🐾 PawZ Dog Boots - Rubber Booties for Dogs, Waterproof Snow Shoes with Paw Protection - Pack of 12 Dog Shoes Review

Great product, takes practice putting on but they get the job done. My dog is still getting used to it but no longer refuses to go outside in the cold Chicago weather. Would definitely buy again.

What was life like before Pawz booties?! I can't imagine another stroll down the streets of downtown Chicago without her. They're not just for rain and snow people! I would vouch for Chicago being a cleaner city than others but the streets are still gross! Washing paws for my dogs is a lot more than for short haired dogs so those are booties. Helpful Tips: Dust the inside with some baby powder to make them stand up easier. In addition, the baby powder on the outside prevents it from sticking…

I have worn red and black Pawz boots (size S) for many years and each boot usually lasts at least a month and often longer unless we are hiking on gravel or rock. The new camouflage is a mix of colors and 70% to 90% of the boots have blisters or blisters. These blisters are thinner than usual, so they burn up on the first or second walk on a regular, powerful road or even on the lawn. Would trade my 4 (!) camouflage boxes for a solid color as it is clearly a manufacturing defect. UPDATE: Spoke…

I buy new Pawz for my dog every winter and she usually gets a small red size but this winter they have been sold out everywhere after that bombing cyclone and cold freeze. Got these instead as they were the only ones available in the small size with Prime shipping. At least 4 of the 12 in the package broke within 2 weeks of arrival and after 1-2 socks and my dog is a 20lb pug who is 10 years old so she doesn't wear them much in 2 weeks. Not being able to return them, I regret not having bought…

I have a 45 lb dog. I myself have quirks that consist in being obsessed with clean dog paws. I can't stand and don't understand how people let dogs out and then walk in without washing their paws. Imagine walking barefoot across the grass and streets and then entering your home and walking on your white carpet and pearl. I get stressed just thinking about it. So that solves the problem. Yes the dog hates them but he can't take them off by himself which is great. It's a little tricky to put on…

I've tried SO many different boots to keep my dog's feet dry while walking. When I first tried them they were terrible and I thought I would never use them again. BUT after having no luck with the others I tried again and now we only use these booties. But you have to consider a few things. Make sure you use the right size, too small and they will tear (if you can wear them at all) but too big won't work either. I've tried sizing the booties to make them easier to pull out, but if they're loose

I have to say they work in emergencies until you get to your pet store and buy better ones. I ordered an XL for my Golden Pup to make it easier to put on and take off their boots for short trips outside of my apartment to use the bathroom because they have a zero freeze policy and really salt everything. The package arrived on time, the goods have already been opened and simply sealed with tape. I only opened one of the two newly taped packages and it didn't contain a boot. So instead of 12…

We take our pup for walks very often - two walks a day, 30 minutes to an hour each, often much longer in good weather, but shorter than 20-30 minutes in winter Foot. She's a 60-pound pit bull with sensitive paws but a tough little thing. She is strong and her paws cling to the cement. I tried 4 different winter boots for her. When I first started shopping for boots, I bought $80 special boots that I found at the pet store here, but you can buy them online. These are Mukluk brands. $80, the…