XXSmall Paw Savers, Disposable Dog Paw Pads, (4.5-8.5 lbs) 24 Pieces

OK so I have to start out by explaining how much my senior dog was struggling before this. Our whole house is laminate and terrazzo. I have a 13.5 year old Siberian husky. Big, and furry. For the past few months he has been declining. he LOVES his walks and going outside but inside was becoming just sooo difficult. I started by trimming the fur on his paws to make sure he wasnt stepping on fur contstantly. That did help for a bit. But then, he was starting to lose traction everywhere. he couldnt stand on the laminate. his feet would slide around and he would fall down and we would have to physically pick him up. he HATES being picked up so he started just being terrified all the time. scared of falling, scared of being picked up. we got a bunch of rugs. he would stand at the edge of the rug, panicking, he did not want to step one foot on the laminate.Then we ordered Dr. Busbys toe grips. ya know the $30 ones that are supposed to be the end-all of grip solutions. Longest lasting and best grip. Sad to say it did not help him much.BUT THEN I saw the paw savers. I opened the package and was underwhelmed. I thought "how in the world can this tiny foam pad help?" but MAN I AM IMPRESSED!!!!First of all, they are super easy to apply. I thought I would have to wrestle my dog to put them on and hold them until the adhesive 'took'... but I didnt. It stuck right on and then within a few hours the pads had conformed to his feet. He is now HAPPY! Just instantly more grip everywhere. he can walk in our house without slipping, he can even stand on the laminate with no issues!!! SO AWESOME!!!! We were wondering if he was getting near the end of comfortable living... but now we have a TON of life left in him!!!! SO HAPPY and SO RELIEVING!!! It hurt so bad to watch him struggle. I am so relieved to see him happy in our house.As far as longevity, we applied these on friday morning. Its now monday mid day. I can see one of them is wearing fast, i think it wasnt applied the best. with practice I will get better about the placement. But lets say they last a week, each pack comes with so many pads, its WELL WORTH the money!!!!

I have been looking for something that would help my 15 year old American Eskimo. She slips on the hard wood floors, the tiles...everywhere. It is heartbreaking. These help her so much. She has had them on for 5 days now...and hasn't slipped once. I don't take her on long walks but we do about ½ mile each walk. They have stayed on and she is starting to get more confident because she isn't slipping anymore. They are a blessing to us. If you understand what I am describing and you need something for your aging pet....these are worth a try.

These pads provided no traction that I could tell. They stuck to my dog’s paws firmly at first but as they started to pull away (within first 24 hrs), his paws began to bleed. It took a couple of days to get them off without making it too painful. Several of his paws bled while he was wearing them. I’m throwing the rest of package away.

I kind of wondered how they would come off the dog's paw, a stick on that would stick on and I got the answer. RUFF , roughly, poorly, pieces at a time. My dogs wouldn't let me tug at them. PLUS it says not to let your dog eat them and to call the vet right away if they do!!!! well lucky for me my dogs don't try to chew them off. Yes, I trimmed some of the longer hair before I applied them but they stuck like the dickens to the pads. They were on for a day at the dock. On the plus side, the dogs didn't mind wearing them. They didn't hurt the dog, they just had to wear off and you have to make sure your dog doesn't poison himself. Hmmmm if they are that poisonous, can't it be absorbed through their paws? Great idea, but .......... too many scary things.

Allows my Granddog to stand and walk. Nothing turns back the hands of time, but as far as I am concerned this is a miracle product.Not expensive, but you do have to reapply frequently. I am very happy with this product for our Bodi.

They don't even remotely stick to a paw. I cut the hair back, washed the pad, got it dry, and put it on. The dog barely is out of the room before one of them falls off. You can barely put any pressure to pull them off. Had the dog walk to one end of the house and another fell off. He hasn't even made it outside yet and two are off. The first step onto cement immediately pulled the 3rd pad off.I can see how the pads would certainly help; however, whatever is used to stick them to the pad is less effective than a sticker in a child's sticker book.

My 17 year old dog, Hobo is able to get around on our tile floor with these Paw Savers.

Put on after cleaning and prepping my dogs feet. He walked about 10 feet when the first one came off the others didn't stay on too much longer. I also tried cutting individual pieces for each paw pad that didn't work either. Just couldn't get them to stay on. Still trying to find a solution. My dog twists his rear feet when he walks and is very large (240 lbs.) I realize this is more a problem with my dog and not the product.