Dog Boot TRIXIE 1959 XL Polyester Rubber Sole

The TRIXIE Dog Boot 1959 XL Polyester Rubber Sole is designed for extra-large dogs that need reliable paw protection. Constructed from durable polyester with a rubber/vinyl sole and a vinyl back, this boot shields paws from rough terrain, cold surfaces and contaminants while supporting recovery from minor paw injuries. The boot features a practical fastening strap (two straps from size M) to secure fit and help prevent slipping. Colour: black.

Advantages

This dog boot combines a robust polyester upper with a flexible rubber/vinyl sole to deliver abrasion resistance and grip on a variety of outdoor surfaces. The vinyl back increases durability and helps protect against moisture and dirt. The Velcro fastening allows easy adjustment for a snug fit and simpler on/off handling, while the design supports faster healing of paw injuries and reduces the risk of infection by keeping wounds sheltered from external contaminants.

Suitable for

• Extra-large dogs needing paw protection during walks or work outdoors
• Protection on rough, rocky or icy terrain
• Post-injury paw care to support healing and reduce contamination
• Preventing paw wear from long hikes, urban surfaces or abrasive ground

Key specifications

• Size: XL, suitable for extra-large dog paws
• Upper material: durable polyester
• Sole/back material: rubber/vinyl for grip and abrasion resistance
• Fastening: Velcro strap (two straps from size M)
• Colour: black

How to use

Place the boot over the dog’s paw, ensuring the toes rest comfortably inside and the sole aligns with the paw pad. Secure the Velcro strap(s) so the boot fits snugly but does not constrict circulation. Check fit by observing your dog walk a few steps and adjust if the boot slips or feels tight. Clean the boot after use by wiping off dirt and allowing it to dry thoroughly before storage. For injured paws, consult your veterinarian for additional wound care instructions before regular use.

Usage recommendations

Introduce boots gradually by letting your dog wear them for short periods indoors to acclimate. Monitor paws and skin for irritation during initial use, and remove boots periodically to allow airflow. Use boots during wet, icy or abrasive conditions and for post-injury protection as advised by a veterinarian.