Medimitt Paw Bandages for Dogs, Cats and Pets – Stretchy Medical Booties, First Aid for Paws – Non Slip, Non Adhesive, Breathable, Disposable, Washable, Adjustable Strap, 12 Pack (Large)

Our dog had a growth removed from between his toes and our choices were having him in a cone, or a thin sock to avoid him licking his sutures. He's a big boy so a cone would've been obtrusive. The sock stayed on during walks and trips out to the yard keeping his foot clean but allowing it to breathe so it could heal. Great find. He often has little sores and hot spots on his paws so this will become a staple in his drawer of medical supplies.

These slide off as soon as you put them on. In theory, they could work, but not if you have an active pet. Any type of walking or movement makes it slide down. They were still useable; but had to be replaced more often since they fell off so often.

Works well, the Velcro like strap doesn’t stick to fur, just itself. Expensive for what it is but it’s the only product I’ve found that comes in a 3 inch size, all the others are for small dogs and cats. If you have a big dog these are what you want. Won’t leave sores like gauze. Didn’t consider that I might need more than 12 and they take forever to ship so I’d buy extra just in case.

After multiple uses of these on my 70 lb senior Pit's paws and joints, I can verify they PERFORM excellent! Ready made bandages with velcro, gentle texture, parent and pet friendly. I was sooo happy someone had created these when I searched for them.If your pet's paw and leg healing will take several weeks or months, you would seriously appreciate this product. And I can hand wash the bandages or use gentle cycle on washer machine with NO TEARING, NO breakdown of the bandages!!! DURABLE YES, THIN enough for wound to breathe YES, the size and FIT was ON POINT.*** PET parents, put dogsocks on your pet's paws to keep any bandages on for several hours if your pet will be walking around in or outside.If your pet will have limited movement like at bedtime, no socks needed.Saved me time and money buying gauze rolls and tape every other week. Forever 🙏 GRATEFUL.

Returned! Purchased these for my doberman who had a growth removed from his rear paw. These were purchased in hopes to prevent him from licking, huge fail. The bootie went on just fine. But once he stood the seam bursts. And no, it was not too small. Just poorly made. Anyone that has a dog knows that you cannot keep them immobile.What I found best worked for us (and I'm saying this to aid others)... White cotton crew sock, one that will go above the dogs knee, place a piece of velcro around the sock/leg just above the knee, but not too tight, fold the remaining sock back down over the velcro & the dogs knee. Monitor this area as if left too long the velcro too can create a sore/cut if left too long and not given ample breaks.

It keeps sliding down my dog's leg, no matter how I tighten it, and just kind of flaps around as it dangles from his paw. It's OK in a pinch very short term, but if I need something to stay in place longer than a few mins, I'm better off taking the time to use gauze and wrap it. Would not purchase again.

I have a large pup who got a yeast infection on her paws, these booties were perfect, breathable and light. I placed them on her at night, so she would not lick her paw. Highly recommened!

Every dog is probably different, but this bandage has meant he doesn’t have to wear an e-collar while his paw heals from a hotspot. It’s a little tricky to turn it inside out, but given the complex bio-dynamics of a dog paw it is somewhat ingenious in design. Once one, it stays in place, and doesn’t seem to irritate or bother him. Each one lasts us about a day and he only wears it inside. We do remove it and put it back on every time he goes out, but perhaps others have kept it on for outdoors.