Custom Fit and Comfort: Our dog brace is designed with adjustable straps to ensure a perfect fit for your dog's unique leg shape and size. This custom fit not only provides maximum support but also ensures comfort, allowing your dog to move around freely without discomfort.
Durable and High-Quality Materials: Made from durable, breathable materials, our brace is built to last. It can withstand daily wear and tear while providing the necessary support and protection for your dog's hind leg knee. The materials are also gentle on your dog's skin, preventing any irritation or discomfort.
Effective Protection: Our brace effectively prevents your dog from licking or biting the surgical site, reducing the risk of infection and speeding up the healing process. The design covers the key areas where your dog is likely to target, giving you peace of mind during the recovery period.
Easy to Use and Clean: Our brace is designed with user-friendly features, making it easy to put on and take off. Additionally, the materials are machine-washable, allowing you to keep the brace clean and hygienic for your dog's comfort and health.
Veterinarian Recommended: Our dog brace is recommended by veterinarians for its effectiveness in supporting post-surgical recovery. By choosing our brace, you can trust that you're providing your dog with the best possible care and support during their recovery journey.
| Product Name | Dog Brace |
| Model | RT-DB-019-R |
| Material Type | SBR |
| Style |
Classic
|
| Usage |
Pet Proctor
|
| Whether the folding | Yes |
| Size | Customize |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 0.25-0.55KG |
| Packing | Carton |
| Service | OEM/ODM/Private Label Service |
| Brand | Customize |
| Place of Origin | Fujian, China |
Post-Surgical Recovery: Perfect for dogs who have undergone knee or hind leg surgeries, such as TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy), TTA (Tibial Tuberosity Advancement), or cruciate ligament repairs. The brace helps protect the surgical site from licking and biting, reducing the risk of infection and re-injury.
Wound Management: Suitable for dogs with wounds, cuts, or abrasions on their hind legs or knees. By preventing your dog from licking or biting at the wound, the brace aids in faster healing and reduces the likelihood of secondary infections.
Injury Rehabilitation: Ideal for dogs recovering from knee injuries, such as sprains, strains, or fractures. The brace provides added support and protection during the healing process, helping to stabilize the joint and reduce discomfort.
Chronic Conditions: Useful for managing chronic conditions such as arthritis or degenerative joint disease in the hind legs. While it won't cure these conditions, the brace can help reduce inflammation and discomfort, making it easier for your dog to move around without licking or biting at painful areas.
Aggressive Chewing Habits: For dogs with a tendency to excessively chew or lick their own legs, the brace can serve as a temporary solution to break this habit, especially during critical healing periods.
Protective Barrier: The knee brace acts as an effective barrier to prevent your dog from licking or biting at their surgical site or injured area, reducing the risk of infection and re-injury.
Customizable Fit: Designed with adjustable straps, the brace can be easily fitted to dogs of various sizes and breeds, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit that won't restrict movement.
Breathable Materials: Crafted from soft, breathable materials, the brace allows for proper air circulation, reducing the risk of skin irritation and keeping your dog cool and comfortable during recovery.
Leash Walks: Short, controlled leash walks on a flat surface can help your dog maintain cardiovascular fitness without putting too much strain on the injured leg. Adjust the pace and duration based on your dog's comfort level and the recommendation of your veterinarian.
Low-Impact Play: Engage your dog in low-impact activities such as playing with soft toys or gentle fetch games, making sure to avoid any sudden movements or jumping that could put stress on the injured knee.
Physical Therapy Exercises: Under the guidance of a certified canine rehabilitation therapist or your veterinarian, incorporate specific exercises designed to strengthen the muscles around the injured knee and improve flexibility. These exercises may include leg lifts, static stretches, or balance training.
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