Dog Knee Brace for Back Leg Torn CCL

Introducing Lovepluspet - Dog Knee Brace for Back Leg Torn CCL

Lovepluspet.com the brace is made to assist dogs recover from joint damage and offers good protection for the dog's legs. It also stops dogs from licking their wounds and has an impact on the healing process. The dog hip support brace is crucial for protecting joints and promoting your dog's health because it was made for dogs whose joints lack fat and muscle.

Suitable conditions

• Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)
• Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) knee injury
• Lump of the patella
• Inability to stand or feel tired in the back legs
• Postoperative assistance
• Arthritis
• Stability for the knee
• Harm to the meniscus
• Tendonitis-related pain

Material

• Sandwich Network
• diving cloth
• Flat cloth edge strip
• Imitation nylon fine pitted webbing
• Strong Velcro
• Harness
• Harness handle

More details

• The dog's hind leg support is constructed of premium SBR material, which is soft, elastic, durable, and tear-resistant. It is also comfortable and skin-friendly, has good shockproof and heat insulation qualities, and is ideal for helping dogs recover from arthritis.
• Excellent for covering wounds on the legs. To stop gnawing and licking, simply cover the wound in our support.
• The loss of stability brought on by arthritis is assisted by this brace.
• It offers support and stability during an injury and relieves pain brought on by arthritis surgery or an injury.

Notice

• An injury to the knee could result from your dog jumping into a fence or garden. He probably requires leggings like these with those wounds.
• To hold the brace firmly in place around the hip without slipping or shifting, this brace is constructed with a long adjustable strap that fits around the hip.
• The improved version not only adds a harness to the chest and back to provide dogs with all-around protection, but also enhances the Velcro to make it more dog-friendly.

Size measurement 

• Only with the dog standing upright should measurements be taken. The use of a flexible measuring tape was suggested. If you don't have one, you can use a string and then measure the length using a ruler.
• Consult the sizing chart to decide which size to order based on the measurements.
• If your dog's measurements are in between the two sizes, order the larger one.