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Protector Light Socks - Nonstop Dogwear

High-quality all-round bootie, very versatile as cut-resistant, waterproof paw protection.
Cut-resistant + waterproof (made of nitile rubber)
Good ground contact/grip
Protection against broken glass / hot asphalt / road salt
Pulling dog sports, hiking, mountain tours, high paw stress
Running/pulling sports on frozen snow
CHF 24.90
CHF 24.90
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Size: XS
Article: Pack of 4
floor: Auf Lager
For German customers we issue the invoice in Euro.
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CHF 24.90
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Protector Booties -> 1 pack contains 4 booties

These dog booties are made from extremely cut-resistant material and dipped in nitile rubber for extra protection. The rubber makes the booties waterproof and offers your dog good grip even on slippery surfaces. We designed the Protector bootie for mushing and hiking, but any dog ​​that needs paw protection can use these booties. The product has no seams on the inside to avoid chafing. The soft material ensures good ground contact for the paws. The booties are attached with elastic Velcro fasteners, which ensure a good fit on the paws.

Technical data

  • Elastic Velcro fastener
  • 40% polythene
  • 15% nylon
  • 10% polyester
  • 10% fiberglass
  • 5% spandex
  • 20% nitrile rubber
  • Pack of four
Care
  • Machine wash at 30°C
  • Not suitable for the dryer

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To find the right size, measure the width of your dog's paws

  • XS -> paw width 3-4cm
  • S -> paw width 4-5cm
  • M -> paw width 5-6cm
  • L -> paw width 6-7cm
  • XL -> paw width 7-8cm
  • XXL-> paw width 8-9cm

For easy measuring, you can place the dog on the meter and then read the measurement quite easily. Or place the dog on a piece of paper, mark the width on the left and right (important without allowance!) and then measure the marked paw width.