PawSafe Domestic Range

Safe flooring for dogs

Canine Arthritis management (CAM) endorsed

The ONLY pet friendly LVP in the UK

The lifetime cost of treating canine arthritis typically ranges from a few thousand to over £20,000, driven by ongoing medication, specialised diets, and potential surgeries. Annual management can cost £500–£1000, while advanced care or large breed management may exceed £3,000 annually. Surgical options like total hip replacement can cost over £12,000.

Floors for paws Vet endorsed PawSafe flooring for dogs is the ONLY truly pet friendly LVP for dogs. It isn’t just for those with joint issues. It’s for every dog. Smooth, slippery floors are one of the main causes of injury and Canine arthritis. From playful pups to senior companions, the best flooring for dogs is designed to support healthy joints, prevent future problems, and improve mobility. Plus, it benefits you by reducing the risk of costly vet bills. Canine Arthritis management (CAM) endorsed.

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Non-slip flooring for dogs What is +36 PTV?

Other floors may be pet owner friendly but PawSafe is that and more; The pendulum test value (PTV) also calculates slip-resistance. PTV is measured with a piece of equipment called a pendulum, and this equipment is used to simulate either a shoe or a bare foot on a surface. PawSafe domestic has a PTV TRL slip rating of 102 in dry areas and 48 in wet areas under the British Standard BS 7976 Pendulum Test, giving it the highest slip rating of any luxury vinyl plank on the market. 36+ = excellent slip-resistance. Although the two tests cannot be directly correlated, The PawSafe domestic range would be around the R11 rating. The 0.6mm wear layer made up of 5 separate layers for maximum durability allows us to offer a 30 year domestic product guarantee. The comfort backing provides better cushioning for your dog’s joints and has the added benefit of high sound absorption. (So no more noisy tapping from your dog’s paws and claws.