🐾 Harfkoko Pet Heroic Knitted Dog Cat Leg Warmer with Rubber Reinforcement: Hock Protector for Small Medium Dogs & Cats Review

I bought them for a small cat and the cat threw them off in 5 minutes. I bought them to stop the cat from licking the foot (she licks it until the hair is gone). For that it was inefficient. If they stay, they're cute.

When there is snow on the ground I dress my dog up to protect her feet from ice balls/snow. It is inconvenient for them to remove ice and snow from their feet. I love this product. Ordered 3 pairs as they need drying between uses so she can go outside when needed. Since she loves snow, this often happens.

The dog constantly has a growth on the leg just above the paw. Couldn't get him to stop licking and bleeding. Didn't want to use bandages as they stick to his hair. Decided to try these and they work. For some reason it is not removed or the growth is licked off, leaving it small and harmless.

I ordered s and m. My distant Chihuahua is about 7 pounds (overweight) and her paws are the size of my fingers. Appropriately, the environment was WAY too big. Lately I've been having a problem with her OCD kicking that paw. The vet wanted to feel her, but she has a collapsed windpipe, so I didn't think that was a good idea. It's much better and she can sleep in it. You have to insert it slowly so they don't fight you when you try to put it on. This is a big help, I just ordered more

Very small toddler - 4 lbs. I have two sizes to make sure one fits. I didn't consider the cuteness factor, but they're really cute: like a little soccer player. She removed the media immediately, so I'm saving it for the cold weather. The little ones are really small and stayed but I was worried about circulation so I only used them at night. The itch was not the cause of the licking. It was of course a diet. The only things she's happy with are Pabloom and tiny bits of raw beef. Somehow she…

My dog weighs 32 lbs. I bought XL. They fit perfectly. He has a nervous habit of licking the spot on one leg until it's wet. We tried all sorts of bandages and the vet wanted to put a cone on him. I would not. I tried on, cut and glued one of my own socks. It worked great. So I found her and decided to give it a try. They work great. He's healing well and not connecting with it for the first time in a long time. He is okay. If he ever starts biting that Inville, spray him with sour apple spray…