Our ACL leg brace for dogs also known as a stifle brace or a dog knee brace, can help heal your pet from a CCL or ACL tear. It provides support, strength, and stability to the knee and restricts the drawer motion which allows the torn CCL/ACL to heal by allowing scar tissue to build up and mend the ligament.
The Hock brace is helpful for animals who need help keeping their toes in a natural standing position in their hind legs. Trauma along with ligament and nerve damage can cause issues with how the paw stands on the ground. Our Hock brace will provide support through the hock joint to help align and stabilize the area.
Our wrist brace is built to accommodate various injuries and deformities including carpal (wrist) hyperextension which happens when excessive force is applied to the carpus, leading to a collapse of the carpal joint. Typically this is seen after an animal has fallen from a significant height or similar trauma. Older animals may show signs of hyperextension due to the degeneration of ligaments, as well as birth defects and deformities can be supported and possibly corrected with this brace.
Typical Price is $1295, price may vary depending on size, complexity and special componentry. Our shoulder / elbow brace is designed for various ailments and deformities, including elbow dysplasia, or arthritis and shoulder dysplasia and/or stabilization. As well as birth defects or trauma related injuries and deformities.
Prices start at $795 for small farm animals and $895 for larger animals and prices may vary with complexity and special componentry. Our custom orthotic braces can be used for various ailments and injuries such as congenital defects or trauma. Braces can be manufactured for most hoofed animals including custom fetlock braces and knee braces. Our orthotics help animals recover from injury by stabilizing and supporting the area. Our goal is to help your large farm animal live their best life.
Our Hybrid orthotic prosthetic design is a combination design. It's designed for animals that have non functioning intact limbs. The orthotic will cradle and brace the existing limb while the prosthetic attachment will provide a way for the animal to mobilize with a more anatomically corrected gait.