Hello Mary, Thank you for your inquiry. I would not recommend the wax for indoor use. It is human grade paw wax (lanolin, vitamin E and beeswax) that is quickly absorbed for protection, and moisturizing but will not offer traction control. I would recommend our Pawz Dog Boots. I did want to pass along a couple of tips regarding the best way to use the product for indoor use. Because our boots are waterproof (great for keeping the elements out, the boots do not breathe). The boots in human terms has the same properties that a swim cap would have. To help make the boot less constricting for indoor use, I would recommend that you carefully cut the roll off the top of the boot. The boot will stay on. I would recommend using a hole punch to actually punch holes in the boots so any moisture that should build up will evaporate. Please make sure to monitor your pet and to remove the boots frequently to make sure your pooch is comfortable. Each dog has their own tolerance level so it will be important to find your dog's threshold.

Thank you for your question. The Protex Pawz® Max Wax™ for Paws is waterproof.