TrAction dog boots have a new foam comfort pad that helps keep the boots on, plus a larger traction sole!

Traction boots are designed to prevent slipping on hardwood or tile floors or for outside light duty on snow and grass.

Breathable fleece keeps paws warm and protected from snow balls in light snow conditions. Generous super-grip sole patch prevents sliding on wood and tile floors. Fastens on your dog's paw with one Velcro® strap. Fleece is not water resistant in wet snow conditions. To prevent puncture of fabric, keep your dogs nails trimmed.

Durable boots for the BEST protection for senior dogs who are having trouble slipping on hardwood or tile floors, and provide greater protection.

Due to the ability of fleece to stretch you should order one size smaller than the size indicated on the size chart if your measurement is 2-1/4" or larger. This will ensure a secure fit

Black only.

Eight sizes

Care Instructions: Loosely fasten Velcro closure, wash in cold water delicate cycle; hang to air dry.

How To Measure For Dog Boots

To measure the width of your dog’s foot, place the foot on a piece of paper and press down on the top of the foot, mimicking how the foot spreads when the dog’s walking.

Mark the left and the right side of the foot on the paper and measure the distance between the marks. Compare this to the boot sizes. The width of the foot should be smaller than the boot size. For example, if the foot width is 1 1/2 inches, order an XSmall at 1 3/4 inches.

Unfortunately, there isn't a perfect solution for dogs that drag their feet. - we haven't found a material that will stand up to dragging and still be comfortable for the dog. Some customers use the Rugged boots and then apply Shoe Goo as wear appears.

Sizes Based on the Width of the Dog's Paw

XXPetite - 1"
XPetite - 1.25"
Petite - 1.5"
XSmall - 1.75"
Small - 2.25"
Medium - 2.75"
Large - 3.25"
XLarge - 4"

How to use dog boots

Be prepared for a good laugh the first time your dog wears the new boots. Remember, they’ve been barefoot their entire life, and like a young toddler, their first experience with shoes will be memorable. Dogs will typically pick up their feet and prance like high-stepping ponies, trying to figure out why the ground doesn’t feel the same. (If you have a video camera, this is a great photo opportunity!)

1. First, gather your dog's favorite toy or treat - this
will be useful to take their mind off their new boots!

2. Fully open the velcro closures and slip the dog’s paw into the
boot (the hook velcro portion is sewn on the front of the boot.)

3. If appropriate, tuck the dew claw in the boot.

4. Pull the closures tight.

5. If the dog is docile and allows you to put on all four boots, go for it.
Then let it run around or take the dog for a walk and break in the boots.

6. If the dog’s unsure about this experience,
go slow and put on one boot at a time, letting it get used to the feeling of the boots.

7. After the boots have been on a few minutes, check the closures, fit
of the boot, and re-tighten the boots.

8. Check the boots periodically during use - this is especially
applicable in deep snow conditions or tough terrain.

Customers have used Ultra Paws dog boots for the following purposes*:
	Ultra Paws^® Durable Boots Strong Nylon covered with lighter, pliable Toughtek sole	Ultra Paws^® Rugged Boots Strong Nylon covered with heavy duty Reprotek sole	Ultra Paws^® Snow & Go or Endurance Boots Lightweight, water resistant, single layer	Ultra Paws^® TrAction Fleece Boots Soft fleece and patch on sole of Toughtek
Use on asphalt or concrete		X
Gravel or rocks		X
Cactus		X
Hot Pavement		X
Prevent slipping on floors	Best			X
Wound protection	X
Protection from snow balling on feet	X	X	X	X
Walking in mud, rain, ice, salt	X	X
Protection from snow or cold	X	X	X	X
At the beach	X	X
Protect people, objects from dog's claws	X	X
Protect dog from scratching	X	X
Sand burrs	X	X
Mixed use on grass or dirt	X	X
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Archie testing his boots in Minnesota snow

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