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Testimonials When Teddy, my Pembroke Welsh Corgi, developed Degenerative Myelopathy, she was fitted with wheels from Eddie's Wheels. One hind leg did not work but she still had use of her other one. In pushing herself around on the good foot, she scraped her pads up and tore her nails. None of the commercial booties would fit or stay on her. Leslie, at Eddie's Wheels, told me to get in touch with Carol, who made special boots to fit physically challenged dogs. Carol's dog Tammy suffered from the same disease and she too was coping with this same problem. Carol's beautifully crafted custom made boots proved to be the solution for protecting Teddys' feet. Her boots were rubberized against inclement weather and the New York pavements. She also had soft slippers to wear in the house.
Anyone who is battling the problems of physically challenged dogs knows how difficult it is to stay ahead of debilitating problems. They arise so quickly. Keeping a dogs feet protected is one of the most important things one can do to avoid sores and infections from occurring. Carol takes great pride in her workmanship and makes sure that the boots fit well. This essential aid will provide comfort and extend the health of your dogs paws. I highly endorse these booties. Thank you Carol,
Carrie Haggart, Founder
David
Leslie and Eddie Grinnell
I just want to let you know that we absolutely love the booties and It is very comfortable for Jake to walk on. He doesn't love anything on his paws but because it will help him walk outside this is the best bootie we have found for him. We will keep you in our needs of booties for the future and greatly thank you very much and we wish you and your family the best Holiday yet! Here are some pictures of Jake on his bootie. Thanks again, The Joyces
Here are a couple of pictures of Buck in his booties! I hope these make it on your web site! Thanks,
Here's a couple pictures of Willie in his new boots! He loves them and they look great! Let me know if they come through okay and if they're what you were looking for. Thanks for making them for him!!! Jeff
I have two Pembroke Welsh Corgies who began having back problems within months of each other. Although they each have a different problem, they both have one thing in common: they badly needed some boots to protect their back paws from "knuckling" and dragging. Store-bought, "off-the-rack" boots just didn't work. They didn't fit right, they didn't stay on.... Then I found Tammy and Teddy's. What a great find! Carol has a wide variety of boot types, and every pair is custom made for the pet who will wear it. The very best part is that I discovered that two pairs of custom designed T&T boots actually cost less than a four-boot set of ready-made boots from my local pet store. And these boot stay on my dogs! Not to mention Carol's attention to detail and willingness to experiment. Not just a "Dog Boot Maker," Carol is a Designer of a quality therapeutic product. It may seem like a lot of bother to obtain all the measurements Carol wants to make a pair of dog boots, but the finished product is more than worth the effort. My dogs' boots fit them perfectly, and I'm sure that's one reason they stay on so well. Tammy & Teddy's is a quality company making and selling a quality product for a super price. Who could possibly ask for better? Jill Jenkins, Tucker, CD and Elaine, Corgi Girl Extraordinaire (and
Beaglejuice!)
Hey Carol, I had to write and tell you about another use for your pup-boots. I am currently fostering a rescue Corgi who was a victim of severe neglect, if not outright abuse, in a puppy-mill breeding situation. Willow came to us with a badly damaged right eye which later had to be removed. Because she is so timid, I was reluctant to place an Elizabethan ("lampshade") collar on her to protect her stitches as she recovered from the surgery, but I was concerned that she was going to damage her incision with all the scratching she was doing. I decided to try placing one of the boots you made for my old man, Tucker (the late Wonder Corgi,) on the Willow's back foot, on the "surgery side." Carol, it's working great! The boot is smooth and soft enough that, although Wil still tries to scratch a little, she can't do herself any damage while she wears her boot. It's been on her for a week now, with no signs of slipping, turning or sliding off. (Of course, I've checked her foot several times during the week, but no adjusting has been necessary.) Even though this pair of boots wasn't made for Willow, they fit great. She's a much smaller Corgi than Tucker was, but then, Tuck had some really "dainty" feet for his size. The boot I'm using now is from the very first pair you made us, and they still look new after, what, about 12 months? Thanks so much, Carol, once again, for providing a truly quality product. Jill
Carol,
I was so under-impressed with the booties I had been using (they lasted a few hours before parts of their feet were exposed) that I though I was going to have to make booties myself. I even had a note to myself to go talk to our local shoe-repair man to see what leather scraps and wisdom he might have to offer. Then Leslie from Eddie's Carts pointed me in your direction, thank goodness! My full-time job is going at a frantic pace, and finding time to make bootie prototypes was just not happening. Now that I have found you, knowing that I can get well-made booties for a reasonable price (without making them myself!) is such a huge relief! Would you please make me a second pair for each girl, since the booties are comfortable enough that they are wearing the booties a LOT? It would be good to be able to switch off, so the booties can get cleaned and dry. Neither pair shows any signs of use, besides a little dirt. One DID get a little chewed up by Eva, my puppy, so if you can make the next pair chew-proof, that would be great. ;-) As far as I can tell, chewing is the only way to damage these booties. Thank you SO much!
Dear Tammy and Teddy's,
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