I wish I had taken a video of our 14-year-old German Shepherd/Aussie mix before using these toe grips! With hard floors throughout the house, he was terrified to walk and kept slipping, throwing out his hips. Now he walks confidently again! They last a long time — our first set from January lasted until September. He’s an indoor dog, but even so, they’ve held up great. Perfect for dogs who chew off socks or shoes — these stay on, don’t bother him, are easy to apply with rubbing alcohol, and look like a cute little green pedicure!

I’m a veterinarian and have recommended these several times, but recently used them for my own senior dog with arthritis and an FCE. He’d been struggling for traction on our wood floors, but after putting these on this morning, he’s walking with purpose again! The size guide was accurate, instructions were clear, and application was easy. They’ve stayed on perfectly, though you can glue them if needed. My boy was given a month to live after a cancer diagnosis 3.5 years ago, and these grips are helping him stay mobile and comfortable during his recovery — I’m so grateful for that. 🩵

Bought a small for my 17 year old dachshund per the guidelines. I could only get them one a few of her toe nails. She has thick toe nails so the small just wasn't working for her. I reached out and the company sent me a size up very quickly! I did end up needed to use both sizes for her due to some nails not being as thick as others. She walked a little funny the first few minutes but then she was galloping around the hardwood floors like she does when there is carpet! My biggest complaint and they don't seem to stay on very well. I may need to use some sort of adhesive for them to last.

My dog’s arthritis caused her legs to splay around age 14, and I thought I’d have to put her down. I tried booties and cheap toe grips — nothing worked. Finally, I bought Pawzecure, and what a difference! They fit well, didn’t slide, and made her comfortable again. The only issue was they fell off quickly, but adding a tiny dot of superglue kept them on for weeks. I even rotated them to extend their life, making them much more affordable. These grips gave my girl Leila comfort, confidence, and more happy time with me before she passed at 16. I’m forever grateful.

Had to exchange for proper size but once applied, are very secure. It takes a little effort to get all of them on the nails because at least with my dog, didn’t want to hold still long. My dog doesn’t even pay any attention to them so no fear of her trying to chew them off. They do help her but still slips some, which I fully expected. Better then without is the bottom line. There’s a little maintenance curve if you clip your dogs nails often as you have to take off and reapply. Good news is they come off pretty easy despite how well they stay on. Bottom line is they do work but are way overpriced IMO. Our dog has a neurological condition so we will do what we can to help her. She is 15 now and heart, lungs are great, just the mobility and muscle issue….

Our girl is 15 and tore her ACL a year ago. She’s recovered nicely but since then we e had issues with her rear legs sliding together when standing. We add two grips to each rear foot and the Defence is huge. It’s just enough to give her the stability she needs.
They were easy to put on and she hasn’t seemed bother by them at all - nor has she tried to get them off- I wish I’d done this months ago.