Lightweight Neoprene Paw Protector Dog Boots Designed for Comfort and Breathability in 5 Sizes (Blue Md)

Me gusta, es transpirable y mi mascota puede caminar mejor.

Just received these yesterday. I purchased 2 sets for my 75lb catahoula leopard girls in size medium.My dogs feet measure 2.75inches (definately less than 3 inches) when standing. I measured by tracing the largest feet on a sheet of paper. Im not exactly sure if this is the right size tho. They were a bit difficult to get on because my dogs are strong and active so I broke a sweat! Only kept them on for about 30 minutes to see if sizing & quality was good but I think these are very useful. The booties seem to fit just right without flopping. They fit like a very slightly loose thick new sock. The velcro like straps are sewn on well and hold strong. The rubber bottoms and fabric are like from a persons wet shoe but the top blue fabric has pin holes in it to allow the foot to breathe which is good. Bottom black rubber has treads. Will be good to protect from hot pavements or from sharp shells & glass on the beach. even Has reflective tape on the straps! I found that if they are strapped on snug enough the boot doesnt flip around on the foot and doesnt fall off. But Is this the right size or should there be more room I wonder?? Besides that my one girl with the sensitive paws and painful cuts seemed to like them. My other girl still needs to get used to them. I may order the large and see if the fit is better or is easier to put on. overall looks like a good quality bootie. I like the construction & length.

Most useless people working there. Product seems good if only the people where competent. Oredered MEDIUM They sent Extra Large. Sent back ordered a second time and for the second time they sent Extra large even though the order clearly states we wanted MEDIUM. Useless....

Fit was good but they didn’t stay on well. Back feet flipped over as he walked so the rubber was on top and the mesh part ripped. The front one slid down but was still on but also got a hole. Only one use and they are pretty useless now. The walk was along the river on rocks so definitely not a good place for these type of shoes.

Our 15 yr old border collie X used to be the strongest, fastest dog I've ever met. She's run thousands of miles on mountain trails with us, carrying her water (and, often, her older sibs'). But recently she's developed hind weakness with "knuckling" of the paws. She still wants to get out and go for walks and hikes with us, but her back feet dragging and knuckling means she needs protection from skinned knuckles and bloody shaved down nails. We have tried several different boot on her, and she likes these the best. They are fairly easy to put on, with the split down the back, and they fit quite snugly without causing any sore spots. On some of the other boots, we've had to use socks to protect from rubbing, not so these ones. When her hind weakness was at its worst, we've kept the boots on all day to help her not slide on the hard floors. The greatest "con" for these boots is that they will not be durable if you use them outdoors. For us, we've coated the seams and reinforced the parts that get ground down with shoe goo, and that works very well. They've gone through the wash a few times (in lingerie/net bags) and wash quite well. For G-dog, these boots are working well and really enable us to keep her walking and exercising.