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PawFriction - Paw Pad Traction - Increase Your Dog's Quality Of Life (Packaging may vary)
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About PawFriction - Paw Pad Traction - Increase Your
PawFriction is a revolutionary paw pad coating system that increases traction and improves stability. It is designed to improve quality of life for senior dogs and dogs with orthopedic or neurological conditions. It is a veterinarian-recommended paw pad coating for senior or special needs dogs that have difficulty standing and walking on smooth floors. The PawFriction coating enhances your dog’s downward leg force by preventing lateral slipping and splay legging. This coating improves your dog’s paw grip, traction, reduces their risk of injury, builds muscle tone, and adds confidence. PawFriction was developed by a veterinarian and is non-toxic. The PawFriction coating will not damage floors. Each PawFriction kit comes with: 2 oz. Friction granules 1 PawFriction application tray 4 Medical-grade adhesive applicators. Preparation is vital to achieving great results and a long-lasting application. The hair and nails on your dog's paws must be trimmed properly and their pads must be clean and dry. Rubbing alcohol or water is recommended for cleaning the paw pads prior to application. To apply PawFriction, you must be comfortable handling your dog. We have a veterinarian on staff to answer your questions. Please do not hesitate to contact us with your questions about the application process and whether PawFriction is right for your dog. PawFriction is most effective for dogs with: Arthritis and old age Neurologic conditions: degenerative myelopathy, disc disease, lumbosacral instability, brain tumors, Wobbler's Orthopedic issues: fractures, ACL injuries, patella luxation Postoperative recovery: back surgery, knee surgery (TPLO, TTA, lateral suture), amputations Confidence issues: reluctant to walk on smooth floors Increasing the success of rehabilitation or physical therapy Other conditions that can make walking on smooth floors difficult
