Dog boots are a wonderful invention, and can protect your pooch’s paws from hot asphalt, icy snow and everything in-between.

Take a moment to Paws!  Not only are dogs’ paws so deliciously sweet, they keep our best friends moving.

Some trivia: the word “Paw” comes from the early 14th-century old French word- paue, which means “hand or foot of an

Once upon a time humans didn’t wear shoes or boots. Our feet were tough and calloused to guard against injuries. But as the world changed so did our attire. We realized that shoes are beneficial and protect our feet from

If you have a dog-Plenty!

Plenty of germs and bacteria that is… Who doesn’t love sleeping and snuggling with their best friend? According to a recent study by a mattress company a whopping 73% of pet owners sleep with their

EDITOR’S REVIEW

Summer is just around the corner and these City Shoes can help shield your pup’s paws from hot surfaces such as pavement, asphalt, and sand.

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Florida summers can be brutal to little pet feet, but not with fashion-forward Poochy Pawz booties with heat-resistant soles.

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A study out of the University of Arizona found 440,000 units of bacteria along with nine different types of bacteria on a single pair of shoes. The study showed that shoes spread more viruses than toilets.

Toxins from chemicals on lawns

Dogs Paws seem so tough and durable, used every day, everywhere. But did you know they are actually as sensitive as human feet? Many people recognize the need to protect paws from salt and ice in winter, but did you

Ticks! Just the word causes shudders. Ticks are spider-like, egg-shaped, blood-sucking creepy crawlies. They have eight legs and vary in size from about 1mm to 1cm long. Although they can be as tiny as a poppyseed, they can cause tremendous

Although dog’s paws may appear tough and hard, they are as sensitive as human feet.  “Dogs can suffer burns to their paws on days most dog owners wouldn’t consider exceedingly hot” warns Dr. Alison Mason, a veterinarian and medical director