SlowTon Dog Boots for Injured Paws Waterproof, Breathable Paw Protectors with Reflective Strip Dual Adjustable Washable Non-Slip Shoes Comfortable Dog Snow Boot for Small Medium Large Dogs

I needed a boot for my Labrador, he’d skinned his pad on one of his back paws and needed protection to be able to go for walks. The boots are brilliant, they are easy to put on and fasten. They stay in place even on my crazy lad, even when jumping into water. They are well made and seem to be very hard wearing. I’ve had them for a couple of weeks now and they are still in perfect condition. Easy to clean and dries quickly.

Fits our lurcher well and stops her paws burning on pavement.Well made good quality.

I went for a smaller size than measured due to excess fur on paw, and it turned out to be perfect fit. Pet adapted to boot quickly and was soon running around garden with his paw protected ,by a nice rubber sole. I went with breathable boot rather than waterproof due to length of time he would be wearing boot.A very good product if you get right size, and if like my pet, who was post operation, needing to protect stitches on underside of paw.He cannot lick or bite it either.

Stay on well and do a decent job of protecting an injured paw from further injury. However they are not waterproof. Dressing was damp inside after just walking on grass with heavy dew

Make sure you measure your dogs paws correctly. If they're too big they'll fly off as they run. Great quality for money. Bought for my 2 year old lab who seems to get irritated on one back paw from the sea/sand. Works wonders on rough terrain and really boggy fields.

Alas these bootees don’t stay on, so they’re useless. My Doberman cross has large feet so I got the largest size I measured the width as advised).He had them off by the time he’d walked five paces.

These dog shoes/boots are excellent. I have tried so many boots from pet shops and vets like micky boots but they have all been useless and I mean totally useless.The micky boots won't stay on my dogs feet as the velcro straps are not tough enough and they need to wrap around more than once and then they don't stick.These boots have two straps and they are easily adjustable and stick really strong. They also hug the paw really well so they don't slip off and they have incredible rubber grips on the bottom that grip any surface were as the micky boots have no grip only a thin material that rips easily on most floor types. The micky boots also come off easily as they are not contoured around the paw they are just a circle.These boots are great for dogs that are just starting knuckling or just starting with degenerative mylopathy and enables them to still be active for longer which is vital in this disease. They also protect the paw from scraping wounds. The micky boots are around £8 for one and here i got 4 super strong boots for around £20. I recommend having two for each paw you need them for incase they get soiled with urine or faeces as accidents happen. They are also easily washable. Just dont know why pets shops and vets don't stock them yet

I think they look great but my cocker spaniel peggy isn’t so keen - however after 5 mins she forgets they are on and happily runs and chases her ball. I brought them after she cut her paw to the bone on glass and this is 2 week later and she’s running around absolutely fine. Will keep these on for another couple of weeks and then for any further injuries

My dog has worn similar shoes for 5 years now and we have spent a lot of money for this particular brand. (Not to mention the other cheaper alternatives that were a poor fit).These shoes are very similar, if not the same at a fraction of the price.Very happy so far.Looking forward to buying again.