All Reviews - Crawlpaw

Dog Acl Braces Fix Joint Damage Knee Braces for Dogs

My girl is so much better with braces

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It did wonders on my dog, after blowing out his knee he slowly started having some problems walking. He started knuckleing and walking with his legs out, after using the toe brace he started walking like he did before.

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Dog Acl Braces Fix Joint Damage Knee Braces for Dogs

My dog has suffered dislocations on and off for several years. According to the vet there is little we can do. We bought this brace hoping that it may give him some pain relief during a recent injury. Overall, I am happy with it. His leg is in a supported position. I was very shocked that the dog didn't tear it off as he is normally very rambunctious and tears everything up. I take that as a sign that it feels good on and it isn't bothering him.

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Dog NO-Knuckling Training Brace

The wrap is very easy to put on. My girl is almost 14yrs old. This is hard in her, but she is adjusting well with this wrap. This is the second one I have tried and this seems to be the best one.

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Dog Acl Braces Fix Joint Damage Knee Braces for Dogs

The knee pads fit perfectly!

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Dog NO-Knuckling Training Brace

This is the only thing that keeps my dog going at this point. He has degenerative disk disease and knuckles in his back leg. This keeps his foot upright. I always put a sock on him under the boot so it doesn’t rub his webbing between toes raw. Definitely worth the money.

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Dog Acl Braces Fix Joint Damage Knee Braces for Dogs

Works well for long walks and works well after ccl surgery

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Dog Acl Braces Fix Joint Damage Knee Braces for Dogs

Was not to expensive

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Dog Leg Wrap Sleeve for Anti-licking Biting

This product gave me complete peace of mind knowing that my dog's surgery area was being protected and at the same time letting it breath. I loved this.

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Dog Acl Braces Fix Joint Damage Knee Braces for Dogs

My dog hurt his knee playing with another dog, and limps intermittently when he over exerts himself. We got xrays done, vet thinks it's a ligament and referred me to a surgeon. As this is only intermittent, I'm trying him on rest, red light therapy, and a knee brace before trying surgery. He's a smart guy and hasn't tried to chew it off. He seems to have more confidence in the leg while wearing it on walks.

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