Hido Dog Shoes: Mesh Non-slip Rubber Sole Boots for Hardwood Floor Protection and Scratch Prevention Review

They really help my old collie walk. So reasonable price and grip on the ground when it comes to getting up and running. Thank you for selling these 4 dog shoes. They fit my collie's feet and are adjustable.

Bought these boots to help a 14 year old Border Collie with slippery hardwood floors. The texture of the last was more like a plastic sole. I was expecting softer rubber to be sold that would improve traction rather than make the problem worse. They fit well and didn't let my nails scratch the floor.

Easy to slip on and stay in place. Just make sure you thread the top strap through the loop on your back. My husband skipped it all the time and the boot flapped from behind. Also make sure that the paws are well-groomed. Our Newf's hind legs were slightly longer and the fur tangled. It would also be nice if the bottom strap was longer.

These booties are hard to put on even when the dog is silent. They are also very slippery on smooth or hard wooden surfaces. They protect the vinyl seats in my boat from accidental scratches and my body when the dog swims. Dogs like to wear them as long as we are not on a smooth surface. .

I bought this because my older dog has trouble getting up off slippery floors like hardwood and tile. These shoes offer a little more traction, but that's not enough. I had silicone on the sole, actually I tried putting silicone on the sole and it worked better, but the silicone doesn't stay on these shoes.

They are breathable and lightweight which is great because I use them for my service dog in the summer when the ground is too hot to walk but I don't want his paws to get like that like they are too hot. The work is amazing for what I need, but the quality isn't great. If you need them for regular hiking or rough terrain, they fall apart pretty quickly. They are perfect for light clothing.

I bought these to keep my adopted dog from licking his paws around the house and scratching his paws on walks. The toes start to tangle a bit where he drags his feet (which I had for less than a week) and they tend to twist on his feet so the stronger part ends up on top where it doesn't work. Well. I think I would buy others if I had to do it again.

Determining the size is a difficult task when puppies are still growing. My Lab/Pitt mix weighs about 50 pounds at 6 months. Ordered large. My pup had no problem wearing them (put them on with gentle coaxing and a few treats). She defended her paws on hot Arizona pavement during the parade. I had to adjust the boots several times to get a good enough fit, they fit, they match the description, they did what the seller said and I think my pup will be able to grow up in them. All in all a good…

First, the bottom is not grippy enough for a small dog. My older dog is 7 pounds and still slides in it across the tile floor. Size XS is not small enough for him, if you have a Pomeranian just buy XXS. On their hind legs, they don't rise high enough to hold on well. I plan on trying to modify them so that they can protrude past the first joint. However, I attached them to his fur to make them last longer, he's still a bit slippery. The mesh upper is good and they dry well if they get wet. I…