Dog Brace Back Leg Support - Pair of Hock Braces for Hind Legs - Knee Wrap ACL

Description

✔ IMPROVE THE PAIN CAUSED BY ARTHRITIS IN JOINTS: None of us want our dogs to suffer but unfortunately Arthritis is a disease that is suffered by 90% of Dogs in USA alone. Our Dog Leg Brace for Hind Leg increases the blood pressure in the hind legs, thus raising the temperature and reducing the pain caused by Arthritis.
✔ DON'T COMPROMISE YOUR DOG'S KIDNEYS OR LIVER: Certain medications can cause problems in your k9’s kidneys, just like humans. Our adjustable dog braces offer stability and support which helps decrease pain and inflammation and that of course, can reduce the need of taking more medication.
✔ VETERINARIAN APPROVED: The Dog Hock Wraps have been designed to comfortably fit a dog's hock area so it can help relieve soreness in muscles, joints, and tendons. The neoprene wrap also supports the joint allowing your fur baby to move easily and without strain on the joint.
✔ ADJUSTABLE SUPPORT FOR BACK LEGS: Putting it on your fur baby is very easy: Just wrap around your dog’s hock and then adjust the tabs for a snug fit.
✔ SIZING:  It is very important that you as a responsible owner of your pet, take the proper measurements to avoid problems for your pooch. Otherwise this product won’t be as effective as you expect. Every single dog is different therefore it is very IMPORTANT that you measure the hock area.
This brace can also be used in Goats front legs and it has been reported they help heal their legs when injured as well.
Your Senior or Injured Dog would appreciate it
This Pair of Neoprene Braces (non-rigid braces) are VET approved for dogs who suffer Arthritis, Strains or Sprains of the canine hock, back leg limping or fatigue, post-operative support, or wound healing.
Our Hock support is a non-medical approach to minimize arthritis pain, they will not only give stability to the area but by keeping the area warm, the pain can be reduced.
Even though our Hind Leg Brace is
not for the Knee
, it helps to support the leg as a whole by taking pressure of the knee as well as the ankle in cases of ACL injury.