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Therapaw Protective Dog Boot (Single Boot) - Extra Thick Sole

Therapaw Protective Dog Boot (Single Boot) - Extra Thick Sole
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Therapaw Protective Dog Boot (Single Boot) - Extra Thick Sole

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The Therapaw Protective Dog Boot is our most popular boot providing extra protection on the sole helping dogs who have painful paw issues. This Therapaw Protective Dog Boot has an ultra-cushioned interior pad that alleviates pain, reduces lameness and promotes more even weight distribution. The perforated top sole and eye-hole design allow the paw to breathe, reducing moisture build-up at the injured site. If you own a greyhound or whippet, please look at our Hunnyboots especially designed for sighthounds.

  • Extra thick sole for protection and comfort
  • Ideal for a dog with painful paws (arthritis, corns, injury, allergies etc.)
  • Medical grade boot with a non-skid rubber sole
  • Velcro strap to fit securely
  • Sold individually

🚚 £3.95 Delivery or £15 Next Day Delivery 🌎 Worldwide shipping

Review: "My elderly dog’s paw pads are soft and one of them had actually split, I recommend this product as it fits securely, everything else I tried did not stay on. Delivery service was excellent. Although it seems expensive, compared with vet fees this boot is well worth the money." [Margaret, Scotland]  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Therapaw Protective Dog Boot (Single Boot) - Extra Thick Sole

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The Therapaw Protective Dog Boot is our most popular boot providing extra protection on the sole helping dogs who have painful paw issues. This Therapaw Protective Dog Boot has an ultra-cushioned interior pad that alleviates pain, reduces lameness and promotes more even weight distribution. The perforated top sole and eye-hole design allow the paw to breathe, reducing moisture build-up at the injured site. If you own a greyhound or whippet, please look at our Hunnyboots especially designed for sighthounds.

  • Extra thick sole for protection and comfort
  • Ideal for a dog with painful paws (arthritis, corns, injury, allergies etc.)
  • Medical grade boot with a non-skid rubber sole
  • Velcro strap to fit securely
  • Sold individually

🚚 £3.95 Delivery or £15 Next Day Delivery 🌎 Worldwide shipping

Review: "My elderly dog’s paw pads are soft and one of them had actually split, I recommend this product as it fits securely, everything else I tried did not stay on. Delivery service was excellent. Although it seems expensive, compared with vet fees this boot is well worth the money." [Margaret, Scotland]  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Delivery Information

We have two delivery options: Next Day Delivery £15 or 48 hours (two working days) £3.95 Read more here.

Exchanges & Returns

You have 14 days to exchange and return. We know it can be hard to buy online, so try in the house but please make sure there is no dog hair or damage to the item. Read more here.

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  • Can u make a set of dog boots for a cane corso 12cm all around please

    Hi there, I can certainly contact Therapaw to ask for a total cost for this custom request. 

  • My dog has inflammatory arthritis in her front paws hence width is 7cm but paw length is also 7cm should I get TE size note rear paws are only 6.5 cm wide however really only want these for front paws dog is a collie lab cross coming up to 11 years old but active and weighs around 21 kg.

    If you want a snug, corrective fit: go with T/D . If you want a slightly roomier, more comfortable fit for swollen/arthritic paws: go T/E. 


    If you need protection + some correction (to stop knuckling) and want a more secure fit: choose T/D.

    If the paws are regularly swollen, painful, or you want a looser, cushioned fit that won’t compress the paw: choose T/E.

    Measure the paw circumference and wrist (carpus) circumference before ordering — Thera-Paw also uses those dimensions for final sizing. If the carpus circumference is near the T/E limit, that pushes you toward T/E. 

    If in doubt, go slightly larger for arthritic/inflamed paws — better to have a little extra room than an overly tight boot that causes pressure or reduces circulation. You can add a sock/liner to take up any slack if the boot rides a little loose. 

    - Make sure the paw is pressed flat for the measurement (dog standing with full weight).

    - The boot should be snug around the paw but not pinch; you should be able to wedge one finger under the top strap.

    - If your dog has high knuckles, some people size up to avoid pressure on those knuckles.

  • Nerve damage to left hind leg causing dog to limp on on upper paw not sole

    What Thera-paw boots are designed for:

    They’re padded, protective boots often used for arthritis, toe injuries, and paw protection.

    They give cushioning and traction, and help prevent sores from dragging or uneven weight-bearing.

    Some versions (like the Thera-paw RX or Thera-paw Protective Boot) are especially soft and cushioned, aimed at protecting damaged or sensitive paws.


    With nerve damage & knuckling:

    Standard boots don’t correct the paw position — so your dog may still walk on the top of the paw, which can cause the boot itself to wear through or twist.

    They do protect the skin from scraping and help prevent wounds/ulcers, which is very important in nerve-damaged paws.


    Possible alternatives:

    Knuckling aid - Maximus PawsUp is made to gently lift the paw and stop it from folding under.

How to Measure Therapaw Protective Dog Boot (Single Boot) - Extra Thick Sole

Therapaw Protective Boot Sizes

Therapaw Protective Boot Sizes

How to Measure:

T/B (small) - Width 5cm, Length 6.5cm

T/C (small/medium) - Width 6cm, Length 7cm

T/D (medium) - Width 6.5m, Length 7.5cm

T/E (medium) - Width 7cm, Length 9cm

T/F (medium/large) - Width 7.5cm, Length 9.5cm

T/G (large) - Width 9cm, Length 11cm

Therapaw Protective Dog Boot (Single Boot) - Extra Thick Sole

Uses:
As a breathable, protective alternative to bandages or as a bandage cover
For calluses, corns, and warts, dragging toes, torn ligaments, and arthritic or broken toes
For cuts, scrapes, pad burns, puncture wounds or other soft tissue injuries
To provide traction for unstable dogs, or for those dogs walking on slick surfaces
To protect paws against environmental hazards such as rocks, ice, salt, hot pavement and sand
To protect owners and pool surfaces from scratches and scrapes when swimming

Features:
The seamless interior provides a comfortable non-irritating fit.
The perforated top sole and cuff are flexible, which allows proper ventilation and full range of motion.
The front opening lapels make it easy to slip Thera-Paw into place.
The dual closing components provide additional security to ensure that Thera-Paw stays on even the most active dogs.
Designed to stay in place and be worn all day
Easily cleaned by rinsing with warm

Customer Reviews

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Mary Claus
A long journey,to get the right boot in a short time!

After purchasing two different sizes I kept T/E. With assistance from our vet, we decided that the top Velcro strap needed extending so that the Velcro could make contact with the corresponding connection! My local dry cleaners have a sewing lady and she kindly did this on her sewing machine.!

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Anna Crew
Fantastic for post tenotomy greyhounds.

Kent greyhound rescue recommended Thera-paw boots for greyhounds with long toes due to a tenotomy and/or tendonectomy. Expensive but worth the money in my opinion. Hunnyboots are great but too short. Therapaws boots are just the job. Our medium size grey, Phoebe, has done really well with size TE. We do have to put some padding (either a make up removal pad or some folded tissue) between her dew claw and her leg to stop it rubbing as the straps are right over her dew claw. However this is no great effort if it means she can walk without pain. We may have her dew claws removed if the boots are a long term thing.

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Chris Bossart
Good but expensive

Seems to work really well for our springer, however it is very expensive

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Trudy Foulk
Orthopaedic boot

My dog suffers severely with arthritis in one of his front paws, which is deformed and swollen. After measuring my dog’s foot and purchasing a rather expensive boot for him, I was sadddened to find that after wearing it it had rubbed some fur from his toe joints away and had left them bleeding and sore. I found it to be a rather bulky boot for him. I can no longer put the boot on him as I feel it’s doing more damage than good.

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Jane Noble
Westitude!

The Boots are well made, delivery and communication was excellent, sadly so far our westie will not let us put them on him so we are slowly introducing the idea alongside treats! As he has deformed sore paws the boots will be so good for him once he accepts them I'm sure.

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