PawGrip – Waterproof & Non-Slip Dog Shoes
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Maximum Protection in Any Weather
The PawGrip dog shoes from GesundPur provide optimal protection for your dog’s paws—whether in rain, snow, or on hot pavement.
The waterproof material keeps moisture out, while the durable construction ensures dirt, cold, or heat won’t stand a chance.
Perfect for walks, hikes, or everyday outings on any surface.
Non-Slip Sole for Secure Grip
Thanks to the special anti-slip sole, PawGrip dog shoes provide maximum stability on both smooth and uneven surfaces.
The grippy texture offers better traction and prevents slipping on wet ground, slick tiles, or icy paths.
This way, your dog can move safely and with confidence.
Skin-Friendly Material for Comfort
The soft, breathable polyester is especially gentle on the skin and ensures a comfortable fit.
Even during longer walks, the comfort remains without causing pressure points or irritation.
Your dog can move freely while their paws stay protected.
Adjustable Fit
With the adjustable Velcro strap and buckle, the dog shoes can be individually fitted.
They stay secure and don’t slip, even on active dogs.
The thoughtful design makes them easy to put on and take off without compromising comfort.
Versatile for Any Environment
Whether on hot pavement in summer, icy paths in winter, or rocky trails while hiking—the PawGrip dog shoes are suitable for every environment.
They reliably protect paws from injuries, dirt, and extreme temperatures so your dog can enjoy every activity without worry.
A smart investment in your dog’s comfort and safety.
We’re here to help with your questions
Yes, the shoes are waterproof and keep your dog’s paws dry in rain and snow.
Absolutely! Older dogs or pets with joint issues especially benefit from the non-slip sole.
The shoes provide protection and added stability on smooth floors, making walking easier.
Wipe with a damp cloth or rinse quickly under water.
For heavier dirt, wash them gently by hand with mild soap.
Simply let them air dry—and they’re ready to use again!
This varies from dog to dog.
Some adapt immediately, while others may need a bit of practice.
The best way is to first put the shoes on indoors for short periods and reward your dog with treats.
After a few walks, most dogs wear them naturally without any issues!