Dysplasia brace for dog elbow

Introducing Lovepluspet - Dog Elow Dysplasia Brace
This dog front leg brace is suitable for dogs with elbow arthritis, eczema, dysplasia, and dislocated shoulders. While protecting dogs from calluses and bedsores on the elbows, it also provides heat preservation, improves blood circulation and promotes wound recovery. The elastic and form-fitting design provides sufficient freedom of movement in all situations of tanding, walking, running, jumping, sitting or lying down.See below for full details, usage and size measurement method.

Suitable condition

• Hygroma (prevention and treatment)
• Bedsores
• Pressure ulcer
• Callus/sagging callus
• Lick granuloma
• Mild elbow dysplasia
• Elbow Osteoarthritis
• Skin damage associated with radiation therapy
• Postoperative Bandage
• Wounds, scrapes and cuts

Material

• Upgraded mountaineering knee pads.
• Velcro adjustable shoulder straps.
• Comfortable soft neoprene fabric.
• Easy-to-install elastic chest strap.
• Durable high quality neoprene material.

More details

• A dog leg brace is a medical device specifically designed for use with dogs and is intended to provide forelimb support and stability to help relieve pain, promote recovery, or provide additional support for dogs with limited mobility.
• Made from soft yet sturdy materials, nylon, neoprene and stretch fabric, while incorporating adjustable straps or buckles to ensure a comfortable fit.
• Dog front leg brace arthritis can be used to treat forelimb problems such as arthritis, ligament injuries, elbow dysplasia, and more.
• They can provide localized pressure and stability, helping to reduce your dog's symptoms and promote recovery while maintaining his normal locomotor activities.

Size measurement 

• Please follow the Size Guide below the price, there has the complete statistics.
• If you have any questions about the size, please contact us email: service@lovepluspet.com

Quick tips

• Allow up to two weeks for your pet to fully accept the brace.
• Wear the brace for 30 minutes a day, increasing 30 minutes each day after, for up to 12 hours.
• Consult your veterinarian for specific instructions on when to wear your brace.
• Remove the brace when your animal sleeps at night.
• Inspect your pet for signs of skin irritation. If any are present, contact your veterinarian.
• In addition to wiping the brace clean, keep skin and fur that comes into contact with the brace clean.
• Inspect your brace regularly for any damage.