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Rear Hock Brace for Dogs

Rear Hock Brace for Dogs

Regular price $98.00 USD
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Rear Hock Brace for Dogs

Highly elastic rubber straps adjust the loop design to your dog's condition and maintain pressure on the legs.

Flexible

The length of the elastic cord can be adjusted according to your dog's needs so that it fits the dog's feet.

Breathable material

The spacing mesh material can provide a breathable environment and prevent dogs from being stuffy during use.

Suitable Conditions

Hindlimb neuritis
Correction of leg force
Lameness
Degenerative Myelopathy
Spinal trauma
Intervertebral Disk Disease
Neoplasia
Fibrocartilagenous Embolus

HOW TO USE

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Step 1

Place the top of the product close to the dog's hocks.

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Step 2

Secure the leash to the dog's paw.

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Step 3

Open the Velcro in the middle of the black strap.

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Step 4

Adjust the length of the elastic cord and attach Velcro.

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Step 5

Thread the long webbing through the plastic square buckle.

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Step 6

Attach the Velcro buckle at the appropriate location.

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  • The role of a dog's hind limb weakness assisted hock brace is to provide support, stability, and protection to the hock joint (similar to the human ankle) in dogs experiencing hind limb weakness or instability. The hock brace is designed to immobilize or limit movement in the joint, providing extra support and helping the dog maintain proper alignment while walking or exercising.
  • The hock brace helps stabilize the hock joint, which can be particularly beneficial if the dog has a weak or injured ligament, tendon, muscle, or joint.
  • The hock brace acts as a protective barrier, preventing excessive or abnormal movements in the joint that could potentially worsen the condition or cause further injury.
  • With the added support and stability, dogs with hind limb weakness may experience improved mobility and be able to walk more comfortably and confidently.
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