Dog Hind Leg Arthritis Brace

Product Description

Suitable Conditions:

• ACL and CCL injuries
• Knee strains or sprains
• Arthritis
• Hind leg lameness or fatigue
• Postoperative support and stabilization
• Knee immobilization
• Luxating Patella
• Tendonitis-related pain

Materials:

Classic Version:

Upgrade soft, thick neoprene fabric, Snug fit design, Fixed Velcro.

Quick-Release Velcro Design:

Easy-to-use Velcro for quick application and removal, Designed for convenience and comfort, Ideal for dogs requiring frequent adjustments.

Reflective and Supportive Strips:

Enhanced with reflective strips for visibility, Supportive design for added stability.

Webbing Design with Reflective and Supportive:

Spacer mesh material, Upgrade Strong Sticky Velcro, Fastening straps with extra elastic, Nylon low profile with anchors, Facilitates free movement with nylon webbing.

Chest Vest Design:

Sandwich Network and diving cloth, Flat cloth edge strip, Enhanced Velcro and harness for comprehensive support, Includes a Chest Girth Strap and handle for versatile use, The Chest Girth Strap can be used independently for convenience.

More Details:

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Notice and Tips:

• Allow up to two weeks for your pet to fully accept the brace.
• Wear the brace for 30 minutes a day, increasing 30 minutes each day after, for up to 12 hours.
• Consult your veterinarian for specific instructions on when to wear your brace.
• Recommended to remove the brace during rest periods to allow the dog's skin to breathe.
• Remove the brace when your dog sleeps at night.
• Remove the brace every two to three hours to give the leg a chance to "breathe".