Neopaws Neoprene High Performance Winter Dog Boots

If you are walking your dog without boots you will need to offer some protection against the bitter cold. Keep the hair between your dog's toes clipped short and his nails cut short as well. This will prevent ice balls from forming between the pads. Coat his pads with baby oil, bag balm or Vaseline before you go out to protect against road salt and wash the paws when you return from your walk.

Our dog boots are ordered in sets of 2 to accommodate mixed sets and dog's recovering from injuries.

Sizing chart at bottom of this page

NeoPaws High Performance Neoprene Winter Dog boots

If added quality, strength and performance is desired, our high-performance shoes are for your dog (and you too). Your dog does not have to be an athlete to wear the high-performance. They are more durable resulting in a longer life span.

This is an injected molding process which resembles that of a running shoe. The rubber is formed and molded to cover the entire paw area of the shoe and rise around the seams. This process has been developed for your dog's ultimate protection! Maximum durability and waterproofing. Ideal for rain and winter use as well as for orthopedic use to protect dog's paws from dragging in both winter and summer.

Boots are ordered in sets of 2

Measure the dog's pads, front and back, including nails. They do fit best when snug and please measure when your dog's nails have been clipped.

Measure from the front edge of the small pads to the back edge of the large pad.

Like the palm of your hand, the length and the width and basically whatever touches the ground.

PLEASE NOTE: Your dog's rear paws may be smaller, so please measure them too.

If your dog's paws fall in between the sizes, choose the plus (+) size. They do fit best when snug and please measure when your dog's nails have been clipped.

You can also refer to our breed reference guide but it is only for reference as their can be a lot of variation within breed standards and does not take into consideration mixed breeds.

If you are in doubt it is typically best to get a smaller size...never larger.