🩺 Healer's Petcare Medical Dog Bootie - Blue, Single Unit Review

This dog shoe didn't stay on my dog's paw. The landing was very strange as he was sitting sideways. I'm not sure if mine is defective. I ordered a Wednesday for my 70 lb boxer. It was the recommended size for him. When I insert his paw it fits, but when I attach the neoprene to the velcro it twists and dangles at the top. It was only a very short time before he somehow managed to free himself from the prey. I also tried this bootie with a sock on my paw to see if it would help fix it better but

I don't know who hates the "cone of shame" more. my puppy or me It made everything he did more tense and difficult. These boots are breathable, waterproof and hassle free. The medium size fits well and the gauze is useful too. I could put them on easily, but he couldn't take them off. The velcro is strong and allows me to adjust it to fit and has already helped him break the lick and chew cycle. He can have his normal range of motion and movements that weren't possible in a Kegel. Customer…

Doesn't stay in place. I bought both the large and medium sizes for my 70 lb lab and while the medium size is better they just slip off the paw. No wonder the small size is never available. Also, there is nothing in the trunk to attach the gauze pad (like Velcro). My dog had wet dermatitis on one paw and I was looking for something other than a cone to keep him from licking (especially after taking medication) and ripping off the bandage that is ruining him. The only way to even get the medium…

I want to thank the manufacturers of these boots for really passing the last week for my boy! My dog just had a foot biopsy. He was already undergoing chemotherapy for lung cancer. The foot biopsy was to try to find the underlying source of his cancer. It turns out he has malignant melanoma, and that's where his cancer started. My goal for Judd is as much time as possible with the highest quality of life I can give him! A cone is usually required for a foot biopsy. and not knowing how much time

Less than 1 week in use. There were a few issues holding this up and after a few uses the velcro came loose so we have to secure it with a piece of veterinary clip or a rubber band (which we no longer leave on). needs to potty walk the dog). However, this boot became a good protective case to wear outside on dry days to keep the bandage clean and I still use it for that. The stitching around the black part is coming undone so I don't know how long the black protective part will stay on top of…