Ultra Paws Wound Boot and Wrap

Protect and heal an injured paw with the Ultra Paws Wound Boot. Breathable, with a wide opening top, elastic sides, traction sole, and generous Velcro® strap. Includes a Boot Wrap to pull over the Wound Boot when outdoors to keep the paw clean and dry. Breathable polyester air mesh shell to allow air to freely flow in and around the wound area – reducing moisture and keeping the wound area dryer and cooler. The sole is a non-skid PVC material which provides traction indoors and limited use outdoors. (Other Ultra Paws boots are intended for broader use outdoors). Spandex sides allow for a range of healing stages – expands to cover bandage or cast and reduces when bandage is removed for continual healing protection. The top opens wide to slip the dog’s paw in the boot and an interior foam pad help keep the boot securely in place with the use of the two Velcro straps and provide comfort. When the dog goes outdoors, use the enclosed Boot Wrap to prevent moisture and dirt from penetrating the boot. Try to walk on non-abrasive surfaces to extend the life of the Wrap, as it is designed as a disposable product. One Wound Boot Wrap is included in each package. The Wound boot restricts licking or chewing at wounds, but since some dogs may still try to lick or chew the boot, we recommend a product such as Bitter Apple Spray which has been found to reduce this behavior. The Boots is red with black accents, and the Wrap is white. Package includes one Wound Boot and one Wrap. Available in three sizes based on paw width (note that Wound Boot does stretch): S – 1 ½ – 2″; M – 2 – 3″; L – 3-4″. (U.S. Patent 7,971,557 and 8,113,152 and 7,584,721 B2. Canadian Patent 2,486,628 / Other Patents pending.)
Please measure dog paw width for best fit
For paw width 1 ½ – 2″ use a Small, for width of 2-3″ use a Medium, and for 3-4″ use a Large
Spandex sides allow for different healing stages and bandage
A disposable wrap is included for use outdoors on non-abrasive surfaces
Breathable polyester air mesh shell to allow air to freely flow in and around the wound area – reducing moisture and keeping the wound area dryer and cooler