Protex PawZRubber Dog Boots for Small Paws, 24 Total (2 Packs of 12) - All-Weather, Anti-Slip, Waterproof Dog Socks - Black

I love these. I use an XL for my 90 lb Pit/Lab mix. Don’t pull them off. Stick your finger in to “break the seal,” then peel them off. These are the only boots that stay on my boy! Takes 20 sec to put on all 4, and saves me a LOT of clean up on rainy days.

I own a dog rescue so I have a lot of dogs. I bought this for my personal dogs. The foot looks like it would fit the paw if I could get it in but the neck of the balloon/boot is super super narrow and there's no possibility it will fit over my dogs toes to get it on and if it did, it would immediately cut the circulation off. THESE ARE A HUGE MEDICAL HAZZARD! I wasted money on this. I should have just lit the money on fire. Might as well make water balloons out of them because they aren't good for anything else. I would highly discourage anyone from buying these. I don't event think an XXL would fit a chihuahua with the width on the ankle portion of these boots.

The media could not be loaded. On the pictures there are sizes M, L, Xl.My recent experience with rubber dog boots has offered valuable lessons in sizing, especially regarding the different needs of front and rear paws. While selecting various sizes – Medium, Large, and Extra-Large – in black, I discovered the importance of measuring not just for foot length and width, but also the paw's circumference where the boot grips.Contrary to my initial assumption, I found the Large size to be the ideal choice for front paws. This size comfortably covers the dewclaw without squeezing it and allows for stretching the boot even higher than the carpal pad, enhancing its hold. However, stretching the boot to its limit runs the risk of tearing, a factor I’m keeping an eye on as I continue experimenting. It’s good to have options here.However, for the rear paws, the Medium size proved more suitable, and I'm even considering trying the Small size in the future. Because there’s no reason to pull it higher, and there is no ledge for boots to hold.This experience highlights a crucial point: different sizes may be needed for a dog's front and rear paws. Larger sizes offer more than just length; they provide increased volume and a larger elastic opening for a secure fit. Choosing the right size for each paw is essential for the boots to stay on without slipping off or causing discomfort. As I continue to experiment with these sizes, I am learning more about the ideal fit for my dog's unique needs, ensuring their comfort and mobility with each step.

The product is fine. It’s just too small. I need a medium.

Love these during the winter season. My fur-baby is protected from ice and salt and is still able to walk and run normally.

Requires 2 people to put on 🐶. The opening is so narrow and tight.

They have made a huge difference for our dog's paws

Love these but bought size too large for the width of my dogs paws. She is a Maltipoo 12 lbs and it seems the small is just too much extra rubber material width wise - if you are a Maltipoo pet parent size down to the XS - use baby powder to help ease the paw into the lightly coated rubber shoe - I stretch the bootie over the top of a travel size baby powder and tip the powder up side down to let it coat the inside of the bootie and it makes putting the bootie on her paws sooo much easier.