Nail Grippers for Dogs - Dog Anti Slip, Toe Grippers for Senior Dogs, Stop Sliding on Hardfloor, Two Ways of Use, Dog Paw Protector, Increase Traction, Reduce Pain & Struggle (45PCS/Pack)

The grippers don't stay on. I tried several times to put them on my senior dog and they literally fall right off within seconds of him taking steps. Dr. Buzby's toe grips for dogs work 100% better than these. I figured the ones here might be better since they supposedly cover the entire nail but boy was I wrong. Even fitting snuggly they don't stay on. The worst part is considering applying adhesive to my dog's nails to put them on which is included with the grippers. No I am not willing to put super glue on my dog, Don't waste your money on these grippers they just don't work.

The media could not be loaded.  Got these for my senior pup who's been slipping on our wood floors. Gotta say, they've made a difference! My old girl's got more pep in her step now, no more splaying legs when she gets excited. The grip is pretty good - she can make it to her water bowl without moonwalking. Cutting the tips helped with traction, good tip there. Now, putting them on? Bit of a challenge. Took some treats and patience to get her to sit still. They look tiny at first, but they do stretch. Just gotta be gentle getting them on those old paws. They've stayed on better than I expected, only lost one in two weeks. One thing - they collect dirt like nobody's business. Gotta clean 'em every few days or they get gunky. And heads up, if your dog's a chewer, keep an eye out. Mine tried to nibble them off at first. Overall, they've helped my pup get around easier. Just be prepared for some trial and error with sizing and application. If you've got a senior dog struggling on slick floors, these are worth a shot. Might take some getting used to, but they could give your old friend a confidence boost.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Not sure if the glue was old, or just poor quality. However, these toenail caps were extremely hard to get on and then came off even with the glue.

I measured as directed and ordered the appropriate size but I just can’t get these to stay on. The glue that comes with the package seems weak so maybe some actual superglue would work better- but these didn’t last more than 2 hours on my pups nails.

We are in the phase of life of our elderly dog's life where we are trying every product to improve their quality of life. I work in the veterinary profession and our practice works with lots of families in similar situations. This is what I will be recommending and using from now on. :)Pros: Soft, flexible material. Do not ride up into nail bed because of closed end! Come with superglue to adhere to nail. Require limited positioning, easier to put on quickly.Cons: Soft silicone wears quickly. Covers fall off with lots of activity, sometimes they can be re-applied.Tips: Roll cover partially inside out, apply glue to end of cover and put tip of nail into end. Unroll onto nail. Move quickly. Our dog's arthritic paws do not appreciate extended handling. Do not use too much glue, it will stick to the hair or toe. Trim/clip hair around nails. Cut (before applying to nail) excess silicone off the back if it looks like covers will come into contact with nail bed. Thoroughly check for any pinching of or glue on toes/skin/hair.

I’ve tried many products for my 15 year old dog’s sliding paws. She’s very old and she has arthritis and muscle deterioration. We have vinyl floors and she slides all over. I’ve purchased Toe Grips and Toe Treads which are similar to this product. This is definitely the worst of the three. The grips don’t stay long even if the grip is glued to the nail. They wear out quickly. Very quickly. Matter of a couple of days. The grips are really long and I have a senior so I had to trim the tips off which is what the company instructs. Even though I super glued the grips on, they slid up her nail or wore out so quickly that they fell off. I wish I could return what I have left because it wasn’t worth the money I spent.

Game changer for my Maltese! These are not easy to apply, but once you find the right way, they definitely worth it. And most importantly, they cost less than similar products.Here are a few tips:1. I got size S for my 6 lbs Maltese, the grips look small, but with the durability, they stretch and fit perfectly on her toe. If you get bigger size, they might need reapplication.2. Cut the grip but not too much.3. After tried a few times, I find that push the upper area of the grip really make a difference. The grips stay longer this way.My other dog doesn't like anyone to touch her paw, so this product didn't work for her unfortunately.

Followed directions, put my dog through a bunch of stress, held them in place until the glue dried, and they’ve fallen off within minutes. I strongly wouldn’t recommend.

They work great for my elder beagle who needs grip for on the slippery surfaces. They do wear out on the concrete and need to use the nail glue, otherwise the way she walks she rolls them off

The toe grips fit perfectly for my 6-year old poodle, they are stretchy, easy to put on and made in good material. Once I figured out the right way to apply them, they last pretty long. I like how the toe grips can be adjusted by cutting the tip, they fit bettter this way.Now my lovely dog can walk confidently on our slippery surfaces. It's a huge win for both of us.