Pawfriction - Paw Pad Traction - Increase Your Dog's Quality of Life

We have a little 4 pound Yorkie. We recently moved to a new house will all hardwood floors. We started to notice her walking funny and her hips were looking bad. It's because she's always walking on hard floors now. We got this to help her grip better so she's not slipping around so much.It works well, but it doesn't last that long, but that's to be expected.Putting it on is kind of a pain, but that's also to be expected.You have to put the glue on one foot at a time. Then you hold their foot into the sand mixture for 30 seconds. Then apply to the other feet. Make sure to save the sand after use or it will be insanely expensive. Just pour the leftover back into the bag when done.

Your product has helped my 14 yr old weimaraner immensely. When your product wears off she starts walking very very slowly and becomes nervous of floors again. When she has Pawfriction on, she walks with confidence again. It is very noticeable. I find that each application last about 5-7 days there is enough grainulars in the package for about 6 total applications. I do find that I run out of the glue before I run out of the blue grainulars.Thank you for making a great product.

Our elderly dog was having problems sliding on the wooden floors inside the house. PawFriction enables him to walk without sliding. Each application is good for 5 to 7 days depending on how much walking he does outside where it tends to rub off.

Product is a good idea but I found no way to safely apply with a dog that wont stay still for it. Used it 3 times over 2 weeks. First 2 times I was lucky enough to get some on the pads properly and it helped him get traction on the floor. However it only lasted a few days then was gone and he was slipping again. The third time I used it, he just didn't want me handling his paws and when applying glue to the back pad, he was jerking and moving and the glue ran off his back pad onto the adjacent skin. When the sand was applied, it created a patch of almost cement with sharp edges up against the skin with no room to cut off. Within 2 days, all product disappeared off pads but this patch would not release. I contacted manu. (email only, no phone number) and to their credit they responded quickly but their suggestions did not work. 1st: emery board. 2nd time I contacted, suggestion: cut it out at groomer. 3rd contact: warm soapy water 10 min. None of these worked. Tried acetone on cotton ball, vaseline, olive oil. Was hoping hair would grow out and allow dog clippers to safely remove. Now 2 weeks later hair still hasn't grown enough and he has an open wound with infection from this foreign object still stuck. I put triple antibiotic on a gauze pad and wrapped his foot for 24 hrs and its starting to loosen up. He's now on oral antibiotics to fight the infection and will go into Vet now. Words of wisdom, if you have a dog that doesn't tolerate paws being handled, this product can get messy in the application and sadly this product can be dangerous for your dog.

Product wears off within 1 day. I found my dog was slipping and sliding more with in on. I would not use again. It is a waste of money☹️