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PAWZ Disposable Reusable Boots - 12 Pack X Small in Orange Review

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PAWZ Disposable Reusable Boots - 12 Pack X Small in Orange
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Yes, they look like balloons!But so what, if they work!

My Lucy is a 12 lb rescue Poodle from the south, this was her first snow experience and she didn't love the snow at all.I got these boots, and she runs around leaping and playing and running as hard as she can, having a ball, with no problems at all.I had to learn the best way to put them on, but after a couple of trys, they go on very easily.I've had 1 box for a month, and she's still using the same 4 boots that I started her on, so they last forever.I rinse them every time I use them.Don't leave them on after you come inside, moisture can build up inside the boot.

I can imagine that the larger the dog, the more boots you would go through, but for small dogs, these are fabulous.She's not at all bothered by them.

Putting them on, if you are right handed:

If possible, put the dog on a table or counter.That's easy with little guys.
Using both hands, put 2 fingers of the left hand and the middle finger of the right hand just inside the lip of the boot and hold the opening open.
With your thumb and index finger of the right hand, snag a foot and insert in the boot.Make sure you insert far enough so the boot goes up as far as it can.
Give a treat
Repeat for the other 3 feet.

If you are left handed, I would imagine you would use the same instructions but opposite hands.They pull off relatively easily with a tug and a snap.Rinse the salt and sand off the outside, and drain til dry.If you need to rinse out the inside, be sure to let them dry completely upside down so moisture doesn't collect and stay inside the boot

Pros:
Inexpensive
Last a long time
Don't annoy the dog so they don't try to pull them off
If one gets lost, so what, they are disposable and inexpensive
Easy to put on once you try a couple of times
Everyone comments on how adorable she is in her boots (she's adorable anyway, but I'm okay with people smiling and enjoying it)
No salt in her paws
Keeps ice out from between the pads

Cons:
Can't think of any

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Product Description:
PAWZ is the world's only disposable and reusable, waterproof dog boot. Protects from snow melt, lawn chemicals, liquids, soil or sand. Made of natural rubber, PAWZ are 100% biodegradable. PAWZ are designed to go on easily and fit securely without zippers or straps. Fashionable yet durable, PAWZ offers serious paw protection. PAWZ is the most natural-feeling boot your dog can wear because without padding your dog can feel the ground, providing a needed sense of security. Like a sock, PAWZ moves with your dog allowing full paw motion and maximum comfort. Imagine never losing another expensive boot again. PAWZ come 12 in a package and each boot may be worn many times. How To Measure: Measure your dog's paws for the proper size. Put the paw on a piece of paper on the floor and trace around it. Measure the widest part of the tracing from one side to the other. Tiny - Teacup Poodle, Teacup Yorkie & Others with paws less than 7/8" wide. XX Small - Chihuahua, Dachshund, Toy Poodle, Yorkshire Terrier, Papillon. For paws 1/2" to 1" wide. X Small - Chihuahua, Italian Greyhound, Pug, Shih Tzu, Mini Pinscher. For paws 1" to 1 1/2" wide. Small - Border Terrier, Boston Terrier, Brussels Griffon, Fox Terrier, Shiba. For paws 1 1/2" to 2" wide. Medium - American Eskimo, beagle, Cocker Spaniel, Dachshund, Lhasa Apso, Tibetan Terrier, Vizsla. For paws 2" to 3" wide. Large - Bulldog, Doberman Pinscher, German Shepherd, Husky, Labrador Retriever, Rottweiler. For paws 3" to 4" wide. Extra Large - Great Dane, Great Pyrenees, Bull Mastiff, Newfoundland, Old English Sheepdog, Giant Schnauzer. For paws 4" wide and up.

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