Dog Leg Braces for Back Legs, Canine Hock Brace for Rear Legs with Metal Strips and Safety Reflective Straps, Joint Warps Support Help Hind Legs Injuries Sprains Arthritis Torn ACL(1 Pair)

This is an excellent dog brace, while our pet recovers from an ACL sprain. Yes, Velcro is always stickiest when you first use it but it does loosen up and become easier overtime. It also helps tremendously if you roll back the straps all the way before putting on the brace and you won’t have an issue with straps you aren’t fastening sticking to each other. The first step is to measure carefully and select the right brace based on the measurements not the size of your dog as dogs have very different types of leg and body lengths. Then apply it with the hawk joint centered between the middle straps as shown, and allow your dog to get used to it. If you are diligent about this part, you’ll be happy with the results because the brace does work very well.

I couldn't get the dog to stop trying to chew it off her leg.. I wouldn't recommend it if your dog has an attitude.. lol

Helped stabilize my dog quite a bit until we realized there’s a hip problem too. My dog is about 53lbs but super skinny legs. We could have gone a size smaller. She walks a bit peg legged in them, but that helps recovery. Arthritis in older dogs is horrible to watch, so anything that provides some comfort is a help.

The measurements are WAYYYY OFF! I don't know where they come up with them. This would be a lovely brace, if it only would be big enough to get around the dog's hock. Sure the straps are long enough, but the brace itself needs to be bigger to wrap around more completely. As to the review that complained that there is no hole for the knee, well it is not indented for the knee.

My dog saw two different veterinarians during the tine she wore these and both vets told me they weren’t going anything for her. One vet added ‘just throw them in the trash’. In fairness to the manufacturer, her rear legs are pretty weak.