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Dog Leg Brace for ACL Injury

Dog Leg Brace for ACL Injury

$98.00 USD
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Dog Leg Brace for ACL Injury

Skin Friendly Fabric

High quality neoprene rubber and adjustable straps ensure
a comfortable fit for the entire leg. 
Osteoarthritis
Mild to moderate hip dysplasia
Limping or fatigue in hind legs 
Energy decreases during activity

Fixed Firmly

Upgrade the Velcro buckle to make the protective fitting more secure and less prone to slipping.

Easy To Wear

Thickened plastic buckle can be easily removed and buckled.

Suitable Conditions

ACL tear (anterior or cranial cruciate ligament, CCL) of the knee
Luxating Patella
Strain or sprain of the knee joint
Back leg limping, instability, or fatigue
Post-operative support
Arthritis
Knee stabilization

HOW TO USE

Step 1

Place the product in a suitable position close to the dog's legs.

Step 2

Apply the four Velcro buckles on the legs one by one.

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Step 3

Repeat the previous step for the other leg.

Step 4

Adjust the Velcro buckle on the buttocks to fit the dog's size.

Step 5

Loop the longest elastic webbing around the chest and fasten it on the legs.

Step 6

Check the wearing effect to ensure a good fit.

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  • The luminous reflective tape makes it safer for dogs to walk at night and outdoors.
  • It is not easy to slip off, and the elastic fixing strap is connected to the collar from the rear leg bracket.
  • Suitable for anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury, patella detachment, and dog hind leg arthritis. Support both legs to maintain the health of the other uninjured leg.
  • High quality material: Made of chloroprene rubber, it is delicate, soft, and elastic, with good shockproof and thermal insulation effects, making it very suitable for use as a dog leg bracket.
  • Pet knee pads provide support and stability when injured, helping them alleviate inflammation. Help treat instability caused by arthritis.
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