We understand how heartbreaking it is to see your senior, arthritic, or special needs dog slipping on hardwood floors, smooth surfaces, or stairs. But hope and help are here. Dr. Buzby’s ToeGrips® dog nail grips help improve your dog’s life by increasing the anti-slip traction needed to walk on slippery surfaces.
WHAT ARE TOEGRIPS?
If your dog can walk on rugs or carpet, but struggles on slippery surfaces such as hardwood floors, ToeGrips® dog nail grips can help. The non-slip grips fit on your dog’s toenails to enable instant traction and improved mobility.
How do ToeGrips® dog nail grips work?
Dogs use their toenails for traction. They flex their paws and engage their nails like soccer cleats digging into the ground. But hard nails can’t grip hard floors. ToeGrips® dog nail grips work by allowing the toenails to grip smooth surfaces like hardwood floors.
Unlike dog socks and boots, which interfere with a dog’s paw and toenails (natural gripping mechanisms), ToeGrips® dog nail grips create a GripZone™ that works with your dog’s innate biomechanics. The GripZone™ allows the toenails to meet the floor for traction with every step…naturally.
- The non-slip nail grips fit onto your dog’s toenails to enable instant traction on hard-surface floors and stairs.
- Once placed on the toenails, ToeGrips® dog nail grips are made for indoor/outdoor use, can be worn constantly, and typically need to be replaced every one to three months.
Are ToeGrips® dog nail grips right for your dog?
Here’s a simple way to determine if ToeGrips® dog nail grips are right for your dog. Answer these two questions…
- Does your dog struggle to walk on hard floors due to age, arthritis, injury, surgery, or disability?
- Can your dog walk on rugs, carpet, or grass?
If you nodded “yes” to these two questions, then ToeGrips® dog nail grips can improve your dog’s quality of life!
ToeGrips® dog nail grips are ideal for:
- Senior dogs
- Arthritic dogs
- Dogs with hip dysplasia
- Dogs with a cruciate ligament injury
- Dogs with hind end weakness
- Blind dogs
- Dogs with iliopsoas strain
- Tripawd® dogs
- Dogs that use wheelchairs
- Dogs with IVDD
- Rehabilitating / post-surgical dogs
4 Comments
Marlon
Hello in interest in the dog toe grips for my elderly German shepherd.
Please let me know if this is suitable and how I can get the correct size.
Regards
Marlon
etopaz yukle
Not bad
fastloto
This is useful information
Lauren Elliott
Thank you very much