Pawz Waterproof Dog Boots, 12 count

I read the reviews of these booties prior to purchasing them and want to clear a few of the negative reviews up. Yes, they are difficult to put on the dog, but they won't fall off. My pup is VERY patient and does not mind me messing with her feet, I cannot imagine putting these on a foot-shy dog. I get them on by stretching the opening with both hands and then slipping her paw in, as I said before she is used to me messing with her feet. I had holes appear after about 10 miles, but they were very small holes and the booties are still protecting her feet from the ice melt on our walks, so the holes don't interfere with the intended use (the only way I could tell there were holes is water was I read the reviews of these booties prior to purchasing them and want to clear a few of the negative reviews up. Yes, they are difficult to put on the dog, but they won't fall off. My pup is VERY patient and does not mind me messing with her feet, I cannot imagine putting these on a foot-shy dog. I get them on by stretching the opening with both hands and then slipping her paw in, as I said before she is used to me messing with her feet. I had holes appear after about 10 miles, but they were very small holes and the booties are still protecting her feet from the ice melt on our walks, so the holes don't interfere with the intended use (the only way I could tell there were holes is water was getting in the booties). I find that if you wash the booties or they get wet they will stick together. A little bit of talcum/baby powder on the booties fixes this problem and makes the service life of the booties longer. Once on, my pup doesn't mind the booties one bit. All-in-all I give these five stars because they exceed my expectations. For a balloon material meant to be disposable they are durable, stay on the paws well (a HUGE plus so many booties fall off), and don't annoy my dog at all. … more

These are exactly what I needed for my Sadie who walks with a cart. She has trouble lifting her back feet and they were getting scraped up on walks. These booties offer the protection she needs and stay in place on her feet. One pair usually lasts for several days/ multiple outings. I had a set of black ones from another vendor that was a bit more durable (I presume black ones are “heavy duty”). If the black ones are indeed a heavy duty version, I’d love to see Chewy add them to their inventory.

These are a pain to put on one of my dogs but the other dog gives his paw willingly :-) I have a backyard FULL of mud and cannot re-sod and regrade until springtime. So as I count the days, I also pray for ZERO rain. These have so far (4 weeks) been very helpful. They are like rubber balloons, just a bit thicker, so when your pet is done outside, you just pull them off. My 60 pound Golden wears a size XL(green) and my 45 pound Cattle dog wears a LG. Their nails poke holes through the rubber depending on their activity level but there are, I believe, three sets per box. If your dog happens to have his nails filed down (w a Dremel ) to soften the edges, they'll last a little longer, but not These are a pain to put on one of my dogs but the other dog gives his paw willingly :-) I have a backyard FULL of mud and cannot re-sod and regrade until springtime. So as I count the days, I also pray for ZERO rain. These have so far (4 weeks) been very helpful. They are like rubber balloons, just a bit thicker, so when your pet is done outside, you just pull them off. My 60 pound Golden wears a size XL(green) and my 45 pound Cattle dog wears a LG. Their nails poke holes through the rubber depending on their activity level but there are, I believe, three sets per box. If your dog happens to have his nails filed down (w a Dremel ) to soften the edges, they'll last a little longer, but not a whole lot. I really do recommend these highly!!...though I can't wait for my new grassy yard. … more

I bought these for my 110 lb Rottweiler & German Shepherd mix who has massive Rottie paws. I originally got the XL but those were too big in the paw area (not the opening) so I went with the L. I got them on once after 30 minutes because I was very determined, and they were okay. He got used to them after a little bit of walking and 3 out of 4 of the booties were still on by the time we got inside. But his nails tore through obviously. But I tried to get them on again a few days ago and he was being super patient but I could not fit these over his paws because the opening is so small. I tried everything. And eventually gave up because it had been way too long and I needed to take him out. Not I bought these for my 110 lb Rottweiler & German Shepherd mix who has massive Rottie paws. I originally got the XL but those were too big in the paw area (not the opening) so I went with the L. I got them on once after 30 minutes because I was very determined, and they were okay. He got used to them after a little bit of walking and 3 out of 4 of the booties were still on by the time we got inside. But his nails tore through obviously. But I tried to get them on again a few days ago and he was being super patient but I could not fit these over his paws because the opening is so small. I tried everything. And eventually gave up because it had been way too long and I needed to take him out. Not worth the hassle at all. … more

And they work! My dog is so funny about his feet - I am not allowed to trim them at all - have to take him to the vet! Since he loves the snow but gets his paws frozen, It was so worth trying. He didn't mind having them put on, although it takes practice to do it efficiently, lol. He was a happy camper! Loved the little print out to measure his foot too.

We bought these because our Golden's feet got irritated. We are assuming it was the salt on the road during her walks. That's when it started. We put these on her. She acted like the normal dogs do the first time, they wear these. She walked out the door for her walk, & was completely fine with them. We take them off carefully. They are reusable. We have been using the same ones for a few weeks now. They do take 2 people to put them on. One to support the paw. One to put it one the paw. These are awesome. Best boots ever for your dog.

I have a 19# mini schnauzer who hates salt in his paws - who doesn't?! These work great for him and last quite a long time. This year he's been on about 8 walks with one set so far and no tears. His nails are kind of long too because he hates me trimming them, so note that. I bought a generous size, according to the sizing recommendations, and recommend going up instead of down in size if you are in doubt. The extra room really doesn't matter so much and it makes the boots last a bit longer if they aren't tight against any nails. They're easy to get on just by stretching them and slipping them over the paw. You get better at it the more you do it. They also come off easily with a pull off the I have a 19# mini schnauzer who hates salt in his paws - who doesn't?! These work great for him and last quite a long time. This year he's been on about 8 walks with one set so far and no tears. His nails are kind of long too because he hates me trimming them, so note that. I bought a generous size, according to the sizing recommendations, and recommend going up instead of down in size if you are in doubt. The extra room really doesn't matter so much and it makes the boots last a bit longer if they aren't tight against any nails. They're easy to get on just by stretching them and slipping them over the paw. You get better at it the more you do it. They also come off easily with a pull off the toes. Super easy to wash. If you have a bigger dog and do serious winter walks, you might want to find something less disposable, but for most purposes, these are just great. I've been using them for years. They have never fallen off. I bought the red ones, size small. … more

Let me start by saying they work and the pup easily adjusted to having them on. Unfortunately the thought of these were better than the implementation. They were difficult to get on and off. I used them for the first time after it rained and the ground was muddy. It took too long to get on and the pup started resisting putting them on. When they were finally on, she took a moment to get her legs under her then went outside and romped. When it was time to come in I wanted to take the booties off outside but they were almost as difficult to get off. Giving away the unused portion.

After reading numerous reviews, I chose PawZ boots, size medium, for my labradoodle to keep snowballs from forming between his pads. One review I read said that the Pawz boots made in the US were much more durable than those made in Thailand. For that reason, I ordered from Chewy, which states the country of origin as being USA. However, when I received them, I was disappointed to see on the package that they are actually made in Thailand. They do indeed stay on in deep snow, but within 15 minutes, there were tears in them from his claws. In the future, I will go my local pet store where I can read the country of origin on the package and hopefully get the sturdier USA model.

I’ve read MANY reviews on this product. I agree with most, they are difficult to get on (however, that’s why they stay on). I pull the top as far apart as absolutely possible, then try to get them down as if “gathering” like a sock. Then when the entire thing is stretched as far apart as possible, I put them over the foot. If my dogs get a bit “antsy”, I give them a portion of a treat, & finally the treat when done. NO problems walking with them on, they even run around with them on. Pawz keep their feet dry & protected from the cold, snow & ice, & even muddy lawn from rains. May be a challenge getting them on, however they stay on & do the job.