PawZ Rubber Dog Boots for Small Paws – All-Weather Waterproof Dog Shoes, Anti-Slip Traction for Rain, Snow, Mud & Hot Pavement – Pull-On Dog Booties, Yellow – XX-Small (1″-1.5″) – Pack of 24
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Package Dimensions : 8.27 x 2.87 x 2.09 inches; 2.89 ounces
Item model number : PZXXS
Date First Available : February 24, 2023
Manufacturer : Pawz Dog Boots LLC
ASIN : B0BWS55ZR6
Best Sellers Rank: #8,810 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #23 in Dog Boots
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All-Weather Protection: Keep your furry friend’s paws safe all year long with our rubber dog shoes for hot pavement, rainy days, or freezing winter months
Perfect Fit for Small Paws: These dog shoes for small dogs are suitable for paws from 1″-1.5″, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit for your four-legged companion
Great Grip and Traction: Our anti-slip booties for dogs paws are made from natural rubber, providing excellent traction to prevent slips and falls on wet and slippery surfaces
Waterproof Shoes for Dogs: Keep your pet comfortable and happy during outdoor adventures with our dog rain boots which are made to withstand the most challenging terrains and environments
Breed-Specific Sizing Chart: Find the perfect fit for your pet by consulting our doggy shoes sizing chart, and consider going one size up as sizes tend to run small
13 reviews for PawZ Rubber Dog Boots for Small Paws – All-Weather Waterproof Dog Shoes, Anti-Slip Traction for Rain, Snow, Mud & Hot Pavement – Pull-On Dog Booties, Yellow – XX-Small (1″-1.5″) – Pack of 24
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Jmen777 –
My dog doesn’t hate these!
Best for dogs who hate shoes! They’re basically thick balloons that are very comfortable for my dog. They may not last the longest because of the nails and probably because of the sidewalks we walk on, but that’s why they give so many in each pack. I have an indoor dog and so cleanliness is very important to me. I never knew how much dirt their feet get in contact with until I started using these. Wiping the feet after a walk is simply not enough. I didn’t want to wash my dog’s feet after every walk…. So these were perfect! Simply pull them off when you get home a, DONE. Ease of use:Simply spread, slide the paw in, and you’re done. Functionality:Provides traction and keeps the paws CLEAN!Fit:These extra small for perfectly on my Shih Tzu. Small is a bit big and can fall off the back paws quite regularly.
DOGLETMOM –
These are the only boots that work for my dog
Just reordered. Got the 2 pack so should last the winter. They are a little tough to get on the back paws as you have to stretch them while putting them on but my dog sits for me to put them on the front. I have a 22 lb Boston terrier and I wanted to protect her paws from the salt that irritates her . She has no problem walking in them in the snow. I initially tried her with just one indoors then 2 to get her used to them but she had no problem quickly getting used to them. I tried more expensive velcro boots but they bothered her and would not stay on at all.They are thin but I reuse a few times until they tear but they are great for her walks when it is snowy.
Carol –
THE OPENING IS TOO SMALL AND TIGHT TO FIT OVER FOOT!
WARNING! These boots are supposedly made for large paws and are shaped like a balloon. Unfortunately, they do not have a “neck” (opening) that will fit over the dog’s foot. I bought the largest size for my small Irish Wolfhound and while the foot portion of the boot looked like it would be roomy enough for her foot, the opening would not stretch as much as needed to even fit over her toes despite all my attempts to make it do so—way too tight! Since I bought these boots to protect my girl’s feet from the icy winter conditions, I’m going back to what I used to use and had great success with: my old wool socks with a stretched out, wide rubberband like the kind used on vegetables. I do NOT recommend this product because the neck is too small and I would give it a minus 5, if possible.
Jennifer –
Best semi-reusable/disposable dog booties
Absolutely essential booties for my Aussie in the winter. Imagine taking deflated balloons and stretching the mouth to shove a dog’s paw in it. If you plan accordingly, they stay on, they’re warm, and effective! These booties protect his paws from, snow, ice, and most importantly from all the salt. Without these booties, it’s a hilarious picture of me struggling to carry a 55 pound fluffy dog. With these booties, in practically beginning him to go inside cause it’s -20 degrees out and I lost feeling in all my extremities about two miles ago.
dogsdogs77 –
a little pricy but so easy
These are so handy for foot injuries and wet weather. They do rip and on rare occasions come off, but thats why you get so many in a package. Large fit dogs from 65-120 lbs. Here is my foster pup whos in the 65 range, but also purchased years ago for my Great Dane. I like to get them warm and more plyable first, but dont get water inside. The hardest part is stretching the top to go around the foot, but not horrible.
E. Emmens –
Beware! Watch video!
The neck on these booties is defective. By that I mean, the design is grossly flawed. Be very, very careful because the neck is so narrow that it will cut off the circulation to your dog’s feet. If you go on other websites, you will see in the reviews that other people have had the same experience. The manufacturer needs to redesign these booties. Take a look at my video. You’ll see how I’ve made an alteration so they will actually work for my Irish Wolfhound , who has huge feet. We’ve been unsuccessful with other booties staying on her feet or fitting properly without causing her pain. These rubber booties work well and giving her plenty of room and excellent traction. She needs booties to walk safely on our slick oak floors. These booties are not safe to use as is. You must make an alteration if you are going to use these.
Amazon Customer –
Once they got it right— perfect transaction
I regularly use Pawz to protect my Siberian husky’s paws— they are minimal o allow her to still have ground feel and are just about the only thing she’ll let me put on her. I tend to get about 3 uses from each set of 4. With regard to this order, I ordered the 24 pack it just makes the most sense given the weather this winter, the Pawz arrived but they only shipped a 12 pack. I had to go clicking around to try to get an Amazon agent on this app (annoying) and ultimately resulted in me having to process a return for the first shipment so I could get the 24 pack. Somewhat annoying since the “24 pack” is just two 12 packs. So I had to go drop off the 12 pack to return so I could get a replacement of the 24. Fortunately resolved in a day or two.
BOA –
Latex foot slippers that are comfortable for a short amount of time.
These booties are water resistant and provide generally good protection for most sharp objects (pebbles, larger pieces of glass, and other debris) that you may find walking your dog in the city or in a wooded area.They are made of the same exact material as balloons. They are constricting. These dog boots/slips should not be on dogs’ feet for an extended period of time.My dog can tolerate them for no more than 5 hours if she is actively walking and moving in those 5 hours. At more than 5 active hours, her feet will start to swell due to the contriction.Similarly, the amount of time my dog can tolerate them when not actively walking or moving is significantly less. I noticed that when I put them on her but the plans changed and she was not actively walking or moving, her feet began to swell at 2 hours in the PAWZ.My dog will tolerate them, because I socialized her to tolerate them. When I put them on her, she knows that we are going for a longer walk or hike. She still doesn’t like them. When we are not walking, every now and then she returns to her original reaction, which is to try to shake or pry them off of her pawz.Pawz work somewhat well, but they are not comfortable. Be aware of how long you keep your dogs in this product to minimize discomfort and injury.
Rob –
Great product
Joh –
Have been purchasing these rubber dog booties for many years having multiple dogs. Sturdy rubber, a box usually lasts an entire winter even when my dogs go out multiple times a day. Keeps their feet protected from ice, snow and salt. Functional and practical. Have never used in the summer during hot days. Not sure how they live up to hot sidewalks when walking your dog.
PamS –
Exactly as expected and delivered on time.
Batya G. –
Our Bishonpoo doesn’t love getting them on but is a much happier dog walking through the snow and salt. Not the easiest to apply but stay on and last a reasonable amount of time per pair. Just be sure to get the correct size.
W.Hayden –
I have a Spanish Galgo with long, narrow feet. These boots are great for Quebec salt and snow. Also because they are so reasonably priced, I’m not too concerned if we lose a boot after his comical zoomies.