Ultra Paws Durable Dog Boots, 4 count

Boomer is a 15 year old miniature poodle. He dislocated a hip slipping on our hardwood floor. The vet was able to put the joint back together and he is walking again but we simply had to prevent him from slipping on the floor again. He is now wearing these boots, only on the back feet, and he is doing great. They are easy to put on and take off so we remove them at night and he sleeps in his crate. They go back on in the morning. He doesn't fuss with them and has no trouble walking in them. He also wears them to go into the yard to potty. I have washed them and they come out great. I put them in a nylon mesh laundry bag and wash them in a cold water load of dark clothes then air dry them. I would Boomer is a 15 year old miniature poodle. He dislocated a hip slipping on our hardwood floor. The vet was able to put the joint back together and he is walking again but we simply had to prevent him from slipping on the floor again. He is now wearing these boots, only on the back feet, and he is doing great. They are easy to put on and take off so we remove them at night and he sleeps in his crate. They go back on in the morning. He doesn't fuss with them and has no trouble walking in them. He also wears them to go into the yard to potty. I have washed them and they come out great. I put them in a nylon mesh laundry bag and wash them in a cold water load of dark clothes then air dry them. I would recommend them for anyone with a senior dog having trouble navigating on slippery wood or tile floors. … more

I measured my dog's paws while standing and got the size suggested in the description for his measurement of 2 1/2" (size M says 2 3/4"); however, the opening measures 2" so was unable to squeeze the paw in. Then I noticed on the item box it came in, under "how to size", it says to add 1/4" to your measurement. Even though adding 1/4" to these should have worked, but not with a 2" opening at the top....FYI. The boot seems high quality, but we will have to wait until the L is available to know for sure since the opening at the top will be wider I assume. (I have a 85 lb. lab-pit mix with paws 2 1/2" across at widest part)

After researching for a shoe that would work and stay on I decided to buy these, I had bought another style which was terrible (like colored balloons) I put these on my dog immediately and they seemed better & more secure Unfortunately due to my pets illness she still has trouble walking so at this time she’s not wearing them.

These boots are PERFECT for dogs who live in hot weather and have to walk on hot pavement. The rubber is thick, but still thin enough to be flexible and walk in. They also stay on nicely and don’t slip off! I recommend getting your dog used to these one paw at a time indoors first

Our Dog Charlie is a fourteen year old Lhasa Apso. He injured the discs in his back a year ago . He was tearing through the house and lost his footing on our hardwood floors. We took him to a specialist who said he was too old for surgery. At the onset of his injury we blanketed our hardwood floors with non skid runners and rugs. It helped a bit, but over time Charlie’s back legs would slide out to the side and he could not stand on his own. We made a sling out of a cloth bag by cutting off the sides and tapering the cloth to his body. We were able to help him stand holding on to the handles and supporting his body weight. I went online to see if there was any orthopedic aid to address Our Dog Charlie is a fourteen year old Lhasa Apso. He injured the discs in his back a year ago . He was tearing through the house and lost his footing on our hardwood floors. We took him to a specialist who said he was too old for surgery. At the onset of his injury we blanketed our hardwood floors with non skid runners and rugs. It helped a bit, but over time Charlie’s back legs would slide out to the side and he could not stand on his own. We made a sling out of a cloth bag by cutting off the sides and tapering the cloth to his body. We were able to help him stand holding on to the handles and supporting his body weight. I went online to see if there was any orthopedic aid to address his issues. This is where I discovered these boots. We ordered them through Chewy and they arrived immediately. We put all four of them on Charlie, and to our amazement he could walk and kept his footing with no sideways slippage. We removed the ones on his front paws and still no slipping out sideways. Charlie can now eat and drink on his own and stand normally wearing only the two boots on his back feet. He wears them while he is up and about the house. I take them off when he is resting or sleeping. He does not wear them outdoors because he has better traction on concrete and grass and can maintain an upright posture. I recommend these to anyone who has a fur baby that has trouble walking. They are amazing. Charlie does not mind wearing them. He has never tried to chew them or to get them off of his feet. The interior of the boot it cushioned and soft around the ankle. … more

I bought two large sets for my dogs. It was the recommended size for my dogs per measurement. I measured while standing and they are so big, I didn’t even take them out of the packaging. My standard poodles measures 3-1/4 inches and I bought the large. Way too big. I will re-order a medium size for both.

I bought the petite for my super mutt doggie (15 lbs dew claws only in front; long narrow foot; width 1.25). The back ones stay on really well and have never come off even while running through the woods. The front booties sometimes come off after 15-20 minutes of fetch in the snow, which involves my dog digging in the snow for the frisbee/ball. My dog has really long front toenails though that I’m working up the courage to trim more frequently. I strongly believe the long front toenails are to blame more than the ultra paw booties. I thought my dog would hate these, but the minute it goes below 20F he is more than willing/eager to wear these. He seems comfortable in them and I haven’t found I bought the petite for my super mutt doggie (15 lbs dew claws only in front; long narrow foot; width 1.25). The back ones stay on really well and have never come off even while running through the woods. The front booties sometimes come off after 15-20 minutes of fetch in the snow, which involves my dog digging in the snow for the frisbee/ball. My dog has really long front toenails though that I’m working up the courage to trim more frequently. I strongly believe the long front toenails are to blame more than the ultra paw booties. I thought my dog would hate these, but the minute it goes below 20F he is more than willing/eager to wear these. He seems comfortable in them and I haven’t found any sores or rubbing issues. I definitely put them on tight! I only took off one star because I don’t like how snow collects in the top part of the booties. On a normal winter day it’s not a big deal/just waking on slated sidewalks, but I’m from MN and sometimes it’s so cold that the snow that collects there freezes right away and body heat cannot melt it away. I can tell that starts to bother my dog pretty quickly on polar vortex days with deep snow. If you don’t live in a polar vortex climate- these are absolutely perfect. Since I don’t mind living like a polar bear, I’m going to invest in some Canadian Pooch booties that go up higher and hopefully will avoid the frozen snow accumulating around the top of the bootie. But I’m really glad I bought these and I will definitely keep using them all the time to protect my dog’s feet from ice build up in his little wee paws and salted pavement. … more

Our Bernedoodle is 87lbs- I recommend these shoes as the fabric design gives him flexibility and comfort, but they also slide right on and the adjustable double straps is a huge bonus! We've tried them out on the winter sidewalks of Brooklyn in snow and rain. Still haven't found the perfect dog shoe but these are close. They are not crafted for forever so we expect to cycle through them at least once a year.

We blindly bought these for our indoor Rhodesian Ridgeback to keep from wiping his feet when coming in from the rain. We’ve been using them for over two years and they have held up nicely. I highly recommend these and will definitely buy again. Hopefully they are still made In the same location as ours were.

I got these for my 14 year old lab mix who was having trouble staying on his feet on slick floors. They allowed him to more easily stay up, but it was still difficult to get up. I purchased the XL - and he was about 80 lbs. They did tend to slip around on his feet when he wasn't standing though. Overall - not a bad purchase and a good price.