A device (10) for elevating the injured claw of a cloven hooted animal, particularly but not exclusively a bovine animal, is described. The device comprises means (12) lor receiving the claw of a cloven hoofed animal and means (16) for retaining a hoof block (20).

A flexible and adaptable horseshoe for cloven hooves of animals, with a polyurethane base (1) adapted and fixed to the cloven hoof (9) of the animal by adhesive. The base (1) is elongated and flexible is formed by a plurality of equal primary units (3) joined in line one after the other, by flexible attachment. Each of the primary units (3) has a stud (5) with an upper base (11) for the support of the cloven hoof (9) and a lower base (12), and a flexible parietal flap (4) fixed obliquely to the upper base (11) of the stud (5), arranged in use on the lateral part of the cloven hoof (9). The parietal flaps (4) are configured to adapt to the shape of the cloven hoof (9) and close on the lateral part of the cloven hoof (9) when receiving the weight of the animal.

Various implementations include a pet boot. The boot includes a body and a cuff. The body has a top portion and a bottom portion coupled to the top portion. The top and bottom portions define an inner cavity and a leg opening extending to the inner cavity. The cuff includes a plurality of strands and a band. The plurality of strands each have a first end and a second end spaced apart and opposite the first end. The second end of each strand is coupled to the body adjacent the leg opening. The band forms a loop. The first end of each of the strands is coupled to the band. Each of the stands are spaced apart from each other around the leg opening such that a plurality of cuff openings are defined by the plurality of strands, the band, and the body.

Various implementations include a pet boot. The boot includes a body and a cuff. The body has a top portion and a bottom portion coupled to the top portion. The top and bottom portions define an inner cavity and a leg opening extending to the inner cavity. The cuff includes a plurality of strands and a band. The plurality of strands each have a first end and a second end spaced apart and opposite the first end. The second end of each strand is coupled to the body adjacent the leg opening. The band forms a loop. The first end of each of the strands is coupled to the band. Each of the stands are spaced apart from each other around the leg opening such that a plurality of cuff openings are defined by the plurality of strands, the band, and the body.