WagWellies Mojave Neon Orange
Paw protection built for hot, dry days WagWellies® Mojave is Wagwear's hot and dry weather boot, designed to shield paws from scorching pavement. Perforated venting keeps air flowing, while a patented slide-on design creates a secure fit that stays put...
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Paw protection built for hot, dry days
WagWellies® Mojave is Wagwear's hot and dry weather boot, designed to shield paws from scorching pavement. Perforated venting keeps air flowing, while a patented slide-on design creates a secure fit that stays put on the run. Sold as a set of 4 in neon orange.
Full ingredient and material breakdown, sourcing region, and third-party testing notes are printed on the packaging and listed here at launch.
Measure at the widest point and size up if you land between two sizes. Free exchanges within 30 days if the fit is wrong.
Free shipping on orders over $49, otherwise a flat $5.95. Most orders arrive in 2–5 business days. Unused items can be returned for 30 days.
Product details
Why dogs (and their people) love these boots
Built for hot pavement
The Mojave design is made specifically to protect paws from the hazards of hot, dry surfaces during summer walks.
Breathable perforated design
Ventilation holes throughout the boot allow airflow, keeping paws cooler and more comfortable on long walks.
Patented secure fit
Wagwear's patented design (US D938,102 S) makes boots easy to slide on and off, while staying securely in place even while your dog is running.
Sleek, sturdy, comfortable
A durable build that stands up to daily wear while staying comfortable for all-day paw protection.
Bold neon orange
Easy to spot and stylish on the trail or around the block.
Set of 4
Each order includes a full set of 4 boots, available in sizes S, M and L.
Getting your dog used to boots
It's normal to see an amusing high-step at first — dogs can't feel the floor through boots and need a little time to re-coordinate. Most pups get the hang of it once they're outside and moving on a walk.