Clancy has loss of control of hind legs which causes them to slide out from under him on stairs and slippery floors. He also drags his paws and damages them

Rick writes: "We received the dog boots today, and Clancy doesn't seem to mind them at all. He has showed no irritation, and he has not attempted to chew them. I noticed that, as you said in the instructions, it is crucial to get the lower strap tight to keep the boots from sliding down. The boots appear to be satisfying the primary reason we ordered them - to provide traction for his hind legs on our slippery interior floors and stairs because he has lost some of the motor control in his hind legs and drags his feet. He has gone up the slippery hardwood steps twice now, and, while he hesitated somewhat because of his recent experience with the steps, his hind legs did not slip on the steps either time. If anything, he had become conditioned to slipping, and he is now having to make some adjustment to manage the amount of traction now available. "

Jane, Sasha's owner writes:

Sasha has not walked for seven weeks now following spinal surgery, her progress has been painfully slow.

Saturday morning the boots arrived, Sasha could not walk or stand herself up. We tried the boots on her and by Saturday evening she
could stand herself up. Today I put her out on the patio with the boots on and not only has she manged to stand herself up but she has also walked the 6-7 metres back into the house.

I know the boots haven't magically made her walk, but they have stopped her from slipping and they are also protecting her paws from the scrapping so they have given her the confidence to try to walk.

Dorothie writes:

Thanks for the boots. With some experimentation I think that I have the method in hand. I did have to get some bitter apple as my puppy wanted to chew on the front ones.

They fit and they stay on - you are right, they have to go on tight. They don't twist and I really appreciate them. Zora, our puppy, loves them. She was already bouncing a mile high the first time we put them on and they keep the girls from slipping on the hardwood floor - you know that fur between the toes.

I have enclosed a picture. As always Penny is her most composed self and Zora - well, Zora is seven months old and was in a silly mood.

I tried three other kinds of boots before I found you. My return mail bill was high. Thank goodness for the Internet. Who would guess that I could find the right boots in Ireland while sitting here in California?

Marcia writes:

We are so gratefull to have found your "Dog Boots". They have been a lifesaver. Ellee had surgery in April for a detached tendon on her left hind foot. Since that time we have had to try and keep her as quiet as possible. Until we found your wonderful boots it was very difficult to keep her from slipping on our hardwood floors. When she would get excited her front feet would loose traction and she would fall. We were so afraid she would undo the surgery and re-injure the tendon. Your boots work wonderfully and she doesn't mind wearing them at all, as you can see from the attached pictures.