Five Features of Mat Trackers
(1) All-season and multi-purpose use
These all-weather dog boots can be used actively throughout the year for daily walks, running, hiking, and outdoor activities, from everyday to outdoor adventures.
They protect your dog from heat, cold, hazards, snow, ice, salt, rain, wind, and slipping.
They can also be used for disaster prevention.

(2) Durable materials protect your dog
The spike-like sole makes slipping less likely, and it is easy to walk on rough terrains such as asphalt, tiles, and rocky areas.
Water-resistant nylon material and sturdy, durable rubber soles protect your dog's paws and paw pads in both summer and winter.
(*Not completely waterproof)
(3) Easy to put on and unlikely to come off
The opening is designed with a gusset that opens widely for easy wearing, and a strap can be wrapped around the narrow part of the ankle to prevent it from slipping off.
Comfortable fit is maintained.
When running, small stones that bounce up are less likely to enter.

(4) Can be used for injury prevention and caregiving
They can prevent injuries, protect paw pads, prevent licking wounds, and serve as bandage substitutes.
Because the toe area is protected with rubber, they also help prevent dragging or scraping in dogs that walk with a limp or have a shuffling gait.
The grip of the sole supports standing up and pushing off, especially for dogs with weakened muscles, making them recommended for senior dog care.

(5) Reduces cleaning effort by preventing dirt
You are freed from the hassle of washing or wiping your dog's paws after every walk.
Simply removing them at the entrance is enough, reducing daily stress for both dogs and owners.


Package contents
One pair of Mat Trackers (left and right)
*To put shoes on all four paws (front and back), you need to purchase two packages (= two pairs).


Notes on size and fitting
Dog foot shapes vary by breed and individual differences, so even if you purchase shoes according to size, they may not fit well.
Shoes may not fit properly for very small dogs (under 3kg) or breeds with a long sole width compared to width (such as Greyhounds).
Because the sole is firm, they may not fit properly for lightweight dogs.


Four reasons why dogs need shoes
(1) To prevent burns and cold
The surface temperature of asphalt in midsummer can exceed 60°C, which is very dangerous for dogs.

The temperature at which a dog's paw pads can get burned is about 43°C, so this temperature is too high to withstand.

On the other hand, in winter, the ground becomes very cold, putting a strain on their paws.

By putting shoes on your dog, you can reduce damage to their paws caused by seasonal changes.

(2) For injury prevention and care
During walks, there may be glass, metal fragments, sharp branches, or grass, which are very dangerous.

In outdoor environments, uneven terrains like rocky areas or water edges can cause unexpected injuries to paws and paw pads.

Dog boots can prevent such unforeseen injuries.

Even if your dog already has injuries, wearing shoes can protect the paws, serve as a substitute for bandages, or prevent dragging and rubbing.

(3) To prevent slipping
On slippery surfaces like tiles, it puts a lot of strain on the dog's body.

In such environments, there is a higher risk of dislocation, fractures, or worsening of chronic conditions like hernias.

By wearing boots with good grip on the soles, slipping is reduced, easing the burden on paws and the body.

(4) To keep paws clean
Washing, wiping, and drying paws after every walk can be quite a hassle.

Wearing dog boots reduces dirt on paws, alleviating the stress of frequent cleaning for both dogs and owners.


How to measure your dog's shoe size
(1) Mark on the toe side
Place your dog's front paw on a piece of paper and have them stand with full weight.

Mark the longest claw at the tip of the toe.

(2) Mark on the heel side
Next, mark the point directly below the back line of the paw, measured straight down.

(3) Measure the distance between the two marks
Measure the distance between the two marks to determine paw size.

After measuring the front paw, do the same for the back paw.

(4) Check the size on the chart
Compare the paw size with the size chart to select the appropriate boot size.

If purchasing for the first time, it is recommended to buy one pair first to confirm the fit before purchasing a second pair.

All-season and multi-purpose use: These all-weather dog boots can be used actively throughout the year for daily walks, running, hiking, and outdoor activities.
They protect your dog from injuries, heat, cold, hazards, snow, ice, salt, rain, wind, and slipping.
They can also be used for disaster prevention.

Durable materials protect your dog: The spike-like sole makes slipping less likely, allowing safe walking on asphalt, tiles, and rocky terrains.
Water-resistant nylon material and sturdy, durable rubber soles protect your dog's paws and paw pads in both summer and winter.
(*Not completely waterproof)
Easy to put on and unlikely to come off: The opening is designed with a gusset that opens widely for easy wearing, and a strap can be wrapped around the narrow part of the ankle to prevent it from slipping off.
Comfortable fit is maintained.
When running, small stones that bounce up are less likely to enter.

Can be used for injury prevention and caregiving: They can prevent injuries, protect paw pads, prevent licking wounds, and serve as bandage substitutes.
Because the toe area is protected with rubber, they also help prevent dragging or scraping in dogs that walk with a limp or have a shuffling gait.
The grip of the sole supports standing up and pushing off, especially for dogs with weakened muscles, making them recommended for senior dog care.

Reduces cleaning effort by preventing dirt: You are freed from the hassle of washing or wiping your dog's paws after every walk.
Simply removing them at the entrance is enough, reducing daily stress for both dogs and owners.

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