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Dog Braces & Splits
Help your pup stay active with comfortable dog braces and dog splints. Whether your dog is recovering from an injury or needs extra support for joint issues, these mobility aids provide stability and relief. Dog braces offer gentle compression and support for joints, while dog splints provide rigid support for injured limbs. From knee braces to front leg splints, Chewy has a wide selection to help your furry friend get back on their paws. Important Features of Dog Braces and Dog Splints:
- Joint Support: Dog braces provide stability and compression for knees, hips, and elbows
- Injury Recovery: Dog splints help immobilize injured legs for proper healing
- Comfortable Fit: Adjustable straps ensure a secure and comfortable fit
- Durable Materials: Built to withstand active pets and daily wear
- Versatile Solutions: Available for front legs, back legs, and more
Choosing the right dog brace or dog splint can make a big difference in your pet's mobility and comfort. Whether they're recovering from surgery or need support for chronic joint pain, these aids help them move with ease. Explore Chewy's range of dog braces and dog splints designed to support every step and wag.
Frequently Asked Questions about Dog Braces & Splits
What is the difference between a dog brace and a dog splint?
A dog brace provides flexible support and compression to stabilize joints, such as knees or hips, while allowing some movement. A dog splint, on the other hand, is a rigid support designed to immobilize an injured leg or paw to promote proper healing.
How long does a splint stay on a dog?
The duration a dog needs to wear a splint depends on the injury. Typically, a dog splint stays on for 2 to 6 weeks, but it's important to follow your veterinarian's guidance for the best recovery.
Can I put a sock over my dog's splint?
Yes, you can put a sock over your dog's splint to help protect it from dirt and moisture. Just make sure the sock isn't too tight and doesn't restrict blood flow. Always check with your vet for the best care practices.
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