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NeoAlly Dog Front Leg Carpal Braces, Pair

NeoAlly Dog Front Leg Carpal Braces, Pair

Regular price $32.99 USD
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A non-rigid front leg brace for the carpus (wrist), supplied as a pair, for dogs and cats.

What it does

Provides medium support and stabilisation for the front leg joints and bones without restricting movement. It is designed to stabilise the forearm and support the muscles and tendons of the carpus and front leg.

Please note: this is not an elbow brace. It fits the wrist area of the front leg. For the elbow, see NeoAlly’s elbow and shoulder wrap.

Supplied as a pair

The package contains two braces. When a dog favours one leg, the other carries more of the load, which is why NeoAlly supplies these in pairs. Ask your veterinarian whether one or both should be fitted in your pet’s case.

If you need more support

This is the non-rigid model. For stronger stabilisation or a splint, see the NeoAlly Dog Front Leg Brace with Metal Supports for Dogs and Cats.

Materials

  • Strong, soft neoprene, perforated for breathability
  • Reflective safety straps for low-light visibility
  • Adjustable closure

Fitting and skin checks

Measure your pet’s leg before ordering and check the measurement against the size chart on this page. Once fitted, check the skin under the brace regularly and remove it to let the leg breathe. Stop using it and speak to your vet if you see rubbing, redness or any sign of discomfort.

It is important to consult your veterinarian to get a proper diagnosis and make a treatment plan.

Zavyro is a retailer, not a veterinary practice. A brace is a support garment — it does not diagnose or treat any condition and is not a substitute for veterinary care. Talk to your veterinarian before using a brace, and follow their guidance on whether it is appropriate for your pet and how it should be worn.

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Check destination height, available floor space, usable width, tread or strap construction and every stated product limit. Product selection information does not determine medical suitability.