Size Guide

Because fitting varies by model and style, please check the specific Size Chart on each product’s detail page for exact dimensions after measuring your dog’s paw.

Dog paw measurement guide diagram showing how to measure foot width and foot length for dog shoes and boots.

How to Measure Your Dog’s Paw

Follow these 3 quick steps for a precise measurement.

  1. Press & Trace: Place paw firmly on paper and press down gently to simulate weight-bearing. Mark front, back, and widest sides.
  2. Measure Distance: Use a ruler to measure the distance between markings for Foot Width and Foot Length.
  3. Check Product Page: Compare measurements with the Size Chart in the product photo gallery to select your size.

Different Sizes for Front & Back Paws?

Front paws are frequently larger than back paws on many dogs. If your measurement results show a difference between front and back feet, simply contact customer support and our team will help you place a seamless split-size order!

💡 Fit & Sizing Tips
  • Between sizes? Always size up for shoes and boots to allow natural paw spreading.
  • Socks Exception: Socks are stretchy. If you are between sizes, choose the smaller size for a snug fit.
  • How to Keep Paws Flat: Have your dog stand on the paper instead of sitting to get full weight-bearing length.

FAQs

What if my dog is between sizes?

For shoes, boots, and harnesses, we recommend sizing up to ensure comfort and natural movement. For stretchy items like socks, choose the smaller size for a snug fit.

Flatten the fur down gently with your hands or measuring tape to get an accurate measurement close to the skin or paw pads.

No worries! We offer hassle-free exchanges within 30 days. Just reach out to our support team, and we’ll help you swap for the right fit.

You should easily be able to fit two fingers between the gear and your dog’s skin. If you can’t, it’s too tight; if you can fit more than two fingers, it may be too loose.