EXPAWLORER Waterproof Dog Boots: Reflective Non Slip Booties for Medium and Large Dogs - Black (4 Pcs) Review

About 6 months late to get this review. The first time I put it on Katie she took a stupid Monty Python walk. But the best part is that at -5 degrees she was able to walk comfortably with them. They fit her foot perfectly and after a few minutes of getting used to them, she felt good in them. They certainly made our walk more enjoyable and she was able to walk our daily mile with them. She dropped one the first time and I was lucky enough to find it in the snow. Next time I made sure they were…

These are the first pair of booties I have bought for my dog and I absolutely love them. She was homeless before I took her in and her paws were sore, rough and cracked. She got used to it in about 10 minutes and I've really noticed a difference on our walks. She walks much faster (even runs) and doesn't care about the surface she steps on. We walk a few miles every morning and they don't fall or move on their paws. We live in Arizona and sometimes it's still 100 degrees in the morning when we…

They are AMAZING! Two Velcro straps ensure they never come off my dog. The material is perfect. Generally like human shoes. When it rains I put them on my dog (along with his raincoat) and we can go for a walk! My dog walked on it amusingly at first but she was so enthusiastic about the walk that in less than 1 hour/2 blocks he forgot about her and walked normally. Now that it's raining I can take it with me and not worry about muddy paw prints on the carpet! was unraveled. The loose part got…

This is our first season in these boots and we bought them to protect our feet from chemicals and ice/snow. If you don't go there barefoot, why should your pup? The paws were a little cold when the boots were removed, but the paws were dry! Success! Our little Catahoula is 40 pounds and we ordered a size 6 based on the reviews. Please note that you need to train your dog to wear them, it took several weeks, around 5 minutes, for each treat training session to ensure that putting on and wearing…

My dog is 14.5 years old and already has problems with vision and hearing. Also, their legs hurt and they become weak. I have wooden floors. She had these vestibular episodes from time to time and was shaky with her head tilted for 2-4 weeks :(. I put ugly carpets around the house so she could walk. It was fine until she had a bout of diarrhea and she didn't stain ALL! I had to throw them out. That night she had another seizure and she slipped, her poop spilling all over the wood. Two nights in