Ethical Pet Fashion Lookin' Good Fleece Boots, Black Arctic, 4 count

I had tried so many kinds of boots to be able to take the pup (60lb pitbull) for winter walkies without worrying about ice melt, or cold feet. All of them he would flop right off. These however, STAY ON! I just purchased a second pair. The elastic strips do wear out and the stitching pulls away from the boot after about 3-4 months, I would repair with a needle and thread. Definitely recommend for light winter walkies!

Advice: Go to a craft store; buy a small length of black fleece; let your four-year old go nuts with scissors and a needle and thread. Result: Something better looking and of better quality than what I received. Shame on you, Chewy, for even offering these for sale.

Wouldn’t waist my money on these. Sounded great in theory, but didn’t stay on my dogs feet at all. Kept moving and falling off with every step! Also they don’t have much tract to them, my dog still slipped around.

Sophie recently developed a hot spot on face. It would not heal because she kept scratching it , and it was very close to her eye. Her Vet provided medication in the form of pills and cream. Each time she seemed to start to heal she would scratch her face and basically we would start the healing process all over. THEN I bought the boots Now, a couple of weeks later she is almost totally healed. Sure she got the boot off a few times but it only took minutes to put it back on. Her hair is almost totally grown back. Thank you

These are extremely thin and so cheaply made I should have listened to the reviews. This fleece is so thin and the pad thing on the bottom is so slick and useless I can't believe they even sell these. This is something you'd get from China for 50 cents quality. I just needed something temporary for a trip but I highly highly doubt these are going to last more than half an hour of walking.

My dogs paws flare up from her allergies, so I use these boots at night time to prevent her from licking them. They stay on and they’re very soft she doesn’t even notice that I put them on her paws because I wait until she’s asleep. I use them as an alternative to a cone and it works.

I think these are well made and like the elastic with the velcro closure. That being said, the ordering instructions for size are confusing. They go by width on the click box and that isn't quite right. While these fit for width, they were too short in length for my dog. The fabric is soft but very thin. I would leave these to dogs 20 pounds or less. They do run wide, might want to call this an indoor bootie. Chewy made good on this, which they always have. If you have a large dog, I wouldn't order these. My 80# mix breed put his feet through the fabric in 2 blocks.

I have a 60 pound coonhound who absolutely hated these things. She walked funny in them and would not stop chewing on them until she got them off. Understandable considering she was walking like she had no back legs. Might be good for small dogs? Not good for big dogs.

I purchased these for my bloodhound as he has a scrape on his front left pad. They are made of felt so one of his nails came through and made a hole while he was walking. The velcro also failed and it came off. The second one I used was also compromised as the plastic pad is coming unstitched. They weren't expensive but still not worth the $10..and frustration...

Although it didn’t fit my dog, I had to purchase a smaller size but they look comfortable and soft on the pets paws On just has to make sure of the size