Non-Slip Dog Shoes for Small Dogs with Warm Plush Lining

Hardwood floors, icy sidewalks, salted streets, and summer blacktop all make life harder for small paws. These non-slip dog shoes put a rubber-soled layer between your dog's feet and the ground, with a plush lining for warmth on cold-weather walks. They're lightweight and easy to slip on and off. Each set of four comes in five sizes for small breeds like Chihuahuas, Yorkies, Poodles, and Shih Tzus.

Better Footing and Cleaner Paws

The rubber soles grip wet sidewalks and smooth floors, so your dog can walk steadily instead of skidding. In winter, the plush lining adds warmth and keeps paws away from snow, ice, and de-icing salt. In summer, the shoes add a barrier between tender pads and hot pavement or sand.

They also help keep dirt and mud outside. That means you're not wiping down four muddy paws every time you come back through the door.

Key Features

Rubber anti-slip soles: Better grip on wet roads, tile, and hardwood.
Warm plush lining: Adds comfort and warmth for cold-weather walks.
Stitched sole construction: The sole is sewn securely to the fabric upper.
Lightweight and easy on and off: Quick to fit before a walk and remove after.
Indoor and outdoor use: Works on floors at home and pavement outside.
Set of four: One shoe for every paw.

How to Measure Your Dog's Paws

Have your dog stand on a sheet of stiff paper so its weight is on the paw.
Trace around the paw, holding the pen straight up. If the fur is long, press it down gently first.
Measure the widest part of the outline for width, and the back of the pad to the tip of the longest toe for length.
Repeat for all four paws and use the largest measurements.
Choose the size whose inside width is slightly larger than your dog's paw width. The inside length should be about 0.5 to 1 cm longer than the paw.

Size	Inside Width	Inside Length
1	1.1 in (2.8 cm)	1.4 in (3.5 cm)
2	1.3 in (3.3 cm)	1.6 in (4.0 cm)
3	1.5 in (3.8 cm)	1.7 in (4.3 cm)
4	1.7 in (4.3 cm)	1.9 in (4.8 cm)
5	1.9 in (4.8 cm)	2.1 in (5.3 cm)

For example, a paw that measures 3.5 cm wide fits size 3, which has an inside width of 3.8 cm.

Getting Your Dog Used to Shoes

Most dogs walk a little strangely the first few times they wear shoes. Start indoors with a few minutes at a time, reward calm walking, and build up before a long outing. Check paws after walks for any rubbing.

Shoes reduce contact with hot pavement, but they don't make scorching surfaces safe. On very hot days, walk early or late. Pair them with a dog winter coat for full cold-weather coverage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size should I choose if my dog has thick paws or raised pads?

Go one size larger than your width measurement suggests. Thick or protruding pads take up extra room inside the shoe, and the larger size gives them space.

My dog's paw measures between two sizes. Which one is better?

Choose the larger size for easier fitting. The smaller size gives a snugger, more secure fit, but it takes more patience to put on and take off.

Will these non-slip shoes fit a medium or large dog?

No. The largest size has an inside width of 4.8 cm (1.9 in), which suits small breeds. Dogs with wider paws will need a larger boot.

Measure your dog's paws, pick the right size, and give them steadier footing on every walk. Find more paw protection in our dog shoes collection, or browse our walk and outdoor essentials.