🐾 Waterproof Dog Socks with Anti-Slip Traction Control - Outdoor Dog Boots Protect Paws on Hardwood Floors Review

At first I was really excited because they actually stayed... but the straps wore out quickly and the black started to peel.

At work my dogs don't fall and slide all the time which keeps them from burning their paws. They sit perfectly on their paws, but constantly walk off.

These are the most comfortable booties my dog has, but they don't keep out the weather. Your feet are cold and wet from a winter hike in the snow. Probably better suited for a walk on a cleared sidewalk.

They were small. They should be big for a small dog, not a big dog. Otherwise they look ok, I couldn't try them on my dog because they were too small.

They have helped me a lot because I don't have to dry my dog's paws when she comes home from going to the toilet on a rainy day. However I only gave 4 stars because they are a bit difficult to put on my dog's paws as they are very tight but other than that they are very good! Thanks very much!

These boots are the only boots I have found for my small dog that will stand on her feet. Because they can be fastened over the leg joint. The main issue with them is that they aren't warm and generally get wet pretty easily if you have a few inches of snow. They work for my kid because I rake our ramp and a patch of lawn so she can go potty. If I hadn't done that, these boots would have gotten wet and frozen very quickly. But these are the best I've found for my small dog.

My dog was very bad at pulling when we started walking resulting in bloody paws. I've tried different shoes, socks and even stickers. It was another failed attempt. They were VERY difficult to get along with; They just clung to the claws. Then, about 100 meters into the first run, one had a hole and the other had already fallen off. I just took it from her and called it a loss. But I will say this: I liked the idea and the way they looked. I think they would probably be good for a dog that…

My older dog had traction problems on hardwood floors and was driving me crazy with his noises. It was like living with someone who tapdances all the time. These socks helped, but the front ones don't last long. The hind legs stay because they are long enough to go through the large joint of its back. The front ones, equal in length, don't reach anything similar to hold on to. As such, they're only held in place by the pull of the velcro, meaning they come loose fairly quickly. For what it's…

My husky is 13.5 years old and has had pain in the sole of his foot for a few weeks. We go for a walk every day and it is vital for his sanity and for battling osteochondrosis in his back for which there is no cure just to keep him moving. A bare wound prevented him from going for walks, which he loves very much as I didn't want to aggravate the wound and fill it with dirt from the ground. I tried the pointed collar and it weighed too much on him. Then I started looking for waterproof boots…