Would these booties be useful in preventing scratches to wood floors from dog claws?
597868
Probably. Except my dog walks funny in them on hard ground. He's fine in the snow, they are great for that. However, I think this would be really uncomfortable for your dog to just be walking around the house in. He would probably just try to pull them off constantly and would have very little balance. Funny to watch! I'm guessing not so fun for dog.
597869
I returned this set, as they seemed bulky on my lab mix dog's feet and not tall enough of a boot to really stay on the feet. They are more suited for outdoor weather, not an indoor type of product.
597870
I would put a rug down instead or have the dog's nails trimmed and buffed. My dog does not care to wear the boots. He only wears them in snowy, muddy weather. I think most dogs would not want to wear them daily.
597871
I think so. I have wood floors and my dig slips on them, but when he wears the boots it gives traction so he won't slip. They have padding inside so they don't hurt his paws.
380915
They hold up pretty well but I don't know about claws. I walked on them with high heals and they left a mark. Overall good quality though. I don't think you will find kids matts that hold up to dog claws? Not sure.
445519
This will not work for preserving your dog's footprints on the floor. A hardwood floor product like Varathane is going to be your best bet. http://www.rustoleum.com/en/product-catalog/consumer-brands/varathane/crystal-clear-floor-finish
1654594
I am afraid I wouldn't use them for any purpose. The top band of the boot is so tight that it constricts blood flow to the paw that could cause irreparable harm.
100108
I would think it would work great. I have used it on suede and smooth leather shoes and boots with no issues. It does not leave any indication they have been treated.
229091
i think so, just make sure you measure their paw size...the boot doesn't go that high up the leg....
669592
We have cats and their claws will scratch the leather I know. We cover them with blankets when not using them.
332614
It will reduce the ability for any animal to cause injury. Because it is a thick fabric material a dogs claw may be able to "Rub" through the fabric is scratching hard enough, where as plastic collars will be more resistant to that. for Hind leg scratching to the face I would not recommended for front paws Yes I would...Good luck
716436
Lol. No but they work great for covering shoes or boots. It's a great investment if you want to keep your carpet looking new or hard wood floors. I hope this helps make your buying decision easy...
353514
I think so, they certainly will stop the black scruff marks. I use them to keep the stool or chair I'm sitting in from moving when I get up and down.
628747
They roll very nice on hard wood floors. If your floors are very nice I would not use it on a hard wood floor without some kind of protection. Over time I think they would scratch.
2271731
I have only used them for preventing scratches on my hardwood floors, but you could cut them and use them for that purpose as well.
488633
I have put them on painted wood without any problems. However, I would not put them on furniture though since it is too risky but then again, cat scratches on furniture look awful! I also put them on our leather couches and my kitties no longer claw the couches. I only wish I had discovered sticky paws BEFORE the cats pretty much ruined them!
263456
Without the "booties" the current can hurt. So be sure to use them. Smiles, Aubie
424786
I do not know as we don't have leather. I would be worried about leaving a residue behind after removal. I hope someone else can give an experienced answer. Works to keep cats from scratching though!
1053912
I used them on laminate floors which are very slick. These are very good for preventing movement on any surface. Therefore unlikely to cause any scratches on any floor. They are nearly one half inch in thickness and very robust. A very heavy weight will compress them some what, but I believe it would be impossible to compress them so much as to ding any floor. Certainly they would be much better than the bed alone. I cut one of them hem in quarters to put under the legs of an easy chair.
2007843
I would highly suggest the dog shoes you mention. It's pretty durable for people & toddler wear and tear, but a dogs nails might be too much.