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Give Your Senior or Special Needs Dog the Confidence and Support They Deserve with PawFriction! Does your beloved furry friend struggle with weak legs, arthritis, neurological conditions, or simply getting around on slippery floors? PawFriction is a revolutionary, veterinarian-developed paw pad coating system designed to provide superior traction and safety for senior pets and dogs with mobility limitations. Our completely non-toxic formula gently creates a safe and effective non-slip surface, restoring confidence and promoting a happy, active life for your cherished companion. Originally developed by a veterinarian for dogs with difficulty walking on smooth floors, PawFriction's unique coating enhances your dog's downward leg force by preventing slipping and splay legging. This innovative solution improves paw grip, traction, reduces the risk of injury, and builds muscle tone, ultimately leading to increased confidence for your dog. Here's how PawFriction can help your dog: Improved Stability & Confidence: Prevents slipping and sliding on hardwood floors, tile, and other indoor surfaces, allowing your dog to walk and navigate their environment with more confidence and security. Reduced Stress & Anxiety: With better traction, your dog can move around without fear of falling, leading to a calmer and happier disposition. Year-Round Comfort & Protection: PawFriction's non-slip formula is gentle on sensitive paws and offers extra year-round traction, even on hot summer pavement (when used outdoors). Safe for Your Home: The non-toxic formula is completely safe for carpets, rugs, and furniture. Easy to Use & Apply: Simply apply a thin layer of PawFriction to your dog's paw pads and let the coating dry completely. Here are a few of the conditions that PawFriction can help 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 PawFriction - Because every dog deserves to live life to the fullest!