Pawz Waterproof Dog Boots, 12 count

I have a yorkie so I got the yellow. Let me tell you, these are the hardest things I’ve ever tried to get on my dog. And she wears a diapers, shirts, you name it with no problem. These are basically balloons for their feet. The opening only opens up to so far and it was hurting my hand to try to stretch them out. I tried for over 15 minutes with no luck. She sat there so patiently but they weren’t happening. Maybe she needs a bigger size but her paw is tiny. The problem is getting them open to go onto her paw. Gonna spend the few extra dollars on shoes with straps. These are very difficult.

reviews are correct, they're like balloons, and take more than one person to put them on due to tightness dogs My daughter came home from college so we put them on a videoed, was very entertaining, at the dogs expense- looked like they were slow dancing.....:))))

My puppy is fine getting his feet touched and fine with wearing socks. These are so tight at the opening that it's almost impossible to get them on. Once they are on they are so oddly shaped that he's uncomfortable to walk in them. Sad because he's my service dog in training and these would be great in the winter to protect his piggies from salt and snow on our adventures. Sadly I bought them too big so he'd have room grow as he was only a couple months old at the time and now it is to late to return them.

I bought these because my dog is healing a chronic wound on his paw. I had it bandaged for a while, so I didn’t need these at that time, but then it came to the point where it was better to leave it unbandaged but still keep it clean. I put one of these on his paw when I take him out to go potty to keep dirt and debris out of the wound. They stay on long enough to do the job and are waterproof so they work great for wet grass, mud, and shallow puddles. I would not recommend leaving them on for more than a few minutes at a time because they are a little tight (which is necessary for them to stay on), so they may restrict blood flow. Also, obviously you will need to keep your dog’s nails trimmed I bought these because my dog is healing a chronic wound on his paw. I had it bandaged for a while, so I didn’t need these at that time, but then it came to the point where it was better to leave it unbandaged but still keep it clean. I put one of these on his paw when I take him out to go potty to keep dirt and debris out of the wound. They stay on long enough to do the job and are waterproof so they work great for wet grass, mud, and shallow puddles. I would not recommend leaving them on for more than a few minutes at a time because they are a little tight (which is necessary for them to stay on), so they may restrict blood flow. Also, obviously you will need to keep your dog’s nails trimmed because they are made of rubber so sharp nails will puncture them (I have always kept my dog’s nails short so this hasn’t been an issue for me). I don’t think these would work for long walks because they do start to slip down after a while. … more

My Ridgeback has chronic cysts between his front toes. I measured his feet, but the boots are too tight and when I try to pull them over his foot, he yipes.

These are just balloons that someone is marketing as "waterproof dog boots". The opening is too tight to go around my tiny dog's paws (I purchased two sizes and neither work). Not realistic or functional. I am returning ASAP.

The first floor of our house is entirely hardwood & tile. These booties allow our dog to stand up and walk around so much better! They have been a life-saver and have greatly improved our dog's mobility. But on the downside, if you use them for long periods of time, they rub the fur off the dog's legs and create open wounds. I am looking for another bootie that my dog and wear on alternate days to prevent this from occurring. Great solution at a great price, otherwise!

My Chihuahua was having more and more trouble as her leg muscles became less and less reliable on our wooden and tile floors. These did the trick. These boots are almost like tiny un-inflated balloons and easy to get on. Booties helped her get her footing from bedding onto slick floor. You measure their paws to see which of the many sizes your dog needs. Praline, at 5lbs, was an extra small - and there is even a tinier size available...and bigger sizes too. Somehow liquid DID get inside one her boots after 4-5 days of continued wear, so I do suggest taking them off every day or so to breathe and make sure feet are dry - hers smelled like a boys locker room but dried out quickly!

My Golden Retriever has hip dysplasia and drags her hind legs when she walks. She has bigger paws and most canine boots sold as a set do not fit well since her front paws are bigger than the hind. Additionally, many boots have durable soles that create a trip hazard. Pawz are simple and water-proof. Also reusable.

These are a god-send as far as I am concerned. I have 2 Shih Tzus and prior to getting these, it's a struggle to get them to go outside when it's bitter cold. It was a struggle to get them used to getting them on, but once we got in the habit, they don't have an issue with hurting paws to take care of business.