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These are the BEST boots for dogs, ever! Easy on. But, better yet -- they STAY on! They've kept my dog comfortable in sub-degree temperatures here in Minnesota! They protect him from the ice and salt on the road and he's able to walk without the fear of damaging the pads of his feet. They look like deflated balloons when you open the package. Simply stretch the opening over the paw and up the leg and you're ready to go! When the walk is finished, just pull them off. No velcro or zippers to worry about. They are reusable and disposable. I purchased an extra package because I don't ever want to be without them! My dog does get his nails trimmed as needed and this will help lengthen the life of the boot. They are absolutely awesome!

We live in Chicago and winters are pretty rough. The ice on the sidewalks sometimes gets too cold that my dog will start limping. Even worse is the snow salt that burns my dogs paws. We have purchased a few other dog boots/shoes in the past (the ones that velcro) My dog was never able to properly walk and they always would fall off when my dog walked in the snow. My local dog store recommended that the only brand of dog boots I buy should be PAWZ which I had never heard of. Instead of being hard boots, these are stretchy gloves...kinda looks like it is made of a thick balloon. When I placed them on my dogs feet, she walked a little weird at first, but as soon as we got outside, she was walking normal!! Since these PAWZ boots are thin and expand, my dog had control of her individual toes and could feel the ground better than the other boots. Since these are thin, I suspect that they won't last long before tearing up, but thats why each pack comes with several pairs of boots. I'll continue to buy these since my dog can finally comfortably walk during the winter! These boots live up to the hype. (do some research and you'll see that almost all people agree that these are the best ones on the market)

These are basically balloons with the end Cut off.
I tried putting them on my dog , (not even sure why i tried). They were way tooo tight around her legs.
They look and feel like balloons. I only wish I had spent the money on a package of party balloons instead,
at least I would have had enough left over for my daughter's birthday and would have only spend 1.50 for the same thing.

These things are great.
I have used them on a dog that had a leg amputated and had issues slipping on wood floors.
The booties kept the dog from falling while she learned to walk on three legs.

I have also used them to keep bandages on feet dry and provide traction on slippery floors while doing obedience work.

You can reuse them many times if you are careful.

I live in New York City where, every time it snows or freezes, the sidewalks, streets and even park paths are covered in mounds of coarse rock salt. My dog Toby suffered through his walks, holding his sore paws up and whimpering. I tried Muttlucks, which he hated and would pull off; Musher's Secret, which just didn't work well enough and was messy, and then a friend recommended Pawz. I had trouble at first putting them on, but once Toby had walked about 5 steps in them he suddenly realized that his paws didn't hurt!!! He pranced and zoomed around at full speed once he realized that he could walk without pain. My only complaint is that 2 out of four were punctured by his toenails on the first walk. Bravo!