Wagwear WagWellies® Dog Boots | Single Piece

This single piece option allows you to replace individual worn out or damaged wellies. It is also great for dogs that need 2 sizes for front and hind paws.

WagWellies®, the original Wagwear “Wellington” dog boots are made of 100% durable rubber. The open-vented slits make these dog shoes a breeze to slide on, while also creating a secure fit that will stay put even while on the run.

Our patented design is sleek, sturdy, and, most importantly, comfortable, making for the perfect paw protection.

• 100% durable rubber

• Easy to wear yet secure

• Protect paws against rain, rough terrain, snow and ants!

Vanillapup's size guide

The WagWellies® should fit snugly. For some dogs, it may take a slight squeeze to get the paw through the opening but once in, the paw will spread out in the cavity of the boot. Less movement means more comfort for your dog. It will feel more natural and there will not be any excess weight on the paws. Position the strap under the wagwear label to keep it from moving out of place.

XXXS for 1.3 - 2.8 cm paw width, approx. 2 - 3 kg - Usually fits breeds like Chihuahua, small Toy Poodle, Pomeranian, Papillon, and Yorkie.

XXS for 2.8 - 3.5 cm paw width, approx. 3 - 5 kg - Usually fits breeds like Toy Poodle, Bichon Frise , Havanese, Maltese, Maltipoo, and Coton de Tular.

XXSH for 3.5 - 4.15 cm paw width, approx. 5 - 7kg - Usually fits bigger Shih Tzu, Terriers, Pugs, Sheltie, small Westie and Schnauzer.

XS for 4.15 - 4.75 cm paw width, approx. 7 - 11 kg - Usually fits breeds like Shiba Mame, Dachshund, Frenchie, smaller Corgi, Beagle, Mini Schnauzer, Cockerpoo, Spitz, Cavapoo and Westie.

S for 4.75 - 5.4 cm paw width, approx. 11 - 16 kg - Usually fits breeds like Shiba Inu, Corgi, Pomsky and bigger Cavapoo and Frenchie.

M for paw width 5.4 - 6 cm, approx. 16 - 22 kg - Usually fits breeds like Aussie Shepard, Singapore Special, Standard Poodle, smaller Golden Retriever and Labrador, Goldendoodle and Labradoodle.

L for 6 - 6.7 cm paw width, approx. 22 - 36 kg - Usually fits breeds like Chow Chow, Goldendoodle, Golden Retriever, Labrador, Bernese Mountain Dog.

XL for 6.7 - 7.3 cm paw width, approx. 36 - 45 kg - Usually fits breeds like bigger Golden Retriever, Huskies and German Shepherd.

XXL for 7.3 - 8.25 cm paw width, approx. 40 - 55 kg - Really big Golden Retriever and German Shepherd.

XXXL for 8.25 - 9.2 cm paw width, approx. 55 kg+ - Great Dane.

Measuring tip

Place your dog's biggest paw on a sheet of paper and mark the back of the rear paw pad and the tip of the longest claw. Measure this distance for the correct size. Weight suggestions serve as a guide, and are fairly accurate in our experience.

For example, if you measured your 8kg pup's paw to be a large size, the measurement could be incorrect :)

How to put on WagWellies

Getting a dog used to wearing shoes is a process. It is very normal to see an amusing high-step in the beginning. This is because they can’t feel the floor and it throws off their coordination. They need time to re-coordinate themselves. It may even take getting them outside and on with the walk before they start to realize that they can in fact walk and run as usual.

Vanillapup's fitting tips

• Well-fitting wellies will not fall off easily and paws will be flat on the ground when walking

• For dogs with dewclaws, make sure that they are sitting comfortably inside the wellies or in between the slits. Ensure that nothing is rubbing against them that may cause abrasion

• When first using the wellies, keep the walks short (15-20 min) to help your pup get comfortable in their new wellies. In the event of abrasion, you can also spot it early and readjust accordingly

Trying and exchange

Your pup is welcome to come try out the Wagwellies sizes at our store at Cluny Court.

You can also come by to exchange the size within 14 days from date of purchase. The wellies must be in original condition, unworn outside, free of fur, and back in their original packaging. We recommend opening and trying just one piece first on both the front and back paws to reduce the risk of accidental scratches or bite marks. 

Colour bleeding

Colour bleeding sometimes happens for the red and navy original wagwellies and would be obvious on a white coat. For lighter coats, you may consider choosing black, orange, purple, yellow, brown as we have not heard of issues with these colours. For tips on reducing colour transfer, chat with us.

*We try our best to keep product information and images up to date but take note that they only serve as a guide. Colours may vary depending on your screen. While it doesn't happen often, changes by manufacturers may take some time to reflect on our site. When in doubt, chat with us!