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Dog Neck Brace after Surgery

Dog Neck Brace after Surgery

$136.00 USD
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Dog Neck Brace after Surgery

INDICATIONS

Neck pain in dogs alleviates neck arthritis, injuries, and sprains, supporting wound healing.

Provide Support

Equipped with a built-in flexible spring, it helps dogs experiencing neck related head instability to support their neck and head and stop licking and chewing after surgery or injury.

Suitable Conditions

Neck/head after surgery or injury Cervical conditions Extrusion of the spine Neurologic issues Hernia Refrain from licking and chewing Neck Stability and Equilibrium

HOW TO USE

Step 1

Place the product around the dog's neck.

Step 2

Thread the long webbing through the plastic square buckle.

Step 3

Attach the Velcro buckle.

Step 4

Repeat the previous step with the other long piece of webbing.

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  • Fixation: The main function of a dog neck brace is to fix the neck and limit movement. This is beneficial for neck stability in cases of neck injury, fracture, or need for rest.
  • Support: The neck brace can provide support for the neck muscles, ligaments, and vertebrae, helping to relieve tension and reduce pain. It can be used for dog conditions such as swing syndrome, intervertebral disc herniation, or muscle sprains/strains
  • Protection: The neck brace serves as a protective barrier, protecting the neck from further trauma or injury. It helps prevent excessive exercise or bumps, which may worsen existing conditions or delay healing.
    Postoperative care: After certain surgical procedures involving the neck or cervical spine, neck braces can be used to assist in postoperative recovery. It provides stability, limits movement, and promotes proper alignment during the healing process.
  • Rehabilitation assistance: In some cases, neck braces can be used as part of a rehabilitation plan to help dogs recover from neck related injuries or surgeries.
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