KOOLTAIL Dog Socks Anti-Slip Dog Boots with Straps Traction Control, Paw Protection Sets for Indoor Hardwood Floors & Outdoor, Fits Small Medium Large Dogs

dog I have is 11 years old. Shepherd, who suffers from severe spinal stenosis and ataxia (caused by seizure medications), was scraping the tops of her toes on the sidewalk while she was walking. Those socks protect her paws very well and give her added stability with the rubberized part of the foot without being cumbersome or clumsy for her The socks are very well made, made with good quality materials, and apply comfortably She is starting to slow down, so the velcro straps aren't needed, but if she were more active, I think they would be useful. They'll be great for her if she gets older or weaker, and on slick floors as she becomes older and weaker. I would suggest that you measure the feet from the front and back, however. Despite her larger front paws, I purchased a size large that fit well enough on her back paws. She would need an xtra large for her front paws, however. There are four pairs in the package, all of the same size. As much as I am glad to have an extra pair, it would be nice if there were two. Throughout the years I have tried a lot of different products with many dogs in a variety of situations, and these are the best by far.

Harleigh Krause

| Mar 15, 2021

Several orders were needed to get the right size I measured him and the measurements on the website said medium, which I thought was accurate since he is a medium-sized to large breed In fact, this was not true. As a result, I ordered an extra large because the mediums were too small. Now let's take a look at how they actually look on him. This is a weird fit. The size is right, however, the fit is a little strange for a German Shepherd (he's small). It's like they keep him from slipping so well, and they still work. It is possible that he walks a little strangely at first, but that is to be expected with his first pair of He has done really well with them so far. Keep in mind that the back ones have the tendency to slip, but only after they've been worn a while.

Otto Roach

| Jan 27, 2021

There is an incredible amount of slipperiness to these! These shoes fit well, are high quality, are easy to get on and take off, but they're not good for winter weather. These would be perfect for anything else (besides rain). My dog is a 65 pound GSP and I have ordered an XL along with my.

Iris DAVISON

| Jan 31, 2021

You should not use this in any weather conditions during the winter. These are not anti-viruses and the company should be ashamed marketing them as such As a matter of fact, they are the opposite. I adore how lightweight and flexible they are. I have nothing more to say about that. Despite their cheapness and stiffness, Velcro straps cannot be bought for more than $20. Despite being able to wear it myself, my 15 year old pup with mobility and stability issues did not seem to enjoy it. When she encountered even a slight amount of ice or snow, her legs flew out from under her, leaving her in distressed and injured. The product I ordered is awful. I thought I would get a properly sized pair, but they did not do so. I ordered two sizes to be sure I got the right size - but I never received a pair that fit me. There is a small size difference A refund for both seems like an insubstantial response to the shocking misrepresentation of this product.
Perhaps if you need something for around the house and very light duty wear (the coating definitely cannot handle walking on sidewalks) then these might In principal, I implore you not to look at them due to their deceptive product marketing. In fact, yes. When you go to look at dog boots, I can only assume you love your dog as much as I do and want the best for them P.

Ian Lee

| Aug 11, 2020

They are the only ones she will wear and doesn't attempt to remove them. She gets those only where she needs them, so we only put them on her back paws.

Zain Lindsay

| Feb 19, 2021

My 45 pound pitbull has a bad hip, so I got him these boots. In a busy environment, she drags one foot while walking at a high pace, wearing down her pads and nails quickly. Light protection, a walk around the neighborhood are terrific uses for these boots. About an hour later, our group went to a park to walk on a paved sidewalk. These two pairs fit her perfectly because she just needs them on the back, so she needed only two pairs. Because of the material's strength, I can't use them the way I wanted/needed to without them wearing out and breaking. if you have an active dog with somewhat longer nails or a larger dog with somewhat larger nails, these won't last more than one park visit. I found them to be very comfortable for my dog and fit her These boots fit very well and stay secure on your pet's feet due to the double velcro straps and longer socks.

Macy Bernard

| Oct 23, 2020

On hard wood floors, our oldest dog is having trouble walking. Those tall socks will likely stay on and feel comfortable because they are so tall. You have to work a little bit to put them Put tall socks on them the same way you put tall socks on yourself. It is not a difficult process once you figure it out, but it does take careful effort. To me, that is much preferable to boots that slip off and become uncomfortable. Now that she is older and mostly an indoor dog, we will likely only keep them on when she goes for some exercise and potty breaks. The rest of my family is amazed at how cute they are as well -- As well as on the dog, they look cute. In addition to being functional, they also look good.

Tate PARKES

| Nov 10, 2020

I can't believe how difficult it is to put them There is a sign that says As I type, my dog is lying on the ground with a cast on her arm after sliding in wet grass. My dog's feet swell up and turn red when she walks on wet grass, so I bought these booties for her. It was only after seeing how flat and shiny the bottoms were that I had doubts. That would be a different scenario if she were running, but she is just walking. I say no! The product you've created is a rip-off!.

Vanessa Martinez

| Apr 01, 2021