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Our dog Lottie suffered an FCE/spinal stroke last year, and although she’s recovered about 85-90%, she still shuffles her affected leg just a bit. It’s just enough to scuff up her paw pad and break her nails on our walks. We’ve tried countless shoes to protect her paw (like literally hundreds of dollars’ worth over the last 1.5 years 😂🥲): moccasins, PAWZ balloons (both alone and also with a sock underneath), silicone-lined boots. But because she shuffles juuuust enough, her nails inevitably poke...

When I first ordered the Wagwellies dog shoes for my furry son, I followed the sizing chart and chose a Large, as it matched his paw size perfectly. However, I quickly noticed that the shoes were a tad too big, with some extra room inside. Unfortunately, the back of the boot was rubbing against his carpal pad, causing him to bleed. I reached out to Wagwellies for advice, and they recommended cutting the back of the boot. Despite trying that, it didn't fully resolve the issue. Thankfully, the wo...

I love these shows for my husky! They are the only ones she seems to be okay with (well, she really doesn't, but she's getting used to them) and don't come off when she's runs. They are flexible and soft. The only issue I have is the opening on the sides is located where her dew claw is; therefore I use the leg warmers to cover the claw. But they do fall down. Going to try a smaller size on the leg warmers. Aside from that, these shoes are perfect! I also have the Wag Wellies Mojave! I'm...

We live in Montana and when it gets below zero, my pups don’t want to step outside, this will be perfect. This video is the first minute that they had them on, no problem with walking. The MED fits my corgis perfectly. I do wish that I had gotten the solid boot rather then the ones with the air holes since I intend on using them only when it’s cold, ( they ride a wagon when we go to markets in the summer so that their pads don’t get hot on the concrete. Wonderful product, if anyone has problems ...

Ember had to have emergency surgery for cutting her foot on trash in the woods for the second time. She is adjusting to shoes on back feet while her stitched area is still healing and when she is fully recovered she will switch to all four feet! It’s safer for her to wear her little boots than cut her feet because Ember had heart surgery this year and it makes it risky for her to go under surgery for anything. They ended up doing her spay, gastropexy, cherry eye (came out after increased blood f...

I have tried many shoes and I have spent a lot of money! I wished I knew about these first! They’re absolutely awesome and they stay on. It took a little while for her to get used to it but she’s fine with them now. We go on walks all the time and I was so afraid that her feet were gonna start getting burnt Because where we moved It’s very hot. 😇❤️ I just love these little shoes! Just a little reminder for people reading this. Make sure you get the toenail measurement in the lengthwise. I measu...

My dog has degenerative myelopathy and he is weak in his hind legs. These shoes are the best ones on the market for dogs. I've tried them all, including everything on Amazon and even dog crocs. These are the perfect shape and the Velcro secures the shoes well. The holes keep his feet cool and he doesn't get sweaty. They protect his feet from sores as he drags his feet. I do wish they were a bit sturdier as they get wear and tear. We go through 4 shoes every 2 months because of how active he is a...

So Far, So Good—But Let’s See How They Hold Up! My pup has been through a few pairs of dog shoes, so she’s no stranger to footwear. Compared to other brands we’ve tried, Wagwear shoes are definitely easier to put on—huge plus! I also got the matching socks, partly for style but also for a snugger fit and extra comfort around her legs. That said, we’re still in the testing phase. We haven’t walked everywhere yet, so I’m keeping an eye on whether they stay secure or if they’ll start slipping off...