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Thanks for sharing! I've never heard of Toe Grips before. Definitely going to try these after surgery for Maverick. If they go well, I may have to introduce them to my own hospital

I've posted a couple of times about Toe Grips.
I had them sent all the way to Perth, Western Australia ... and very glad I did. For a relatively cheap product, they worked well for Peda on my slippery floors. They gave her more confidence to move throughout the house, even where there was no carpet. Could really see the difference they made. She didn't worry about them being on - and once get knack of it they were pretty quick to put on. Sizing is really important - as is the quick check of them every day. For some dogs, they may flick off if they are walking on different surfaces and have an odd gait. I know Dr Buzby actively welcomes feedback on any issues. Apparently they have had very successful trials with super gluing them on for dogs who tend to lose them.

I introduced them to the university hospital treating Peda. They got hold of them and were really impressed. One day I ran in to a client leaving (a young puppy Tripawd). I stopped to chat - and she asked if I was the one who had gotten them introduced. Nice feeling to know it had helped others. When Peda died I had a number if unused packs as I had recently purchased. I donated them to the hospital so they could pass them on to clients in need.
Certainly wont work for every dog, but I tend to rave about them a bit (sorry!). They are just a great simple product that made an amazing difference to my girl's last few months.

Kirsty and Spirit Peda (and devil spawn Boots (the cute but naughty puppy!))

Thanks for the share. This is really helpful as our condo is all hardwood and we're unsure when we're moving. I'll definitely be buying yoga mats for Otto. We just sucked it up & bought a large rug on the credit card last night. So far he seems really excited and I can see some of his confidence coming back.