Strider Boot - Black

Strider Boots

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Paw protection

Paw protection

Water repellent

Water repellent

Quality promise

Quality promise

The Strider Boot is an essential everyday boot that helps protect paws from salt, snow and other irritants. With their comfortable design, they can also be used to protect against paw injuries or add traction on slippery floors. The Strider Boot is sold in twos so that you can find the perfect pair for both front and back paws.

Explore the details

  • Water repellent softshell helps keep out dirt

  • Padded with soft fleece for comfort

  • Raised paw bed for a better fit

  • Reflective strap to secure boot tightly

  • Ribbed cuff for added comfort around dew claw

  • Sold in a set of 2

Strider Boot
Strider Boot
Strider Boot
Strider Boot
Dog measuring guideline

Size

Paw width

XS
S
M
L
XL

2 1/4"
2 1/2"
2 3/4"
3"
3 1/4"

Size

Paw width

XS
S
M
L
XL

6
6.5
7
7.5
8

  • Stand your dog on top of a hard surface
  • Place paw on a piece of paper
  • Draw a line along the widest part of the paw
  • Measure between the lines for paw width
  • Download our handy paw measurement guide
Click to watch a video on how to measure your pet
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Machine wash cold MILD
do not iron
DRY FLAT
do not bleach
MAIN: 100% Polyester
SOLE: 100% Vinyl
CUFF: 100% Polyester
Rinse excessive mud off under tap first
Close hook and loop fasteners before wash
1. Loosen and open the straps before placing the boot onto your dog’s foot. Lift paw and slide boot onto the dog’s foot.
2. Gently widen the top of the boot, inserting the paw carefully. Tuck in any excess fur to ensure none will be snagged by the boot. Fasten the top strap and hook and loop closure snugly.
3. Have your dog put all its weight on the boot. Once the paw is completely in the boot, gently press on the front of the boot to feel for any clearance between your dog’s toes and the boot. The boots should fit snug but not tight.

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