Many pawrents ask about using booties to help their Tripawd dog navigate slippery floors. If you’re curious to see how your Tripawd handles boots but want to begin with a smaller investment than the ultra durable Ruff Wear’s Bark’N’Boots, these PAWZ Dog Boots are a smart choice.
As we mentioned in our review of Ruff Wear’s Bark’N’Boots, boots can work great for many three legged dogs. However, some dogs will wear them and others instantly hate them. Some dogs have feet that fit perfectly into boots, while others don’t. You never can tell until you actually try them.
PAWZ Dog Boots are made of natural rubber and are comfortable for your dog to wear. They’re reusable, disposable and waterproof, making them an economical, convenient and versatile choice.
Unlike other dog boots, these stretchy, boots have no padding so your dog can feel the ground beneath him, giving him more confidence and ease of movement (this is critical for dogs with neurological issues). PAWZ are the world’s first disposable latex rubber dog boots designed to go on easily and fit securely without using zippers or straps.
The natural rubber PAWZ are made with is strong and stretchy, making them easy to put on and stay put. They’re perfect for navigating vet’s offices, protecting tender paws at the beach, rain, snow or walking on hot sidewalks.
Tripawd Maggie told us about PAWZ because she loves them. Her Mom Tracy finds them handy in situations when they unexpectedly encounter slippery floors.
The PAWZ company was kind enough to send us some samples for Tripawds Spokesdog Wyatt Ray, so stay tuned for a complete review. Meanwhile, here’s more information and links to places where you can buy them.
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PAWZ NATURAL RUBBER DOG BOOTS
Pawz Dog Boot Features
- Disposable and reusable
- Waterproof and durable
- Slips on, stays on
- Comfortable, stretchy natural rubber
Sizing & Recommended Breeds
- Tiny (light green): For paws less than 7/8″
- Brussels Griffon, Chinese Crested, Maltese, Toy Fox Terrier
- XX-Small (yellow): For paws 7/8″ – 1 1/4″
- Chihuahua, Papillon, Teacup Poodle, Teacup Yorkie
- X-Small (orange): For paws 1″ – 1 1/2″
- Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Havanese, Italian Greyhound, Pug, Toy Poodle, Shih Tzu
- Small (red): For paws 1 1/2″ – 2″
- Border Terrier, Boston Terrier, Cairn Terrier, Fox Terrier, Shiba Inu, French Bulldog
- Medium (blue): For paws 2″ – 3″
- Beagle, Bichon Frise, Cocker Spaniel, Corgi, Lhasa Apso, Greyhound
- Large (purple): For paws 3″ – 4″
- Airedale Terrier, Akita, Basset Hound, Bulldog, Chow Chow, Collie, Golden Retriever, Labrador Retriever
- X-Large (dark green): For paws 4″ and up
- Bernese Mountain Dog, Bullmastiff, Great Dane, Saint Bernard
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Would a boot work for a 7 month old puppy? She recently got hit by a car. And the vet is talking about removing her whole leg but I think we could be able to just amputate her paw. How well do the boot work?
Only consider partial amputation if you are considering a prosthetic device. Sounds lik she’s a great candidate! But no, a “boot” alone will not help if you amputate the paw. Get complete details in our 2-part prosthetics for Tripawds webinar.