Hip Brace for Dogs with Hip Dysplasia

Product Name:Hip Brace for Dogs with Hip Dysplasia

Product Category:Dog Hip Brace For Dysplasia

Ideal For Breeds: Small Medium Large Dog

Ideal For Scenes:

Relieves pain and increases muscle activity, avoids atrophy and increases the union between the femoral head and the acetabulum.

It is suitable for dogs recovering from surgery or injury as well as senior dogs with limited mobility.

Product Description

The dog hip dysplasia brace wraps and supports in all directions, exerts slight pressure on the joints and muscles of the hip and waist, and its main function is to stabilize and warm the hip joint and relieve pain.

Features

  The newly upgraded dog hip support is equipped with a lifting strap, which makes it more convenient for us to help dogs move.

Applicable disease

• Hip dysplasia
• Arthritis pain and inflammation
• Low back pain/weakness
• Osteoarthritis
• Mild to moderate hip dysplasia
• Limping or fatigue in hind legs
• Energy decreases during activity

Material

• Imitation nylon fine pitted webbing
• Support spring fish bone
• Velcro
• Support bone patch
• Harness handle
• Fastening straps with extra elastic

Instructions

Step 1: Introduction and Preparation

1. Familiarize yourself with the hip brace components – straps, padding, buckles, and any support mechanisms.
2. Choose a comfortable, quiet area to assist your dog, minimizing distractions.

Step 2: Preparing Your Dog

1. Lead your dog to the chosen area and create a calm environment. Use treats or gentle words to reassure and relax your dog.

Step 3: Applying the Hip Brace

1. Gently position the brace under your dog's belly, ensuring the padded section aligns with the hip joints.
2. If the brace has adjustable straps or support panels, make sure they are properly aligned and ready for fastening.

Step 4: Securing the Brace

1. Begin fastening by securing the widest and most central strap first. This helps establish the proper position and alignment of the brace.
2. Proceed to fasten the remaining straps, ensuring a snug but not restrictive fit. Adjust the tension as needed for your dog's comfort.

Step 5: Encouraging Movement

1. Assist your dog in standing and walking gently. Observe how they move and whether the brace hinders their mobility.
2. Allow your dog to take gradual steps and provide positive reinforcement to keep them at ease.

Step 6: Regular Monitoring

1. Monitor your dog's behavior and comfort level while wearing the brace. Watch for signs of irritation or discomfort.
2. Remove the brace periodically to inspect the skin and ensure there are no signs of chafing or pressure sores.

Step 7: Consultation with a Veterinarian

1. Consult your veterinarian before using the hip brace. They can guide you on whether a brace is suitable for your dog's specific condition and provide personalized instructions.
2. Your veterinarian can advise on proper usage, adjustments, and any complementary treatments.

Step 8: Gradual Adaptation

1. Give your dog time to adjust to the brace. Some dogs may take time to get comfortable, so patience is key.
2. Gradually increase the duration your dog wears the brace as they become more accustomed to it.

Size measurement

To ensure proper fit, it's essential to accurately measure your dog's neck and leg circumference. Carefully locate the knee joint on the leg and measure around it. Starting from the knee joint, measure up to the center of the dog's back for an accurate assessment.

Notice 

• The hip brace is bilateral and goes over both buttocks.
• Left and right leg markings make it easier to put on.
• The comfortable and breathable material gives dogs a better wearing experience.
• Can be used throughout the day, just remove at night to allow your dog's skin to breathe.

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