DOK TigerToes – Premium Non-Slip Dog Socks for Dogs with Mobility Issues
- David Lawrence Novak
- 6 hours ago
- 3 min read
As dogs get older, their balance and mobility becomes more of a challenge, especially when walking on slippery surfaces like hardwood floors or wet pavement. For senior pups or dogs with mobility issues, dog socks make everyday movement easier, as they provide extra traction to help them walk with more stability, which reduces the risk of slips and falls. They also keep your dog's paws warm and comfortable, while also protecting them from rough surfaces and hot or cold pavement. For a pair of dog docks that can give your dog the stability they need to walk, play, and live their best life, the DOK TigerToes Dog Socks are a great choice.
The DOK TigerToes are premium, non-slip dog socks that feature thick rubber stripes with a unique grip pattern, which gives your pup 360 degrees of traction on hardwood floors and other slippery surfaces, while also providing paw protection for extreme weather conditions, hot and cold pavement, and rough terrain. They have a buttonless design with Velcro straps that ensures a secure and comfortable fit, and also help to prevent your dog from licking their paws.
Specifically created for senior dogs, these non-slip dog socks provide maximum traction on hardwood floors and other slippery surfaces, making them the perfect socks for dogs with joint and mobility issues.
In this article we have a closer look at the DOK TigerToes and talk more about the unique features that make these non-slip dog socks so special.
DESIGN
When it comes to their size, these non-slip dog socks are available in different sizing options, ranging from 3" in length (XXS - for small dog breeds with a paw width under 1.3 inches) all the way to 8.5" in length (XXL - for large dog breeds with a paw width over 3.5 inches).
To find the right size (sock length) for your dog, you just need to measure across the widest part of their paw while your dog is standing. To do this, simply have them stand over a piece of paper and trace their paw with a pen or pencil.
Now, what makes these dog socks so special is the fact that they're designed specifically for senior dogs and even younger dogs that suffer from mobility issues.
This is because the DOK TigerToes feature thick rubber stripes on their soles that have a unique, patent-pending grip pattern design, which gives your pup 360 degrees of traction on hardwood floors and other slippery surfaces. This nearly eliminates the typical slips that can happen when dog grip socks twist.
Their innovative grip pattern is engineered to provide reliable traction on all sides, even if the socks twist or tangle, making them the ideal anti-slip dog socks for both senior and younger dogs with mobility issues.
Their thick rubber grip stripes also provides a barrier between your dog's paw pads and the ground, meaning it also keeps their paws well protected from extreme weather conditions, hot and cold pavement, and rough terrain.
What's more is that these non-slip dog socks also feature a buttonless design, as they come equipped with Velcro straps, which allows for a comfortable and secure fit all day long without irritating your dog’s fur or skin.
Plus, their buttonless design also means that dogs can't take them off that easily, which helps to prevent your dog from licking their paws.
PRICING & AVAILABILITY
The DOK TigerToes are currently available in three stylish color options: Gray, Orange, and Pink.
If you're interested in purchasing these non-slip dog socks, know that their currently discounted from their normal price, now going for just $17.99 to $19.99, depending on what size you pick. Each TigerToes set comes with 4 socks.
You can order them online either directly from DOK's official shopping page, or you can buy them on Amazon.
David Novak is an internationally syndicated columnist, TV and radio personality, and expert in consumer electronics. For over 20 years, his column has appeared in over 200 newspapers around the country, and enjoys over 15 million in viewers and readers. He's appeared in Wall Street Journal, USA Today, GQ, the Living Magazines, The Mark Levin Radio Show, The Laura Ingraham Talk Show, Paul Harvey Radio Show, Today, Good Morning America and Kelly and Ryan. Read all the tech news at GadgetGram.com
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