Carpet tiles for the paths your dog takes every day

Help your older dog find their footing at home.

Lay a grippy route from their bed to their bowl. No glue, cut to fit, wash one square.

Build their path See how it works
Senior golden retriever walking along a light grey and off-white tile path down a bright cream hallway

The problem, in their words

Verbatim from dog owners on Reddit, captured September 2026.

“He’d walk up to the hallway, look at the bare wood, and just... turn around.”

Dog owner on Reddit

“She refuses to let her feet touch the hardwood at all and really struggles to stand on it.”

Dog owner on Reddit

“She manages to find all the bare hardwood in our house.”

Dog owner on Reddit

The backing

How it works

No adhesive and no tape. The back of every tile is a soft micro-grip layer that holds on smooth floors, then peels up clean when you want to wash a square or move the path.

  1. 1Peel the filmEach tile arrives with a clear protective film over the backing.
  2. 2Press it downOnto a clean, dry, smooth floor. It grips on contact.
  3. 3Lift whenever you likeWash one square or re-lay the path. No residue, no marks.
A hand peeling the clear protective film off the no-glue backing of a light grey tile
Peel the film
Fingers lifting one corner of a laid tile off sealed hardwood, with a clean floor underneath
Lifts clean

Build your route

Start from where they slip, not from the size of the room.

Beside the bed

Where most slips happen, getting up from lying down.

6 large tiles or 10 small

 Build this path

Bed to bowl

A 60 cm wide path about 6 m long, laid where they actually walk.

10 large tiles or 20 small

 Build this path

Hallway and kitchen

The two floors they cross most, joined into one route.

20 large tiles or 40 small

 Build this path

Will they suit my floors?

They grip smooth sealed floors. The backing uses no glue, so it lifts clean with nothing left behind.

Works on

  • Sealed hardwood
  • Laminate
  • Vinyl plank and LVP
  • Tile and polished stone

Not for

  • Carpet and rugs
  • Raw or painted concrete
  • Unsealed, oiled or waxed wood
  • Textured or non-slip tile

Common questions

How many tiles do I need?

Think about where they actually slip. Beside the bed is the most common spot (getting up from lying down), then the route to the water bowl. A 20-tile pack of 30 cm tiles or a 10-tile pack of 60 cm tiles makes a 60 cm wide path about 6 m long. See the size guide.
Do they stay put?

Yes. The backing holds to smooth floors under paws, vacuuming and robot vacuums, and lifts when you pull a corner. If a tile ever shifts, wipe the floor underneath and press it back down.
How do I clean them?

Vacuum as normal. For an accident, lift that one square, rinse or hand-wash it, let it dry flat and press it back. Tiles are built for a handful of washes, so keep a few spares for the squares that see the most use.
What if they do not work for my dog?

30-day returns. See our returns policy.

Read every question on the FAQ page.