LOOBANI 48 Pieces Dog Paw Protector Traction Pads to Keeps Dogs from Slipping On Floors, Disposable Self Adhesive Shoes Booties Socks Replacement, 12 Sets for 4 Paws

I have an 80 pound Alaskan Malamute, and bought an XL. The XL would probably be a better fit for a Beagle or a breed of that size. I cut and stuck the pieces on her paw pads, she's still slipping.I've included some photos of my dog to her to get an idea of her size. For size comparison, I've included some photos of my 20 pound cat with a sticker next to his paw as well.

For the cost this is absolutely wonderful! I have a 50 lb Shepard mix and I got the xl, when I reorder I will get L. I cut out the pad and toes separately so they will fit her, but I think this is best for my old girl anyway. Applying them like this allows a more natural movement of her foot. The first set lasted about a week, losing a row or two along the way. She’s not active, but goes out in the yard 4-5 times a day and these have held up. These little pads have made a world of difference for her on the hardwood floors and the stairs too. They have really helped her regain her confidence after recovering from vestibular disease.

I was a little sceptical at first, but these seem to actually work so far. I have a standard poodle and new laminate floors. As soon as I put these on my dog daysi she could have cared less that they were there. I thought she was going to rub or lick them off, but no. they are stretchy and seem to be comfortable and give her just the right traction on the floor. Not sure how long they will stay on, but so far so good. Being a poodle she has shaved feet. Just make sure the feet are clean and dry when they are applied.

I am sorry to say that these pads did not work. I was careful to trim my boxer's nails, and there was no fur between her toes. I tried several times but not even close. I did purchase the correct size, based upon the pictures and directions. The pads neither worked in the house nor did they work outdoors.

Terrible disappointment! Will not recommend this to anybody. I have a senior dog with arthritis and this did not help her with any stability whatsoever! The product is not stick... the product did not stay...the product did not do what it claims to do!! False advertising in my opinion.

If your dog walks on damp grass they will come off or bunch up on there paws. Don't last long but do work while on. Size runs small

Didnt stay on for even a day :( didnt help at all... Ended up buying carpet runner because nothing was helping with her slidding all over

Love these! Helps our 12 1/2 year old English Bulldog not slip on the hardwood floors. They have to be replaced every couple days, but even if I just use them on her front two paws, it helps so much.

My two year old puppy had major hip issues from six months old. A few months ago she dislocated her hip properly and the vet was unable to reset it and had to do an FHO on it. We have hardwood flooring throughout the house and recovery was difficult since they're so slippery for her. Basically, I had to hold her up on a sling anytime she wanted to move which was a pain in the butt for me, but even more so for her. I looked at a bunch of things and finally settled on ordering these. I have never been so happy to have ordered something silly. She stopped slipping, within a few days she could walk around on her own (awkwardly, but still) and in a couple of weeks she was running the house again. They fell off a few times and we wouldn't notice them falling off, but we'd notice her suddenly not walking around and such and then would realize why. So they definitely help. She wore them for about a month with no issues and they helped her recover so well! Thank you for making them. Do order a bunch though if you want them because as long as it's dry and they don't gnaw at it, they stay on forever. But as soon as they get wet they fall off .. which is great for getting them off if they stick to fur and what not, but not so great for staying on. Speaking of fur, make sure to trim the fur on the paw before sticking them on if you have a longer furred baby, it will help you so much to get them where they need to be.There is one issue though, which is not a big issue for us, but might be for others. Now that she's better she peels them off her feet any time you don't pay attention. This is a bit of an issue in two ways. Firstly, it's important that these don't end up swallowed, so if you have a sneaky pup, that could become a problem. Secondly, for my dog, when she peels them and they're still sticky enough to not peel themselves, it cracks her feet. So you end up with sore paws after a few pads. It's not a huge issue for us because at the moment, she doesn't need these when she's not in recovery. But it is worthy of note if you're considering buying them, just be vigilant.

Fell off after only being on for a few minutes. Traction not effective.