Dog Non-Slip Treads Mat, Self-Adhering Removable Washable Step Rugs Floor Protector for Skid Indoor Surfaces- Set of 30

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Considering new DIY flooring to better suit your household needs? Here are some of the best top-rated and expert-approved dog-friendly flooring options on the market right now—from laminate and vinyl to hardwood and eco-friendly offerings. We have a wide range of luxury vinyl tiles online and are perfect for rooms such as kitchens and bathrooms. As it says in the title, these are luxury and designed to look like tiles however do not be put off by the phrase ‘luxury,’ if you think we mean expensive, think again! We offer some of the most competitive prices on the high street to ensure that our customers get the highest quality products are the lowest prices! Engineered wood flooringis a cheaper alternative to solid wood and is again extremely versatile and easy to fit into any room in the house. All of our engineered wood flooring is designed to look like hardwood flooring – but with a cheaper price, it’s a perfect choice for refitting your floors on a budget. These mats have a non-slip, easy-to-sweep, low profile amoebic finish with channels underneath. They can safely be laid on most types of floors including concrete and crushed stone. We can also supply custom-cut mats for awkward shaped areas such as horse walkers. Please ring us and ask for a quote. Helping the Environment

Each paw grip features a non-slip pattern that holds strong when pressed against hardwood or vinyl flooring. Once some dogs lay down on a slippery floor, they can’t get up again. If your dog lays belly-down on the floor and looks like a starfish with his legs extended, he may be having difficulty getting a grip. An ideal floor will have good grip. If we lose our balance we need to be able to rely on our feet and not slip more. Rather like tyres on the road. A little forgiving slide is OK as it allows you to slow to a stop without damage, but skidding is a real worry, especially for the older pet or human. Laminate and high gloss floor tiles don’t allow enough grip and so can make our pets feel unsafe. Some dogs even get to the point where they refuse to walk on these types of floor, and I have seen this countless times. In many cases the dog may alter their gait and walk looking very strange as they over use too many muscles to try to be extra careful on the floor High gloss and laminate also make it virtually impossible for some animals to get up from laying on as they can’t get the traction needed. Engineered hardwood flooring is a fantastic and hardwearing option for those living with dogs. Ted Todd's Darwin flooring is made from Morado and features a durable satin lacquer finish that creates a subtle gloss effect without a reflective sheen. (Image credit: Ted Todd) 2. Laminate flooringAs a busy Veterinary Clinic, when it came time to replace our flooring, we had a few criteria that had to be met. We needed to make sure our four legged visitors would be safe on a non slip floor, but we also wanted the floor to look amazing and less clinical that standard Veterinary flooring. It also needed to be durable! Dogs do have accidents! Fortunately, there are a few solutions to stopping your pup and beloved pet from slipping on the tiled, synthetic, or wooden floor. Below are just some ideas to help your dog from slipping on the floor:

Properties: Waterproof, hardwearing, scratch resistant to claws, enhanced anti-slip properties in wet and dry, kinder to joints Floors For Paws: The best flooring for dogs. Tested by dogs for dogs. Run by Dog lovers for Dog lovers. Or your dog might be so terrified of your tiles that he will avoid walking on them altogether. Waiting at the doorway, anxiously looking at you – he wants to come in, but can’t overcome his fear.Lastly, and naturally the solution we suggest is to coat or treat your floor with an anti-slip product. This solution is long-lasting and not only protects your beloved dog but also you and your family from slip and falls. Not just for bathroom flooring, tiled floors are a fantastic choice for those sharing their home with a dog —cost-effective, waterproof and highly resistant to damage. They also pair well with underfloor heating.