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Your cart is empty.How to measure: 1. Have your dog stand on paper. 2. Trace the left and right side of paw. Mark and Measure the widest point by ruler. 3. Choose the size in the size chart!
Mum
Reviewed in Australia on January 19, 2024
My dog wore the boots so much, he wore them out..... very happy.
Alberto
Reviewed in Mexico on February 24, 2023
Los guantes en las patas delanteras quedan bien, pero en las traseras es imposible. Sobretodo siendo tipo guante. Sin embargo me reembolsaron sin ningún problema y estoy agradecido.
B Albert
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on July 17, 2022
I invested in a set of these boots to try and stop my 10 year old cocker spaniel slipping on the tiled floors in our house. Sadly, they were no use whatsoever, he is still slipping on every surface in the house and maybe a bit worse if I’m honest on the stairs. Very disappointing, I can’t seem to find any brand of boot that actually does what it promises!
Laura
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2022
If I could give negative stars for "comfort", I would.We used these to help stop my dog from scratching himself to the point of bleeding on his neck (he has bad allergies and dry skin in the winter). We would put them on during the day when we were at work, and remove them when we were home and able to watch him. They were constantly getting turned around so the rubber would be on top, but it was still preventing him being able to scratch his neck with his nails, so it was ok. The front ones would always be off within minutes of putting them on, but since his back legs were the main scratching ones, we didn't worry.After a day or so, he started limping and not putting weight on his back legs. When I checked his back legs, it appears that when the booties were getting turned around on his leg, the inside seam was rubbing his leg completely raw - to the point of bleeding! I immediately stopped using the booties, and had to bandage his back ankles for over 2 weeks while it healed. He'll have scars, but at least I caught it in time to prevent infection.These are not durable or comfortable at all.AVOID PURCHASING!Also, I returned them, but they claim to have never received the returned items, so still no refund. Awesome.
Dee
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2022
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Unknown
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2022
I have a large dog and I ordered a size large. While the paw section fits perfectly, the cotton top sock section is too tight and I have to cut it in order to put the sock on my dog. I used duct tape to hold it together (with bandage underneath, not touching the hair). The sock is too short and if the dog walks around often, it will eventually slip off by itself. I wish it'll be much longer so it won't slip off so easily. I have looked around and so far all the socks I found are short ones. If anyone has found a longer one, please let me know.All in all, it was a good product as long as it stays on my dog.
TW
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2020
Mainly we got these to help our dog leave his paw aloneHe had a minor cut on his paw but made it worse day by day bc dogs never leave their wounds aloneSo we looked into finding a good shoe that was still very flexible but definitely had good Velcro straps to keep the shoe on. I think keeping the shoe on is the most tricky part about finding good dog shoesHe wore these when he was left alone unsupervised while we worked. We always came home to a dog with his shoe still on which was amazing!I wouldn’t say these would be good outdoors bc the bottoms are now high quality and don’t have any rubber soles so they would tear up easily on cement, gravel and or hiking.But if you need something for injury purposes this is great.They have 2 Velcro straps to really secure the shoe onto their anklesBreathable and light weightThick enough to keep their paws safe
Applewhite Minyard
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2017
This is the third version of doggie shoes or doggie socks I've tried with my 15 pound King Charles Spaniel. We live in the California desert where summers get to 115 F or more and I was concerned about her paws getting hot on the pavement where we go for walks. These fit okay and the Velcro closures are easy to fasten. My dog didn't object to them being on, but she walked awkwardly and after a block or so, one or more slipped off. She walked much more slowly and had some trouble lifting a leg to pee (don't know why but it's her habit to do this). Eventually, I gave up and decided that she was happier without them, despite the hot sidewalk. If I take her early enough in the morning, it's not quite so hot and we do encounter a fair amount of grass and shade, so this is actually unnecessary and uncomfortable for her. When she rolled on her back (another of her habits) she would then try to pull them off. I didn't want to subject her to more of this. In my effort to make her more comfortable, I was actually making her more uncomfortable. She did look cute with them on, though.
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