Canine Bracing
So Rover can keep on coming over.
Our custom canine braces provide targeted support for knee injuries, reducing pain and promoting healing so your furry friend can get back to their best.
Canine Bracing for Knee Injuries
Knee injuries like ligament tears or arthritis are common in dogs and can significantly affect their mobility and quality of life. Our custom braces stabilize the knee joint, reduce strain on damaged tissues, and support recovery; whether after surgery or as part of ongoing management.
Designed specifically for canine anatomy, our braces offer a comfortable fit that stays secure during walks and play. We tailor each brace to your dog’s size, activity level, and specific needs.
On-site adjustments and durable materials ensure lasting support, helping your dog regain strength and confidence in every step.
Our Process
How We Support Our Clients
From your first conversation to your final fitting, our goal is simple: to make sure you feel heard, supported, and confident in your care. We combine clinical expertise with a people-first approach; so you always know what’s happening, why it matters, and how we’ll move forward together.
Step 1:
First, We Listen
Call us or book on our website to schedule a time that works for you.
We’ll take the time to understand your needs, goals, and pain points, along with any referral details.
Step 2:
Custom Solutions
We assess your dog’s movement through biomechanical gait analysis.
We’ll guide you from booking to tailor-fitted solution, with many braces and orthotics made right here on-site.
Step 3:
Personalized Support
We’ll let you know when your bracing is ready (typically 2-3 weeks).
Our certified team will follow up to ensure we’ve crafted a comfortable fit that helps your best friend move freely.
Meet the Practitioners
Carla has combined her skills as an orthotist plus her 3 decades of canine training, agility, obedience and herding experience to become uniquely qualified to assess, design, build and fit canine leg braces. She teams up with Cathy who also has many decades of experience working with dogs in various capacities.
Common Signs of Knee Injury in Dogs
Limping or Lameness
One of the earliest signs of knee injury is limping or favoring a leg. Your dog may avoid putting full weight on the affected limb or show an uneven gait, especially after activity or when getting up.
Swelling and Sensitivity
Injuries often cause swelling around the knee joint. You might notice tenderness or your dog reacting when you touch the area. This discomfort can make them reluctant to jump, run, or climb stairs.
Changes in Behavior and Activity
Dogs with knee pain may become less active, reluctant to play, or display signs of irritability. They might also lick or chew at their leg frequently, signaling discomfort or instability.
Canine Bracing Options
Our canine bracing options extend beyond knees to support other joints affected by injury or chronic conditions. Whether your dog is recovering from sprains, arthritis, or ligament damage, these braces help stabilize joints, reduce pain, and improve mobility.
- Ankle Braces (Rear Leg)
- Tarsal Braces (Rear Leg)
- Elbow Braces (Front Leg)
- Wrist Braces (Front Leg)
These braces are designed to treat conditions such as ligament strains, joint instability, arthritis, and post-surgical recovery. Custom-fitted for your dog’s comfort and activity level, they provide targeted support to keep your pet active and pain-free.
