy just to be near us. I hope to see some of her muscle tone come back, but for now, I'm just glad that she's visibly happier and more energetic.The small size was perfect for her. We tried these on all 4 feet, but found she only needs them on her back 2 legs which will help extend the time before we need to replace them. We do not let her wear them outside, so they have not shown any signs of wear and tear yet. Since we can rotate the pairs, we have washed and dried them several time without shrinking or damaging the tread. The Velcro is tightly sewn onto the sock so it does not get lost in the wash.Putting them on took a few tries, but once you figure it out, it's easy. I was pleased to see that they do not have any loose threads inside the socks that would snag her toes. I put them on like you would pantyhose (if you can remember those). Roll down the top as far as you can and then use both thumbs to spread the sock open and slide their foot inside. Once on, pull the toe portion out a little and spread out their toes to make sure they have wiggle room. We have been able to just barely close the Velcro around her ankle without them falling off because they do have some elasticity to them which helps keep them on her foot. This way, I don't have to worry about them being uncomfortably tight around her ankle. Your dog's activity level may necessitate tightening the Velcro to keep them secure.They have not twisted on her foot, but if they did, the tread wraps almost all of the way around which would help give her traction. Consider that when comparing these to other brands that only have traction on one side of the sock.I couldn't be happier with this purchase. It's so good to see her up and about again. I missed my shadow!

We bought these socks for our golden retriever after we had our hardwood floors resurfaced. Our contractor recommended that our dog wear socks for at least 30 days while the coating on the hardwoods cures. Here's our impression after four weeks of use and wear:Pros:- They're easy to put on the dog, because they're stretchy, they have treads all over (such that there isn't just "one way" to put them on), and the Velcro is sewn on to the socks so you don't lose or fumble around with the Velcro strap.- Because the socks are stretchy, one size fits all four of our dog’s feet. We tried some more-durable, “formed” dog shoes, and we discovered that our dog’s back feet were a full size smaller than its front feet, such that the shoes were too big for the back feet and would fall off easily. That isn’t an issue or problem with these socks.- Unlike some other socks, the Velcro hooks face inward and thus cling to the socks. We’ve bought some other socks and shoes in which the Velcro hooks face outward, and with those, the hooks often cling to a rug or mat when the dog lays down, which can fray the rug or mat and sometimes pull the sock off of the dog's foot.- They're apparently comfortable for the dog, and our dog adapted to them very quickly.- They provide the dog with ample traction on the slippery, newly refinished floors.- They protect the floors from the dog's nails.Cons:-They're flimsy and disintegrate easily. The lower half of the sock (with the treads) wears and develops holes quickly even with mild indoor-only use. It develops holes pretty quickly from the inside of the socks from the dog’s nails, even though we keep our dog’s nails trimmed. If the dog feels an itch in her paw and tries to mouth or gnaw it (as dogs do), the sock develops holes quickly and with no real "chewing." We solved that issue by spraying "bitter apple" on the socks, but it requires a lot of bitter apple to spray the front and back of four socks, and that adds to the overall expense of the socks. To my surprise, the package for these socks suggests that the socks are suitable for use on pavement. We haven't purposely used these socks outside or on pavement. But on one occasion, when I was putting the socks on our dog in our garage, she escaped and scampered around outside on the pavement for a few minutes. By the time that I corralled her, the bottom half of the two socks that she was wearing were totally decimated. If you're thinking about using these socks on your dog outside, I'd think that these socks would deteriorate very quickly on pavement, even during a basic walk.- They're expensive and a terrible value over time. Because of the issues described above, we've gone through *six sets* of these over just *four weeks.* If we were inclined to have our dog wear socks on our hardwoods permanently or during a longer period, the expense of these socks (particularly when you include the expense of dousing them with bitter apple) would not be sustainable for us.Bottom line, I think these are a great product for very-short-term indoor use. Unless you have tons of cash to spend on dog socks, I do not recommend these socks for longer-term indoor use. (I’m still searching for my long-term solution!) I would not recommend them at all for outdoor walks on pavement.

My yellow lab is having trouble getting up on our tile and wood floors. She can't get traction and her feet slip lately. I bought her these Tiger Toe socks and WOW. It's made such a difference in her ability to get traction to get up and we can even see that she's happier and more mobile now that she knows she can get up to sitting or standing without slipping. I only have them on her front paws. They're comfy and easy to put on her. I'm on my second package (4 socks in each pkg) - I ordered large and then x large (she's 80 lbs) and the large is snug and stays on well even after being stretched out from wearing them. The x large is good too - just need to adjust them once in a while. She does go potty outside - we have a very large concrete patio that leads to a (not green) grass yard - no holes in these socks and we've had them for over a month. So they're pretty tough - but she's not super active and doesn't go for walks in them. Hope this helps - if your dog is slipping when trying to get up - I recommend these highly.

Work well for my 12 yo, 86# golden retriever. Size down is snug on front feet and size up is too big all around. These stay on nicely. Suffering from age onset arthritis and struggles getting up and traction with back feet. These help him get up when he doesn’t need our help. Also work well to protect from daytime heat on our back patio for quick runs to the potty.

Different options work for different dogs. These are the best option we have found so far for our aging 70# pitty (Size M). He definitely has more confidence on the hardwood floors. The grip is much better than other options, and we appreciate that it's on both sides to address the issue of the socks rotating. The velcro strap keeps them on, but it could be closer to where his ankle widens out to his paw. As a result, we need to pull them up periodically.Overall, we're very happy with them and ordered a second set so we can alternate washing a set.

My 14 year old got his confidence back. I rarely leave reviews but this is a game changer. We have hardwood floors everywhere and out dog kept falling/having issues to get up. He got scared of getting in the sofas and beds as he'd always slip and fall on his way back. Thanks to the Tiger Toks, he's back to feeling like the puppy he is.They also seem comf8for the dog, as he hasn't tried to take them off or chew them off.A little thing to keep in mind, really measure the paw, the sizing is really accurate. I thought the socks looked small for my dog when they arrived, but they actually fit like a glove.

The best good boi socks in the Market. Gives my 12 year old husky a secure grip when he's walking on slippery floors that could lead to an injury. I don't have to worry about him slipping and falling when he has these on.

Muy buenos para mi perrita de 16 años, se le resbalan las patitas en el piso que tengo y esto ha ayudado muchísimo a tener más tracción. Muy recomendado porque efectivamente si por algo se gira un poco, la tracción se mantiene con el antiderrapante alrededor. Para ella fue muy cómodo

Love it, It has helped my senior dog have more traction on tiled floors. It has helped immensely, it rotates and spins but has managed to stay on and yet still be effective.A bit of feedback about the velcro, I just wish it used more modern velcro and some threading of the strap has come loose.

I really like these for my pup. They stay on for the most part. They’re not perfect, they do slide down a bit, but worked well for walking Central Park and the streets of New York on holiday. We ended up purchasing 3 pairs.