Walkin' Pets Carpal Style Front Leg Dog Splint
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- 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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10 Customer Questions
I'm worried that this will slide down my dogs leg. I purchased a soft brace with Velcro and after a short time they were sliding. Have you heard anyone mention this? Also afraid to pull to tight so cut of circulation. Any Advise?
Answer by • Mar 26, 2019
Each Velcro tab should be buckled to create a snug fit so splint shouldn't slide, or move.
My dog suffered an accident. He has no active range of motion of the carpal joint. My thought is to stabilize the joint so he can walk on the front leg. Is this device meant for this type of injury?
Answer by • Apr 01, 2019
This splint provides support, stabilization, and immobilization for your pal’s wrist joint. It's recommended to use to heal sprains and fractures, after surgery and during physical therapy.
Will my dog be able to go up and down steps with this on? That is when she has the most issues.
Answer by • Apr 01, 2019
A dog should be able to go up and down stairs with the splint on but the range of motion may be less, so they should be supervised the first few times until they get used to wearing it.
How many hours a day can this be left on?
Answer by • Aug 04, 2020
Once the pet is able to comfortably wear the splint for 4 hours or more in the day, and no areas of rubbing or irritation are present, it’s all right to increase wear time to almost a full day, if needed. If you are unsure how long the splint should be worn based on your dog’s medical condition, it’s always best to consult with your veterinarian.