Dog Rear Leg Joint Brace Heals Hock Wrap for Canine (M, Black)

The actual support is good quality but let down slightly by the quality of the velcro fasteners. However saying that they do stay fastened and have helped support my dogs arthritic leg. I didnt want to spend a lot of money before I knew she would get any benefit from a support so happy with the purchase.

It's not the same as advertised picture and it only lasted 1 month before it fell off and was lost

I got this for my 6 month springer puppy who runs about daft at the woods and in the felidd and doesn't always remember she's just little. So little limps and bruises on her front legs so got this just to provide a little extra support while out. It's sturdy enough for light support but still flexible enough the dog still has movement. I think for the price and what I needed it for it's good. Wouldn't recommend for heavy duty stuff. Good for a light support or to cover a wound etc. I ordered the s/m and its a good fit and room to grow as well.

Don't waste your money

The media could not be loaded.  I have been buying these braces for my border collie who has hyper extention of his wrist.These braces used to be great, would last at least a couple of months (2 walks a day)As time has gone by i have seen a decline in quality of both materials and manufacture with my latest purchase been unfit for use straight out of the bag.No way to even contact the seller to see if they are willing to send out a replacment.

I paid extra as the delivery date was only a day away, as othe sellers were more than a week!This fits my Welsh Border Collie front left leg perfectly, *on right leg for picture* after she tried to shake off the brace ‐ within a minute she was used to it and she was up and tried to walk! Limping at first but soon got into a good walking pace.Please ignore the blood on her leg she cut her gum she is fine, and doing rather well for a 13 year old girl who has arthritis in her hips and spondylitis of the spine.So after letting my dog walk around the house for about 10 minutes I took it off her so she knows it is not going to stay on.When I took off the brace she started to limp again, the difference noticable straight away.The next day out for her walk the brace went on, much to her disapproval! But on the walk she did not limp once.I do reccomend this brace for larger dogs as my Border Collie stands 24 inches, this would be to big for any smaller dog than a Border Collie.

My elderyly dog with Arthritic wrists wears these on all his walks as his wrists can collapse. He limps less when he wears them and I certainly wouldn't be without them. To be as supportive as I want I also add some softer supports over the top to make it all really rigid. All in all they are a godsend. The only fault with them and any product relying on Velcro, it has a very limited life. I have only been using them a few weeks and already the velcro is wearing out and no longer as sticky as it was.

After trying several canine carpal wraps, and even adapted human straps, I had not found anything that would support my dogs wrist well enough.I then came across this wrap and it appeared to have what all the others didnt, good solid velcro with large securing areas, good padding and substance.The price was £9.99 and I ordered with low expectations as it was a lower price point than others I had bought.When it arrived instantly I could see how good the wrap was, soft but firm with excellent velcro pads that really hold the joint firm if needed.We use this on the dog when he is outside and needs that really strong support and it is the best we have come across and also the cheapest.