HandicappedPets Carpal Style Front Leg Dog Splint
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Help your pal heal with the HandicappedPets Carpal Style Front Leg Dog Splint. Designed to stabilize your dog's carpal joint―which is actually your dog’s wrist―it’s ideal to provide support and immobilization while recovering from an injury such as a sprain or fracture. It’s also perfect for after surgeries, during physical therapy, and for elderly pups with joint conditions such as arthritis. Made with a cushioned interior, it’s ultra-wearable for everyday use, and features waterproof, easy-to-clean materials that are ideal for wound care. Putting it on your pal is easy―just wrap around your dog’s front leg around the carpal joint, and then thread fuzzy fastener tabs through buckles for a snug fit. It’s available in different sizes to accommodate dogs of all breeds.
Key Benefits- Provides support, stabilization and immobilization for your pal’s wrist joint.
- Perfect to help heal sprains and fractures, after surgery and during physical therapy.
- Ideal for elderly pups with mobility issues or joint conditions such as arthritis.
- Made of lightweight, waterproof, durable exterior with comfy, cushioned inner lining for everyday wear.
- Comes in different sizes to accommodate dogs of all breeds and builds.
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Item Number122971
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BrandWalkin' Pets
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LifestageSenior, Adult
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Breed SizeExtra Small & Toy Breeds
Size | Total Length |
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X-Small | 5 inches |
Small | 5.75 inches |
Medium | 6.25 inches |
Large | 6.5 inches |
X-Large | 7.5 inches |
How to Measure: To determine correct carpal splint size, measure from the top of paw at the point located on the backside of the leg to the midpoint between carpal joint and elbow. The Walkin' Carpal Splint will support the wrist or carpus only and does not extend under the foot or paw of the animal. If full lower limb bracing is needed, please see the HandicappedPets Front Leg Dog & Cat Splint
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Narrow in Circumference
By EvaGS on Nov 23, 2020
I had 2 CUSTOM braces made for my shepherd after surgery. The brace on the foot was too narrow & deformed her foot. So I had it remade, and the 2nd was too big. I tried this brace in hope that it would help (she has hyper=extended ligament in both front legs) although it did not have the shoe portion, which is best, but I was desperate and I This brace is well made,however, it did not fit because it is way too narrow & puts too much pressure on the leg. The company needs to include measures, NOT JUST the dog's circumference, but the INSIDE circumference of the brace from where the padding starts, not where the plastic framework is. If the dog's leg measure 5" the inside fit needs to be 5". I had 2 CUSTOM braces made for my shepherd after surgery. The brace on the foot was too narrow & deformed her foot. So I had it remade, and the 2nd was too big. I tried this brace in hope that it would help (she has hyper=extended ligament in both front legs) although it did not have the shoe portion, which is best, but I was desperate and I This brace is well made,however, it did not fit because it is way too narrow & puts too much pressure on the leg. The company needs to include measures, NOT JUST the dog's circumference, but the INSIDE circumference of the brace from where the padding starts, not where the plastic framework is. If the dog's leg measure 5" the inside fit needs to be 5". IF they are will to do that, this brace may help in minor injuries.Otherwise, if it is a medical condition, I would have your vet measure for a custom brace. I am having a 3rd custom made-expensive! but in the long run, it is medically better. … more
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Too small.........................
By MMorgan on Dec 11, 2020
Ordered an XL. Only made for small dogs. Way to small.....................................................................................
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Great Splint
By Didi on Sep 30, 2020
My Lab tolerated wearing this splint for a couple of weeks before she chewed one of the straps off
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Great splint
By HeatherNJ on Jul 21, 2020
My GSD uses this splint with ease-it is very sturdy and does what it should.
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Millie's brace
By Millie on Feb 27, 2020
Millie is an older dog who is missing her left front leg following amputation several years ago. The remaining right front leg has weakened substantially and the paw turns inward. This brace is easy for her to wear and does give some support, which is a definite improvement.
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Great Splint for Carpal problems
By cindylou on Apr 9, 2019
This was purchased for my 9 year old German Shepard, whose front legs are going bad. Her ligaments from her Carpal down to her foot are stretched. This seems to fit her well and I only use this when I take her for a short walk. This keeps her leg upright. Its very sad to see, but as long as we can go on short walks together this seems to make her happy and I know her ligaments are stable. It does slip a little but were still working with adjustments.
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So small for an XL
By Heart on May 25, 2019
Have a Great Pyrenees... was really counting on this to help him walk but it didn’t even come close to fitting. Knew as soon as I looked at it. Way to narrow. Will not fit any dog unless they have small sticks for legs. No bulk or husky dog.
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WORKS WELL
By LWEE on Apr 10, 2019
I have a 14 1/2 year old Belgian Malinois who is in good health but he abused his body a lot. His pasterns are broken down, his feet are flat and he has arthritis. His left front leg has an old injury and a toe where the tendon was ripped. This has put extra work on his right leg which has much arthritis now. I tried several homemade braces but nothing worked. So I bought this for him for his weak left side. I use a sock under it for padding. He actually seems to accept it and I noticed he can stand better without his legs being both bowed out as his wrist. My only complaint is that the large which according to measurements should have fit him perfectly but it is a bit too large. The velcro I have a 14 1/2 year old Belgian Malinois who is in good health but he abused his body a lot. His pasterns are broken down, his feet are flat and he has arthritis. His left front leg has an old injury and a toe where the tendon was ripped. This has put extra work on his right leg which has much arthritis now. I tried several homemade braces but nothing worked. So I bought this for him for his weak left side. I use a sock under it for padding. He actually seems to accept it and I noticed he can stand better without his legs being both bowed out as his wrist. My only complaint is that the large which according to measurements should have fit him perfectly but it is a bit too large. The velcro is as tight as it goes. I don't know for sure if I have it on correctly but it stays on and does not seem to bother him. In fact I think it may be more comfortable. His right wrist would bow in after walking for some time and this has not happened. … more