Frisco Colorblock Dog Socks

These are well made and very cute, but I thought I'd measured my 45# dog's feet correctly, but when I got these, they were teeny! They fit my 12# shih-tzu (and he doesn't need them)! D'oh. My dog who I want non-slip for has three legs and slides all over my floor. I saw someone mention to make a print of paw and measure that instead of trying to measure the foot itself. I'll do that next time.

Bought these socks for our aging dog who has lost weakness in back legs, and slips/slides on tile or wood floors. These socks work great to give him the traction he needs indoors. Was hoping not to need to velcro straps (which can be snapped off), but while the cuff of the sock has good elasticity, our old guy's legs are too skinny, and as he drags his legs a bit they slip down. The velcro straps keep them up just fine. A little bothersome to remove and put back on when he has to go out, but hey, he's worth it for everything he has given us throughout his 16 years. When I do remove the socks, after unstrapping the velcro I find that tacking the end of the strap back onto the base of the Bought these socks for our aging dog who has lost weakness in back legs, and slips/slides on tile or wood floors. These socks work great to give him the traction he needs indoors. Was hoping not to need to velcro straps (which can be snapped off), but while the cuff of the sock has good elasticity, our old guy's legs are too skinny, and as he drags his legs a bit they slip down. The velcro straps keep them up just fine. A little bothersome to remove and put back on when he has to go out, but hey, he's worth it for everything he has given us throughout his 16 years. When I do remove the socks, after unstrapping the velcro I find that tacking the end of the strap back onto the base of the strap near the snap (looks a bit like a teardrop) helps keep the velcro from catching on the knit and (fraying) it. … more

I have a 14 yo Beagle who has recently started slipping a lot on the hardwood. I added runners between rugs but it still wasn't enough. These socks have been great! He can wear the same pair for a few days and while they do shrink after being dried they stretch back out wonderfully. I used the size chart and ordered size 3 and they are the perfect size. Highly recommend!

These socks in size Small fit our 15-lb dog very well. I was concerned after reading other reviews on how tiny they are, but I’ve actually had a hard time finding socks that stay on my dog’s feet / ankles. They’re definitely big enough for a Bichon, Shih-tzu, miniature poodle, or similar.

I accidentally ordered the wrong size in these socks. When I let the Chewy customer service folks know, my money was immediately refunded, and the new socks in the correct size were sent right away. The socks themselves have non-stick pads on both sides so can go on either way, and have a velcro strap to keep them in place, which is great as my dog tends to find a way to remove socks herself.

Too short for what I needed them for; to protect front legs from his licking. Not returning for the price I paid its not worth the hassle. My shih tzu's front paws/legs are large for his size.

These are absolutely adorable! I bought several colors. My 13-year-old teacup Yorkie is having trouble walking due to arthritis. his front paws bend easily while walking and he often face-plants himself: poor little guy! When this happens his knuckles get scraped and eventually bleed. Unfortunately, he won’t walk when I put these on him. Additionally, the Velcro that wraps around the ankle is too long for skinny legs. The extra Velcro sticks out on his ankles. I do think these are really cute, and I probably could cut the Velcro off, but ultimately, he’s not too pleased with them! And that’s who has to be happy! We started calling him the Warden! Lol PS: He absolutely loves this little bed from These are absolutely adorable! I bought several colors. My 13-year-old teacup Yorkie is having trouble walking due to arthritis. his front paws bend easily while walking and he often face-plants himself: poor little guy! When this happens his knuckles get scraped and eventually bleed. Unfortunately, he won’t walk when I put these on him. Additionally, the Velcro that wraps around the ankle is too long for skinny legs. The extra Velcro sticks out on his ankles. I do think these are really cute, and I probably could cut the Velcro off, but ultimately, he’s not too pleased with them! And that’s who has to be happy! We started calling him the Warden! Lol PS: He absolutely loves this little bed from Chewy! … more

My cat got one on and was able to , with the Velcro, take it off immediately. She was determined not to wear this sock. I bought the because I live in a first floor apartment and the basement is unfinished and it make my floors cold. So I thought why not try them and see if she likes it? It’s a no go. Lol

These do a great job and are breathable so I can leave them on for a few hours at a time. He is able to get around our hard wood floors so much better. They definitely work, however, since Max is 153 lbs he wears the traction surface off. I only use them on his hind feet and all 4 have lost their traction after about 2 weeks. Also for a dog his size the velcro strap really is not necessary. I have removed them and he leaves the socks on.

Despite measuring, the largest size did not accurately reflect the sizing chart. This greyhound took a chance even though others had said the same thing. Believe it, folks! Unfortunately, as the sock spin on the back feet, where I have the most trouble with slipping, the no-skid dots are only on one side, not on the top and bottom. My mom says she'll put some hot glue dots on the other side before giving the socks to my cousin who is a little dog who also has trouble on wood floors.