Bowserwear Urban Walkers Dog Shoes 1 pair Large Silver / Neon Yellow 5" x 0.5" x 5"

I was unaware dogs possibly have two sizes. Front vs. Back feet. Silly me.

I have a 12.5 year old Bloodhound, and hardwood floors. These two do NOT mix! We have tried runners and carpets all over the house, but her feet still manage to slip off the carpets and she ends up looking like Bambi on a frozen pond. It had been killing us seeing that happen. She also gets very upset when we try to help her get back up, so the belly sling we bought to use to help her get around is pretty much useless. We first tried nonslip socks- that was a joke and a waste of money. All they do is spin around on the foot and slide down the leg. Then we tried the nonslip stickers for on her pads. They worked okay, but only stayed on her feet for about an hour before they fell off due to her dragging her back feet so much. So we decided to try boots, and let me just say, it has only been a week and she is getting around fabulously! It is so nice to see her being able to walk comfortably (almost TOO comfortably, because she is acting like a puppy again!) I am so glad I went with this brand, because they are very well made and durable. We have to keep them on her feet all day until we all go to bed for the night, and they never cut off any circulation, or cause discomfort to her at all. She has huge feet and skinny legs, and the Velcro straps keep the boots exactly where they need to be. I will be buying a few more pairs!

I used this to protect my German Shepherd Dog’s front paw as it was healing a hot spot . Healer’s was there for me with all my questions and offering more advice.

These booties work well. The way they wrap keeps them on quite well. They are also soft and pliable for comfort with a skid-proof bottom for grip. My doberman in autumn time suffers with allergies which affect his feet which causes him to lick constantly which then causes self-inflicted wounds. Whenever he is left alone or unattended, I put these booties on his feet to keep him from licking his feet. This is the only way I have found to control and get him through this sensitive time. Also he has habit at night time to nest in his bed by scratching heavily. I buy him very good, supportive, and expensive beds that he has torn the covers apart like he used a razor blade. I keep his nails trimmed every couple of weeks. The booties on his front paws doesn't stop him from scratching (nesting) but doesn't allow him nails to slice the fabric covers. For me they do the job.

Works well on my GSD feet when he has his boo-boos. He is allergic to just about everything so his feet get infected often. These shoes work great during those times.