Dog Shoes

Alcott Adventure Boots are designed for dogs, protecting your furry friend's paws from damage caused by sharp surfaces, road salt, and extreme temperatures. They are perfect for both urban environments and mountain trails. Suitable for all dogs, especially active ones and those working in challenging conditions, as well as those with sensitive skin. Ideal for walks, trekking, and jogging. Alcott boots prevent slipping on smooth surfaces and in snow, thanks to their thick, rubber, treaded sole. Their construction from durable, waterproof materials easily adapts to dog paws without hindering natural movement. The wide shaft and two Velcro loops allow for easy wearing and secure fit on the paws. One of the Velcro straps is fully covered with reflective material, while the other is stitched with reflective thread, enhancing your dog's visibility after dark and in poor weather conditions. Dog boots are also useful during recovery from paw surgeries and treatments, reducing the risk of infection and limiting dirt. Benefits of Alcott dog boots: - Package contains 4 pieces for sharp surfaces, hot asphalt, and salted sidewalks - Treaded sole provides traction - Easy to put on and adjust to dog paws - Made from durable, waterproof materials with reflective elements - Black-gray with a white embossed logo in a reusable mesh bag - Easy to clean - Available in 4 sizes: from XS to L How to teach your dog to wear boots? If your dog has not worn boots before, getting them accustomed to footwear may take some time, patience, and plenty of treats. Start by putting on one or two boots, then immediately praise your dog and reward them with a treat or toy. Initially, put the boots on your dog for a short time, such as at home, on a short walk, or during playtime in the garden. Build a positive experience. Eventually, your dog will start associating wearing boots with the beginning of a new adventure! Dimensions of Alcott trekking boots for dogs - size L: To choose the right shoe size, trace your dog's paw on paper and measure the drawing at its widest point. Do not measure the paw in the air. - Width of the boot: approx. 9.5 cm - for a paw width of max 8.3 cm - Height (from the tip): 16 cm - Weight of one boot: 66 g How to clean Alcott dog boots? When necessary, clean the boots only locally, using a mild detergent. Air dry.

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Kurgo Blaze Dog Boots are designed for dogs that need paw protection in all conditions. Engineered for maximum paw protection, they provide comfort and safety in challenging terrains and extreme conditions such as hot asphalt, snow, road salt, or sharp stones on mountain trails. With careful craftsmanship and thoughtful details, the Blaze Boots are a reliable piece of equipment for your pet. The boots are designed with the anatomy of dog paws in mind. Their soles mimic the structure of paws, allowing pets to move easily in them. The non-slip tread ensures safety on wet and icy surfaces. The boots feature a reinforced front and a waterproof upper. A soft lining made of eco-leather and breathable air-mesh fabric ensures comfort while wearing. The footwear can be easily adjusted to fit dog paws, secured with a double closure at the ankles consisting of an adjustable Velcro strap and a rubber band with a stopper. Reflective elements increase your pet's visibility in the dark. Kurgo Blaze Dog Boots: - Protect dog paws from heat, cold, moisture, and sharp stones - Shape designed to fit dog paws - Anatomical sole - Non-slip tread - Soft lining made of eco-leather - Waterproof nylon upper - Reinforced front - Reflective elements with breathable mesh - Fastened with Velcro and a rubber band with a stopper - Do not restrict movement - 2 pieces per package Choosing the right size: To select the correct size, you will need: paper, a pencil, a ruler or measuring tape. Place your dog's paw on a piece of paper (it’s best if the dog is standing during this). Mark the widest parts of the paw on the paper and measure the distance between them. Compare the result with the size chart. Kurgo dog boots are sold in pairs. This is because a dog's front paws are usually smaller than the back ones. When purchasing two pairs, measure the front and back paws separately.

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