Stay Dry in Rain and Snow with Non-Skid Dog Boots for Dry Feet Review

These are my favorite shoes for my dog because they are the most flexible. So many others are tough and he hates them or can't walk in them. They also have a waterproof bottom, although sometimes they slip, so the waterproof "bottom" is on the side. Another downside is that the Velcro doesn't attach very well. Luckily I'm a seamstress so I can drive my car over there. But they also hold better because I can tighten them well. I would buy them again.

These boots are very comfortable for my dog. I bought about five different styles/prices of boots. I measured CAREFULLY according to the online instructions. Except for these, all were too small for my dog's paw. They are soft, not very well made but comfortable for my dog with sensitive feet. I have to wrap the top with veterinary tape so they stay in it when he runs (Azawak). I've used them on the beach and in the woods. Even with snow/ice. They remain in good condition with veterinary…

I bought these for my 85lb Pitbull/Boxer so he can ride with me on my inflatable boat without worrying about his claws damaging it. The large size fit him perfectly, I measured his paws at 3 7/8" if that helps anyone with the size. It seems like they probably won't last all that long if he walks in them, but there are sturdier boots out there If you need them for that I didn't want to put heavy boots on him because I've read a lot of people saying that heavier boots don't breathe at all and can

Not for Keeshonden dogs of any size. I can't even get out the door and they took it away from me. It's not the size, it's the shape of the sock. This is definitely not a shoe, the fabric is not strong enough. I have two different sized dogs so figured this size would fit one of them. They come off when they get wet because the fabric slips off their fur, and they don't even fit my big Keeshonden because his legs are behind like a rabbit, like a wolf. they are too short. I am not sending them…

By no means are they high quality but I give them 5 stars because they are functional which is more important. They're thin enough for my lab to wear comfortably, but thick enough to keep her paws warm in the cold Wisconsin winters. They are not waterproof but will keep your paw reasonably dry. They rarely come off your feet - even with a few inches of snow. Order a few pairs right away because as I said, they are not of high quality and will wear out over time. BUT - functionality is key, and…

I bought these boots to replace a previous pair that had worn out and when they arrived I immediately noticed the poor quality materials (thin material) and felt cheap. The grip pad on the underside is mostly useless when boots are spinning, but it doesn't hurt either. Velcro straps were functional and worked well. Overall they are a great bargain for the price and did exactly what I was hoping for. As long as there is snow on the ground they should wear well, but most likely won't last long if

That's exactly what they say. They appear to be of decent or good quality but not amazing. They'll probably wear out sooner than most people expect, it's a flimsy piece of felt. The strap that goes around the leg is stretchy with velcro so you can tighten it to keep it from slipping off, it's easy to put on yet retains some flexibility when the dog is walking and won't cut off blood circulation. Boots, like most boots that don't have a solid rubber base, slide and twist so the little rubber pad

I bought these to replace the original set I bought about 5 years ago. I originally bought these for the winter because we live in an urban area and landscapers tend to use ten times the amount of melted snow they need and it will burn my little boy's feet. It worked. His feet were still a bit wet because they weren't waterproof, but at least the melting snow didn't get on his feet. Finally, the originals show signs of wear. The elastic has stretched and the seams on the pads have separated…

Why I like them: I live in Massachusetts and due to the worst February ever I have about 5 feet of snow in my yard now. And all the roads are either in the snow or in the asphalt on the road with a lot of salt and sand. Both situations are tough on a dog's bare feet. These are NOT the best boots, but for a cheap entry-level shoe, they're not bad. I bought these to see if my dog would even tolerate booties. He took to these booties very easily I think because they are more like socks and…