Pawfun Dog Knee Brace for Hind Leg – Adjustable Dog Rear Leg Support Brace with 4 Metal Stabilizers, Helps with Torn CCL, Luxating Patella, Ligament Injuries, Hip Dysplasia,L

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• Pain Relief for Multiple Conditions: This CCL brace for dogs rear leg is designed to ease pain from ACL tears, luxating patella, osteoarthritis, and hip dysplasia. By serving as a versatile dog knee brace for luxating patella and other joint injuries, it offers targeted relief and helps your dog regain comfort and confidence in daily activities
• Enhanced No-Slip Vest Design: Our upgraded dog ACL brace for hind legs comes with a breathable vest made of soft SBR fabric and a quick-release buckle at the neck. The triangle pull connection between the vest and brace keeps the ACL brace for dogs rear leg secure during movement, reducing slipping and ensuring lasting comfort
• Double Knee Stability with Elastic Fabric: This upgraded dog brace for ACL tear back leg links both knee braces with a smooth, stretchy fabric panel under the legs. The design enhances stability, prevents brace shifting, and allows for more natural motion, making walking and running easier during recovery. The dog rear leg brace secures at the top with a dual-piece Velcro closure, providing firm and adjustable support without slipping
• Strong Support for Joint Injuries: Each knee brace for dogs with torn ACL includes 2 built-in metal stabilizers per leg, 4 in total, to provide steady joint alignment and reliable support. Acting as a dependable hip dysplasia brace for dogs, it helps reduce ligament strain while maintaining mobility
• Quick to Fit, Easy to Adapt: The dog knee brace for torn ACL features adjustable buckle straps for a fast setup and a secure, all-day fit. While some dogs may take time to adapt, positive reinforcement with treats and encouragement helps them adjust quickly. Note: Not recommended for short-legged breeds due to body proportions