Walkin Dog Splint

The walkin front splints modelled after human splints provide stability and support for the lower part of the front limbs in the carpal and front paw area.

Walkin dog splint. Injuries to the lower back limbs of small animals frequently need to be splinted or braced. The walkin front splint for dogs and cats assists with injuries to the lower front limbs that need to be splinted or braced. Provides full lower leg support and stabilizes hock or carpal joints and under the paw. Modeled after human splints this product will provide stability and support for your pet s lower rear limbs.

Modeled after human splints the front splint provides stability and support for the lower front limbs of your pet carpal and paw. Protects your pet s broken or weak limb the walkin rear splint helps keep your dog s leg in a normal walking position and allows them to put weight on the broken or weak limb. Splint allows weight bearing on a broken or weak limb. The walkin rear splint is modeled after human splints and will p.

The pet splint extends above the hock and completely under the paw ensuring that your pet s leg is fully supported. Find the perfect fit available in a range of sizes to fit your pet perfectly. Adjustable angle will keep pet s leg comfortable and in a normal walking position. The pet splint extends above the hock and completely under the paw ensuring that your pet s leg is fully supported.

Durable lightweight design the walkin dog splint is made of durable lightweight plastic with a cushioned inner foam lining for your pet s everyday comfort. In addition the lightweight design helps with your pet s tolerance of the canine splint. The splints for pets are positioned in the back of the pet s front leg and are adjusted with padded velcro straps secured over the front of the leg. The walkin rear splint for dogs and cats helps with injuries to the lower back limbs that need to be splinted or braced.

Adjustable splint allows for a more custom fit. Use the walkin carpal dog splint for support around the carpal wrist joint for conditions such as carpal hyperextension carpal joint instabilities osteoarthritis of the carpal joint or soft tissue injuries.