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Pawz Natural Rubber Dog Boots are reusable, waterproof boots for the protection of your dog's paws when out walking. They provide a natural feeling for your dog while being easy to fit and not requiring any sort of zip or strap to fit. The boots allow full paw movement with maximum comfort.
Pawz Dog Boots are made of natural rubber and are 100% biodegradable.
Extra Large (Pawz 4" and up)
Large (Pawz to 4")
Medium (Pawz to 3")
Small (pawz to 2 1/2")
Extra Small (Pawz to 2")
Extra Extra Small (Pawz to 1 1/2")
Tiny (Pawz to 1")
For the best fit, measure from the bottom of the big heel pad to the tip of the longest toe nail.
If the paw is in-between two sizes, select the larger size.
Pawz Dog Boots should fit securely around the leg and comfortable around the paw.
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The boots broken after 2 minutes.
Customer does not recommend this product
Useless
Customer does not recommend this product
Unusually they were actually large enough for Great Dane paws - however the leg part is really tiny and made them really difficult to get on over his big paws! Once on they helped him stop slipping on wood floors. Downside was you couldn't leave them on too long because they were so tight on his wee legs we couldn't leave them on for long cos they left marks on him / cut off his circulation 😥
Customer recommends this product
These are the only boots, which I have tried, that actually stay put and work. Excellent for when your vet says you have to keep a dressing dry, or if you are concerned to keep a minor would clean. They are a bit tricky to put on, but worth the effort. And clearly one needs to avoid deep puddles. Usually good for several outings, depending on the terrain and your dogs’ behaviour. But there are a good number in the pack. You can carry spares around in your pocket too. When you consider how difficult the ‘ask’ is, these do an excellent job.
Customer recommends this product
Did what they were suppose to for the short time we needed them
Customer recommends this product
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Pawz Natural Rubber Dog Boots, including answers from our team.
Susan Smith
What size would be best for my shitzu? She's two and a half yrs old.
Regards
Susan Smith
Hi Susan,
Thanks for your enquiry.
The sizing guide is as follows:
Extra Large (Pawz 4" and up)
Large (Pawz to 4")
Medium (Pawz to 3")
Small (pawz to 2 1/2")
Extra Small (Pawz to 2")
Extra Extra Small (Pawz to 1 1/2")
Tiny (Pawz to 1")
For the best fit, measure from the bottom of the big heel pad to the tip of the longest toe nail.
If the paw is in-between two sizes, select the larger size.
Pawz Dog Boots should fit securely around the leg and comfortable around the paw.
Hope this helps.
Sarah Champion
I have a cat with a paralysed back hock that 'knuckles' We have to keep rebandaging it to prevent injury. Would these socks be appropriate and if so, what size? Many thanks.
Hi Sarah,
These may be suitable, although there are no guarantees regarding fit as there are no size guidelines for us to refer to. I would advise going for XXS to start with - if they are wrong you can always go a size up. There is a 'Tiny' option but they are currently out of stock and our supplier is unable to advise when they will be available again.
I hope this helps.
Judith Barker
What size would i need for a Jack Russell
The best thing to do would be to measure (in inches) from the bottom of the big heel pad to the tip of the longest toe nail on your dog's paws. We have a size guide in the description tab, which you can then match your dog up to.
As a rough guide, the manufacturer recommends Size Small (2 and a 1/2 inch length) for Jack Russels. If the paw is in-between two sizes, select the larger size.
Bob
my lurcher has suffered from a spinal blood clot and currently is unable to put one of her rear paws on the ground properly but walks on her knuckles with the pad turned under. The vet has advised us to get her a boot to protect her foot while she exercises her legs. Would your boot be suitable?
These boots should be a good choice as they are easy to fix in place. If your dog drags its foot, the sock part of the boot might wear out before long, but you will have plenty of spares.
