Large Dog Boots

Take a step in the right direction by providing your large dog with the most comfortable and best fitting dog boots. With anti-slip soles and reflective details, Pet Pawsabilities™ Large Dog Boots protect even the largest of paws all season long.     Pet Pawsabilities™ Large Dog Boots Easy to put on and easy to adjust, Pet Pawsabilities™ dog boots are the best choice for your large dog. Easy On/Off. It’s so easy to put on and remove your dog’s boots. Non-Slip. Prevent slipping, sliding, and injuries with anti-slip rubber soles. Weather Resistant. Made with weather-resistant, waterproof microfiber leather and jacket fabric. Breathable mesh for ultimate ventilation and flexibility. Adjustable Fit. An adjustable, reflective wraparound strap offers a secure fit and high visibility at night.         How to measure your dog's paws for the right fit:    Large Dog Breeds Need Special Care It can be tough being big. Large dog breeds are susceptible to health problems that smaller breeds might not face. The right dog boots are just one step in providing the special care they need. Health Needs Large breed dogs are susceptible to certain joint conditions because of their size. Prevention and care start from the paws up. Non-slip dog boots provide better traction on slippery floors and terrains. The right dog boots also give relief to impaired and arthritic dogs and prevent serious injuries. With anti-slip rubber soles, our boots are the right choice for your large breed dog. Exercise Needs While not all large dogs are full of energy, they all need enough space to live comfortably and exercise daily. The right exercise and diet will keep your pup at a healthy weight, supporting healthy bones and joints. Nutritional Needs Your large dog needs food specifically made for big dogs. High in fatty acids and other joint healthy ingredients, large breed food is a great addition to your dog’s care. But just because your dog is a large breed doesn’t mean that they require a huge meal. Overfeeding a large breed puppy can boost their growth spurts, and too much growth too quickly can lead to joint and bone problems.    Questions? Concerns? Contact us at support@petpawsabilities.com