PawNest™ SeniorGrip – Anti-Slip Paw Pads for Senior Dogs

PawNest™ SeniorGrip – Anti-Slip Paw Pads for Senior Dogs

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$14.99
Sale price  $14.99 Regular price  $2.94
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PawNest™ SeniorGrip – Anti-Slip Paw Pads for Senior Dogs

PawNest™ SeniorGrip – Anti-Slip Paw Pads for Senior Dogs

$14.99
Sale price  $14.99 Regular price  $2.94
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PawNest™ SeniorGrip – Anti-Slip Paw Pads for Senior Dogs

Help Your Dog Feel Steadier on Slippery Floors

As dogs get older, smooth indoor surfaces like hardwood, tile, and laminate can become more difficult to navigate. Weak legs and reduced stability may cause paws to slip, making everyday movement around the home more challenging.

PawNest™ SeniorGrip Anti-Slip Paw Pads are designed to add extra traction beneath your dog's paws, helping them move more confidently across smooth indoor surfaces.

Thin, flexible, and easy to apply, SeniorGrip provides additional grip without the bulk of traditional dog socks or boots.

Why SeniorGrip?

🐾 Extra Traction on Smooth Floors
The textured silicone surface helps improve paw grip on hardwood, tile, laminate, and other smooth indoor flooring.

🐕 Designed with Senior Dogs in Mind
A practical mobility aid for older dogs experiencing reduced stability or difficulty maintaining traction indoors.

🪶 Thin & Flexible
The lightweight design follows the natural movement of the paw without the bulk of traditional footwear.

💧 Water-Resistant Design
Designed to maintain adhesion during normal everyday contact with moisture.

🌬️ Breathable Material
Stretch cotton construction and ventilation help keep the pads lightweight and comfortable during normal use.

✂️ Flexible Application
Use the pad as a whole or carefully cut it into smaller sections for individual paw areas when appropriate.


A Simple Mobility Upgrade for Everyday Life

For many senior dogs, the hardest part of getting around isn't walking outside — it's navigating slippery floors at home.

SeniorGrip adds traction directly where your dog needs it: under the paws.

It can be especially useful around:

  • Hardwood floors
  • Tile floors
  • Laminate flooring
  • Smooth indoor surfaces
  • Areas where your dog frequently stands up, walks, or changes direction

SeniorGrip can also complement other PawNest™ mobility-support products when your dog needs additional assistance getting around.


How to Apply

1. Prepare the paw
Carefully trim excess hair around the paw pads and make sure your dog's nails are appropriately trimmed.

2. Clean and dry
Clean the paw area and allow it to dry completely before application.

3. Peel the backing
Remove the protective backing from the SeniorGrip pad.

4. Apply
Position the pad carefully against the paw pad.

You may apply it as one piece or cut it into smaller sections when appropriate.

5. Press firmly
Hold gentle pressure for approximately 5 seconds to help create a secure bond.


How to Remove

Wet the paw and allow the SeniorGrip pad to become thoroughly moistened before gently peeling it away.

Do not pull or tear the pad off forcefully.

If your dog shows signs of irritation or discomfort, discontinue use.


Material

Non-slip surface: Silicone grip dots
Base material: Stretch cotton
Adhesive: Acrylic adhesive

Designed to be thin, flexible, breathable, and water-resistant for everyday use.


What's Included?

Each set contains:

4 × PawNest™ SeniorGrip Anti-Slip Paw Pads

Available in multiple sizes to accommodate different paw sizes.

Please measure your dog's paw and check the size guide before ordering.


Give Your Senior Dog a Little More Confidence

A slippery floor can turn a simple walk to the water bowl into a difficult task for an aging dog.

PawNest™ SeniorGrip provides an extra layer of traction to help your dog feel steadier while moving around the home.

More grip. More confidence. More comfortable everyday movement. 🐾


Important

PawNest™ SeniorGrip is a mobility-support accessory and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition.

Dogs with persistent difficulty walking, standing, pain, weakness, or sudden changes in mobility should be evaluated by a veterinarian.

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