🐾 Muttluks Woof Walkers: Versatile Dog Boots with Leather Soles for Year-Round Protection and Comfort Review

We bought these for our elderly Labrador who has arthritis and neuropathy and is grinding his back legs. He started bleeding from multiple nails and skin scratching the floor and pavement. Our vet advised us to buy shoes. Now we have had these shoes on him for 3 days. His legs are healing well, no longer bleeding. He walks in them with no problems, they stay and fit well. We are very happy with this purchase!

they work fine if they stay. I have 3 burners, one of which has logs instead of paws. I measured all 3 of her paws a few times. Even so, getting them on a dog with the largest front paws is extremely difficult. Once on, they fit well, but it's quite a journey from his nails to his ankles. the burner with the smallest paw managed to lose one of his shoes on a walk, so I catch myself checking 12 paws on a walk to make sure nobody loses a shoe

I bought this for a trip to the Lost Coast of California last weekend. I read several blogs that highly recommended the boots as the terrain is a mix of sand, gravel, rocks and boulders. Our trip was a 17-mile round trip, and these booties barely survived the first day after 8.5 miles. The top seam came out quickly, allowing sand and gravel to get into the top pocket created after the seam broke. Because of this, my dog had to walk weirdly and we had to keep stopping to shake their butts out…

These boots were the first I've ever bought so I have no comparison but they were very well made, easy to put on and held up the legs. However, the bottoms didn't have enough support to keep my dog from sliding up the stairs, which is why I bought them. If for some reason you just need to protect your dog's paws I think these are great for that. I give Revain 5 stars for customer service (as usual!) - I would rate it higher if I could. I ordered them late Friday evening for Saturday delivery…

My 27 lb beau King Charles wears these very small sizes when we find burrs of wood and other debris from - under his long hair and from under his paws. He loves her. He runs in it and we think he likes the galloping sound his paws make as he runs down the path in our forest. You stay on your feet. We have tried many brands and these are the most functional and quality dog boots. For snowy days we use original, fleece-lined courage looks. They prevent balls of ice from getting under his feet and

Our GSD has adapted well to this. However, it took weeks. Such products are created through trial and error. Finally we found a way to securely fasten them around the ankle so they don't move while walking. It definitely protected his paws and suited his size. lack of resilience. Two daily walks of 20-30 minutes each was enough for 3 months, but over the winter months. We've used them in the rain, mud and slush. The first part to break was the faux suede bottom, possibly due to our washing…

I bought a Muttluk shot thinking it would be perfect for my dog who has neuropathy in his front paws and often cuts his upper knuckles from occasionally pulling his front paws. He's in enough pain from the condition and injuries on his feet that introduce my surprise when, after our usual four-block walk, I took off my shoes and found them rubbed to the skin under his paws. where the strap wraps around the ankle. I am so angry and disappointed that my dog was harmed by this crappy product…

It's hard to know how tall a 55 pound dog is with big feet but skinny legs. This is a Standard Poodle. The standard poodle forum on Facebook says "Average". So I bought these, and after a difficult drawing session (Daisy didn't laugh) they did well. And stayed a day. The reason I bought them was to find a way to keep my dog from scratching some of the stitches on his neck while they heal. Right where the conical collar should be, so there's no way to use the Cone of Shame. Instead, someone…