Dog Paw Protection For Slippery Floors

Keep your dogs nails trimmed.

Dog paw protection for slippery floors.

If your dog s nails are too long they won t be able to properly stand completely on their paw pad. But it has another advantage that few people talk about it can provide extra grip on slippery surfaces. If the dogs take a different path to the door where there aren t any puppy treads they ll still slip and fall. Scirokko 3 pairs anti slip dog socks with golden paw pattern pet adjustable paw protection for puppy indoor traction wear on hardwood floor 3 6 out of 5 stars 249 12 99 12.

Check for dry paw pads if your dog is slipping on floors. When your dog steps down on their paws it puts pressure on the pads of their paws and it extends their nails. We ve had rain too so there have been wet and muddy foot and paw traffic on them and still they ve stayed stuck. Our senior dog of 14 years old german shepard struggled with this for several years and was on anti inflammatory medication and also joint supplements and pain medication and also laser treatments.

Scirokko 3 pairs anti slip dog socks adjustable pet non skid paw protection with golden paw pattern for puppy doggy indoor traction control wear on floor 4 0 out of 5 stars 168 12 99 13 99. Valfrid dog paw protector rugged anti slip traction pads paw grips for hardwood floors self adhesive resistant dog shoes booties socks replacemen 3 7 out of 5 stars 1 912 14 65. Spread a small amount of wax over each paw. Keep paw pads moisturized.

Paw wax is often used to protect paws from ice snow and even hot pavements. Scirokko 3 pairs anti slip dog socks adjustable pet non skid paw protection with golden paw pattern for puppy doggy indoor traction control wear on floor 4 1 out of 5 stars 136 13 99 13. Make floors less slippery. Traction socks or boots.

When the skin is overly dry it lacks the capability to grip and causes paws to slide across smooth surfaces. A new veterinarian approved 100 fda food safe material patented device for senior dogs struggling on slippery floors. Dry paw pads are the most common cause for dogs having traction and slipping issues.