Boots
Breathable Mesh Dog Boots with Reflective Strap
- Material
- Breathable mesh & rubber sole
From £11.99
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Dog Boots & Paw Protection
Ready for any weather.
Paws are tougher than they look, but scorching tarmac, gritted roads and sharp ice all take their toll — a set of boots keeps your dog moving in comfort year-round.
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Boots
Lightweight Mesh Dog Boots with Twin Hook-and-Loop Straps
- Material
- Breathable mesh & rubber sole
From £11.99
Boots
Anti-Slip Winter Dog Boots with Twist-Dial Closure (Set of 4)
- Material
- Padded fabric with rubber sole
£11.99
Boots
Waterproof Anti-Slip Dog Boots with Reflective Trim
- Material
- Waterproof fabric & rubber sole
£11.99
Boots
Anti-Slip Fleece-Lined Winter Dog Boots
- Material
- Suede-look fabric, fleece lining, rubber sole
£18.99
A little guidance
Choosing dog boots & paw protection
When dogs really need boots
In summer, pavements can get hot enough to blister pads — the back-of-the-hand test for five seconds is a good guide. In winter, road salt and grit irritate and crack pads, and packed ice can cut.
Boots also protect a healing paw injury from dirt, and give grip to senior dogs slipping on hard floors. For working and rural dogs, they guard against stubble, flints and thorns.
Getting the fit right and easing them in
Measure each paw by standing your dog on paper and marking the width at the widest point — paws aren’t always identical, so size to the largest. A boot should be snug at the ankle so it can’t spin or slip off, with a flexible, grippy sole.
Almost every dog does the famous high-stepping dance at first. Start indoors for a minute or two, reward heavily, then build up — most dogs forget they’re wearing them within a few short sessions.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
From the Knowledge Hub
Common questions
How do I measure my dog’s paws for boots?
Stand your dog on a sheet of paper, press gently so the paw spreads, and mark the width at its widest. Check both front and back paws and choose by the largest measurement.
Why does my dog walk strangely in boots?
It’s completely normal — boots change the feel underfoot, so dogs high-step at first. Keep early sessions short and rewarding and they’ll soon walk naturally.
Do dogs really need boots in winter?
Many benefit from them. Road salt and grit irritate and crack pads, and ice can cut, so boots keep paws protected and let you skip the post-walk paw rinse.
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