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Dog Hock Brace for Large or Long-Legged Dogs, Medium Support with Reflective Adjustable Straps

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$62.03
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Dog Hock Brace for Large or Long-Legged Dogs, Medium Support with Reflective Adjustable Straps

$62.03
Sale price  $62.03 Regular price  $62.03
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A Dog Hock Brace gives large or long-legged dogs flexible, non-rigid support around the rear hock or ankle while allowing natural movement. It can support the joint during a veterinarian-led care plan for sprains, arthritis-related instability, or ACL and CCL injuries.

The long profile is specifically intended for large dogs and dogs with long legs. Choose a pair or a left- or right-leg brace in the available size, following the size chart and measuring guidance for an appropriate fit.

Key Features

  • Medium support stabilizes the hock joint and surrounding bones without restricting movement, giving your dog practical assistance while walking during recovery.
  • A stay-put angle follows the shape of the hock to reduce sliding, while four adjustable straps secure each brace around the ankle.
  • Reflective detailing on the straps improves visibility in low-light conditions, adding a useful safety feature for evening routines.
  • Flexible, soft neoprene makes the brace comfortable and easy to wear while providing support around the rear leg.
  • Pair styles include two braces, allowing both rear legs to be supported as recommended to reduce imbalance that could place the unaffected leg at risk.

Specifications

  • Brand: NeoAlly
  • Support level: Medium
  • Construction: Non-rigid
  • Material: Flexible, soft neoprene
  • Fit: Long version for large dogs or dogs with long legs
  • Straps: Four reflective Velcro® straps per brace
  • Style options: Pair, left, or right
  • Sizes: X Small, Small, Medium, Large, X Large, and XX Large
  • Pair quantity: Two braces

Measure your dog according to the size chart before choosing a size. Consult your veterinarian for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan, check your dog's skin after wear, and remove the brace as needed to let the leg breathe.

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