Anti-Knuckling, Anti-Dragging
Anti-Knuckling, Anti-Dragging24 Products
CANINE MOBILITY ANTI-KNUCKLING DEVICE
When all else has failed, we help your dog walk again
The Canine Mobility Anti-Knuckling Device (AKD) is comprised of an elastic shock cord that connects at one end to a dog harness (not included) and to a material paw strap at the other end (see inset diagrams). The paw strap is configured to include a toe loop that fits around the dog’s two middle toes, and a metatarsal loop that fits around the dog’s leg at the lower end of the metatarsus (above the paw). This configuration assists with both the forward movement of the dog’s hind leg and the upward movement of the dog’s toes, effectively preventing or reducing the frequency of hind leg knuckling.
BIKO RESISTANCE MOBILITY BANDS
Elastic Bands that Help to Bring Back Legs Forward in Weak Dogs
Progressive resistance bands help mobilize both hind limbs for dogs with back leg weakness 
Keeping Seniors, Injured, or Weak Dogs Safe at Home
| VITAL TIPS |
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| What are your choices for dragging paws or dogs that knuckle? |
| There are many conditions that result in weakness/knuckling/dragging including DM (degenerative myelopathy), sciatic nerve injury, and disc disease. If you have a pet that's dragging and you want a device to help them get around, the most important thing to remember is that the device should be lightweight (they are already having trouble moving and can't handle anything heavy) and that it is "assistive" (it either helps them directly OR it helps you to help them). |
| A harness is "assistive" - it helps you help them get around. A harness is a must-have because these pets need help getting up, standing, and/or walking. So scrap the collar and opt for a comfortable, lightweight, padded harness. Next . . . what can be done to reduce knuckling? Yes, I'm getting to that :-) |
| To figure out the best device for your pet, you have to determine their current ability as well as their prognosis. Does your pet have an injury and is improving or is this a progressive condition? For pets that are improving, you may be able to get away with a device that is less "assistive". For pets with a progressive condition, like DM, then you are looking for a device that's more "assistive" and can possibly be modified to increase assistance when the pet needs more help. Below is a quick description of different devices and their recommended uses: |
| The No-Knuckling Sock reduces knuckling of the toes. It is meant for short-term use (a few minutes at a time). Dogs should be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. This device is ultralight, leaves the toes free, and and is made for either to front or hind paw. |
| The Toe-Up Sling reduces knuckling of the toes. It is similar to No-Knuckling Sock and allows the paw to remain uncovered. Both devices require that dogs be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. |
| The Hindlimb Dorsi-Flex Assist reduces knuckling of the toes and helps to flex the ankle. It offers paw protection via the boot, and can be worn for up to a few hours at a time. Again, this device requires that dogs be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. This is a prescription item that needs to be ordered by a veterinary professional and can be made for the front or back paw. |
| The Biko Resistance Bands are used for dogs that have whole hind leg weakness. It helps to bring both hind legs forward during walking. It does not cover the paw; the ankle cuffs are attached to a harness using the elastic resistance bands. |
| There are variations and modifications to the above devices - contact your veterinary rehab professional for more information. |
NO-KNUCKLING HIND PAW SOCK
No-Knuckling Training Sock helps dogs pick up their feet when knuckling under or dragging their rear paws.
- Provides corrective paw placement
- Ideal for in-clinic use by veterinarians and canine rehabilitation professionals, the Walkin’ training dog sock was designed by Renee Mills, VT, CCRP to help dogs with IVDD, DM, Wobbler’s (CVI), FCE, Cervical Disc Disease, and Neurological disorders causing knuckling of the rear paw.
- Great for at-home exercise in between therapy sessions. Consult with your veterinarian or canine rehabilitation professional before using this temporary training tool.
- Lightweight, comfortable, and adjustable
See this article for tips and trips on providing traction and safety in the home.
Keeping your Senior, Injured, or Weak Dog Safe in the Home
| VITAL TIPS |
|---|
| What are your choices for dragging paws or dogs that knuckle? |
| There are many conditions that result in weakness/knuckling/dragging including DM (degenerative myelopathy), sciatic nerve injury, and disc disease. If you have a pet that's dragging and you want a device to help them get around, the most important thing to remember is that the device should be lightweight (they are already having trouble moving and can't handle anything heavy) and that it is "assistive" (it either helps them directly OR it helps you to help them). |
| A harness is "assistive" - it helps you help them get around. A harness is a must-have because these pets need help getting up, standing, and/or walking. So scrap the collar and opt for a comfortable, lightweight, padded harness. Next . . . what can be done to reduce knuckling? Yes, I'm getting to that :-) |
| To figure out the best device for your pet, you have to determine their current ability as well as their prognosis. Does your pet have an injury and is improving or is this a progressive condition? For pets that are improving, you may be able to get away with a device that is less "assistive". For pets with a progressive condition, like DM, then you are looking for a device that's more "assistive" and can possibly be modified to increase assistance when the pet needs more help. Below is a quick description of different devices and their recommended uses: |
| The No-Knuckling Sock reduces knuckling of the toes. It is meant for short-term use (a few minutes at a time). Dogs should be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. This device is ultralight, leaves the toes free, and and is made for either to front or hind paw. |
| The Toe-Up Sling reduces knuckling of the toes. It is similar to No-Knuckling Sock and allows the paw to remain uncovered. Both devices require that dogs be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. |
| The Hindlimb Dorsi-Flex Assist reduces knuckling of the toes and helps to flex the ankle. It offers paw protection via the boot, and can be worn for up to a few hours at a time. Again, this device requires that dogs be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. This is a prescription item that needs to be ordered by a veterinary professional and can be made for the front or back paw. |
| The Biko Resistance Bands are used for dogs that have whole hind leg weakness. It helps to bring both hind legs forward during walking. It does not cover the paw; the ankle cuffs are attached to a harness using the elastic resistance bands. |
| There are variations and modifications to the above devices - contact your veterinary rehab professional for more information. |
THERAPAW HINDLIMB DORSI-FLEX ASSIST
The Hindlimb Dorsi-Flex Assist reduces dragging and knuckling of the hind paw and helps to flex the ankle/tarsus. It is used as a mobility aid for pets with weak lower/distal hindlimbs.
Customized for a variety of distal hindlimb conditions including but not limited to: * Early stage DM or Wobblers * Sciatic nerve injury * Lumbosacral disease
Pets should have functional control of hip and stifle.
Keeping your Senior, Injured, or Weak Dog Safe in the Home
| VITAL TIPS |
|---|
| What are your choices for dragging paws or dogs that knuckle? |
| There are many conditions that result in weakness/knuckling/dragging including DM (degenerative myelopathy), sciatic nerve injury, and disc disease. If you have a pet that's dragging and you want a device to help them get around, the most important thing to remember is that the device should be lightweight (they are already having trouble moving and can't handle anything heavy) and that it is "assistive" (it either helps them directly OR it helps you to help them). |
| A harness is "assistive" - it helps you help them get around. A harness is a must-have because these pets need help getting up, standing, and/or walking. So scrap the collar and opt for a comfortable, lightweight, padded harness. Next . . . what can be done to reduce knuckling? Yes, I'm getting to that :-) |
| To figure out the best device for your pet, you have to determine their current ability as well as their prognosis. Does your pet have an injury and is improving or is this a progressive condition? For pets that are improving, you may be able to get away with a device that is less "assistive". For pets with a progressive condition, like DM, then you are looking for a device that's more "assistive" and can possibly be modified to increase assistance when the pet needs more help. Below is a quick description of different devices and their recommended uses: |
| The No-Knuckling Sock reduces knuckling of the toes. It is meant for short-term use (a few minutes at a time). Dogs should be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. This device is ultralight, leaves the toes free, and and is made for either to front or hind paw. |
| The Toe-Up Sling reduces knuckling of the toes. It is similar to No-Knuckling Sock and allows the paw to remain uncovered. Both devices require that dogs be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. |
| The Hindlimb Dorsi-Flex Assist reduces knuckling of the toes and helps to flex the ankle. It offers paw protection via the boot, and can be worn for up to a few hours at a time. Again, this device requires that dogs be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. This is a prescription item that needs to be ordered by a veterinary professional and can be made for the front or back paw. |
| The Biko Resistance Bands are used for dogs that have whole hind leg weakness. It helps to bring both hind legs forward during walking. It does not cover the paw; the ankle cuffs are attached to a harness using the elastic resistance bands. |
| There are variations and modifications to the above devices - contact your veterinary rehab professional for more information. |
SCIATIC NERVE TOE UP SLING
When your pet is limping due to discomfort caused by an injury or instability, our adaptive devices to restore your pet’s mobility
Keeping your Senior, Injured, or Weak Dog Safe in the Home
| VITAL TIPS |
|---|
| What are your choices for dragging paws or dogs that knuckle? |
| There are many conditions that result in weakness/knuckling/dragging including DM (degenerative myelopathy), sciatic nerve injury, and disc disease. If you have a pet that's dragging and you want a device to help them get around, the most important thing to remember is that the device should be lightweight (they are already having trouble moving and can't handle anything heavy) and that it is "assistive" (it either helps them directly OR it helps you to help them). |
| A harness is "assistive" - it helps you help them get around. A harness is a must-have because these pets need help getting up, standing, and/or walking. So scrap the collar and opt for a comfortable, lightweight, padded harness. Next . . . what can be done to reduce knuckling? Yes, I'm getting to that :-) |
| To figure out the best device for your pet, you have to determine their current ability as well as their prognosis. Does your pet have an injury and is improving or is this a progressive condition? For pets that are improving, you may be able to get away with a device that is less "assistive". For pets with a progressive condition, like DM, then you are looking for a device that's more "assistive" and can possibly be modified to increase assistance when the pet needs more help. Below is a quick description of different devices and their recommended uses: |
| The No-Knuckling Sock reduces knuckling of the toes. It is meant for short-term use (a few minutes at a time). Dogs should be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. This device is ultralight, leaves the toes free, and and is made for either to front or hind paw. |
| The Toe-Up Sling reduces knuckling of the toes. It is similar to No-Knuckling Sock and allows the paw to remain uncovered. Both devices require that dogs be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. |
| The Hindlimb Dorsi-Flex Assist reduces knuckling of the toes and helps to flex the ankle. It offers paw protection via the boot, and can be worn for up to a few hours at a time. Again, this device requires that dogs be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. This is a prescription item that needs to be ordered by a veterinary professional and can be made for the front or back paw. |
| The Biko Resistance Bands are used for dogs that have whole hind leg weakness. It helps to bring both hind legs forward during walking. It does not cover the paw; the ankle cuffs are attached to a harness using the elastic resistance bands. |
| There are variations and modifications to the above devices - contact your veterinary rehab professional for more information. |
WALKIN' REAR LEG SPLINT
The Walkin’ Rear Leg Dog Splint helps give your best friend the comfort and support they need. This brace provides joint support for your pet to help with injuries and conditions that may decrease mobility.
- EASY AND COST-EFFECTIVE WAY TO TREAT INJURIES
- PROTECTS YOUR PET’S INJURED OR WEAK LIMB - The Walkin’ Rear Splint helps keep your dog’s leg in a normal walking position and allows them to put weight on the injured or weak limb. The pet splint extends above the hock and completely under the paw ensuring that your pet’s leg is fully supported.
- DURABLE, LIGHTWEIGHT AND WATER-RESISTANT - The exterior of our canine rear splint is made of hard, water-resistant plastic with a soft foam padding on the inside. The non-skid pad at the bottom adds stability while the lightweight design helps with your pet’s tolerance of the canine splint.
- FIND THE PERFECT FIT - Available in a range of sizes to fit your pet perfectly.
Vital Tips: There are many soft, neoprene leg braces on the market and it can be hard to choose. When choosing a brace, think about what your pet needs. Is it a light support or something to protect the limb or something more heavy-duty? Will your pet fit into a standard size brace or is the brace able to be trimmed to fit better? See these articles on how to choose the best brace for your pet:
- Wraps and Braces for Carpal (Wrist) and Tarsal (Ankle) Injuries
- Brace Yourself: The Importance of Custom Bracing for Dogs
Other Useful Articles:
WALKIN' FIT ADJUSTABLE LEG SPLINTS
Provides rear lower leg support with an adjustable, customizable fit for any pet
- FULLY ADJUSTABLE SPLINT USED BY VETERINARIANS AND ANIMAL HEALTH EXPERTS - The adjustable width and angle lets you maintain a proper fit throughout a treatment plan giving the dog the stability and support it needs to heal.
- EASY TO WEAR AND USE - Pet parents will find it easy to get their dogs into the Walkin’ Fit Adjustable Splint. Simply place the paw in the splint with the nails at the edge and buckle in place.
- DURABLE, LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - Constructed of lightweight, durable plastic with a cushioned inner foam lining for your pet’s everyday comfort. It also has a rubber non-skid pad for added traction.
Vital Tips: There are many soft, neoprene leg braces on the market and it can be hard to choose. When choosing a brace, think about what your pet needs. Is it a light support or something to protect the limb or something more heavy-duty? Will your pet fit into a standard size brace or is the brace able to be trimmed to fit better? See these articles on how to choose the best brace for your pet:
- Wraps and Braces for Carpal (Wrist) and Tarsal (Ankle) Injuries
- Brace Yourself: The Importance of Custom Bracing for Dogs
Other Useful Articles:
- Traction for Weak, Unstable, or Injured Pets
- The Role of Equipment in Conditioning
- Devices for Pets that Are Knuckling or Dragging
- Pet Video Consults with Rehab and Fitness Experts
NO-KNUCKLING FRONT PAW SOCK
Helps correct gait and front paw placement
See this helpful article on traction and safety aids for pets in the home.
Keeping your Senior, Injured, or Weak Dog Safe in the Home
| VITAL TIPS |
|---|
| What are your choices for dragging paws or dogs that knuckle? |
| There are many conditions that result in weakness/knuckling/dragging including DM (degenerative myelopathy), sciatic nerve injury, and disc disease. If you have a pet that's dragging and you want a device to help them get around, the most important thing to remember is that the device should be lightweight (they are already having trouble moving and can't handle anything heavy) and that it is "assistive" (it either helps them directly OR it helps you to help them). |
| A harness is "assistive" - it helps you help them get around. A harness is a must-have because these pets need help getting up, standing, and/or walking. So scrap the collar and opt for a comfortable, lightweight, padded harness. Next . . . what can be done to reduce knuckling? Yes, I'm getting to that :-) |
| To figure out the best device for your pet, you have to determine their current ability as well as their prognosis. Does your pet have an injury and is improving or is this a progressive condition? For pets that are improving, you may be able to get away with a device that is less "assistive". For pets with a progressive condition, like DM, then you are looking for a device that's more "assistive" and can possibly be modified to increase assistance when the pet needs more help. Below is a quick description of different devices and their recommended uses: |
| The No-Knuckling Sock reduces knuckling of the toes. It is meant for short-term use (a few minutes at a time). Dogs should be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. This device is ultralight, leaves the toes free, and and is made for either to front or hind paw. |
| The Toe-Up Sling reduces knuckling of the toes. It is similar to No-Knuckling Sock and allows the paw to remain uncovered. Both devices require that dogs be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. |
| The Hindlimb Dorsi-Flex Assist reduces knuckling of the toes and helps to flex the ankle. It offers paw protection via the boot, and can be worn for up to a few hours at a time. Again, this device requires that dogs be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. This is a prescription item that needs to be ordered by a veterinary professional and can be made for the front or back paw. |
| The Biko Resistance Bands are used for dogs that have whole hind leg weakness. It helps to bring both hind legs forward during walking. It does not cover the paw; the ankle cuffs are attached to a harness using the elastic resistance bands. |
| There are variations and modifications to the above devices - contact your veterinary rehab professional for more information. |
THERAPAW FORELIMB DORSI-FLEX ASSIST
The Forelimb Dorsi-Flex Assist reduces dragging and knuckling of the front paw and helps to stabilize the wrist/carpus. It is used as a mobility aid for pets with weak lower/distal forelimbs.
Customized for a variety of distal forelimb conditions including but not limited to: * brachial plexus avulsion * radial nerve palsy * IVDD
Pets should have functional control of shoulder and triceps.
| VITAL TIPS |
|---|
| What are your choices for dragging paws or dogs that knuckle? |
| There are many conditions that result in weakness/knuckling/dragging including DM (degenerative myelopathy), sciatic nerve injury, and disc disease. If you have a pet that's dragging and you want a device to help them get around, the most important thing to remember is that the device should be lightweight (they are already having trouble moving and can't handle anything heavy) and that it is "assistive" (it either helps them directly OR it helps you to help them). |
| A harness is "assistive" - it helps you help them get around. A harness is a must-have because these pets need help getting up, standing, and/or walking. So scrap the collar and opt for a comfortable, lightweight, padded harness. Next . . . what can be done to reduce knuckling? Yes, I'm getting to that :-) |
| To figure out the best device for your pet, you have to determine their current ability as well as their prognosis. Does your pet have an injury and is improving or is this a progressive condition? For pets that are improving, you may be able to get away with a device that is less "assistive". For pets with a progressive condition, like DM, then you are looking for a device that's more "assistive" and can possibly be modified to increase assistance when the pet needs more help. Below is a quick description of different devices and their recommended uses: |
| The No-Knuckling Sock reduces knuckling of the toes. It is meant for short-term use (a few minutes at a time). Dogs should be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. This device is ultralight, leaves the toes free, and and is made for either to front or hind paw. |
| The Toe-Up Sling reduces knuckling of the toes. It is similar to No-Knuckling Sock and allows the paw to remain uncovered. Both devices require that dogs be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. |
| The Hindlimb Dorsi-Flex Assist reduces knuckling of the toes and helps to flex the ankle. It offers paw protection via the boot, and can be worn for up to a few hours at a time. Again, this device requires that dogs be strong enough to flex the knee and bring the hip/leg forward. This is a prescription item that needs to be ordered by a veterinary professional and can be made for the front or back paw. |
| The Biko Resistance Bands are used for dogs that have whole hind leg weakness. It helps to bring both hind legs forward during walking. It does not cover the paw; the ankle cuffs are attached to a harness using the elastic resistance bands. |
| There are variations and modifications to the above devices - contact your veterinary rehab professional for more information. |
WALKIN' FRONT LEG SPLINT
The Walkin’ Front Leg Dog Splint helps give your best friend all the comfort and support they need. This brace provides joint support for your pet to help with injuries and conditions that may decrease mobility.
- EASY AND COST-EFFECTIVE WAY TO TREAT INJURIES
- DURABLE, LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - The Walkin’ dog splint is made of durable, lightweight plastic with a cushioned inner foam lining for your pet’s everyday comfort. The touch-fastener closures ensure that your pet’s leg is snug and secure. In addition, the lightweight design helps with your pet’s tolerance of the canine splint.
- FIND THE PERFECT FIT - Available in a range of sizes to fit your pet perfectly.
- CUSTOM-FIT FOAM - The adjustable touch-fastener straps and the included Custom-fit Foam lets you tailor the splint to your pet’s exact dimensions without the cost.
See this article for great tips and tricks for traction and safety for pets when indoors.
Keeping your Senior, Injured, or Weak Dog Safe in the Home
Vital Tips: There are many soft, neoprene leg braces on the market and it can be hard to choose. When choosing a brace, think about what your pet needs. Is it a light support or something to protect the limb or something more heavy-duty? Will your pet fit into a standard size brace or is the brace able to be trimmed to fit better? See these articles on how to choose the best brace for your pet:
- Wraps and Braces for Carpal (Wrist) and Tarsal (Ankle) Injuries
- Brace Yourself: The Importance of Custom Bracing for Dogs
Other Useful Articles:
- Traction for Weak, Unstable, or Injured Pets
- The Role of Equipment in Conditioning
- Devices for Pets that Are Knuckling or Dragging
- Pet Video Consults with Rehab and Fitness Experts
SOONHUA PET NAIL GRINDER
Casfuy Nail Grinder Offers Soft, Smooth, Safe, and Painless Way to Trim Your Pet's Nails.
- Super Low Noise & Vibration: Many pets get stressed by the sound and vibration of pet nail grinder. However, our electric pet nail grinder uses a superior motor with whisper-quiet technology that produces a very low vibration to keep pets calm and help sand pets claws faster and easier.
- Safe, Effective & Precise Trimming: This nail grinder uses an advanced Diamond Bit Grinder to deliver the safest, most comfortable pet claw grinding.
- Recommended by veterinarians and pet grooming professionals, painlessly and precisely trim your pet's nails anywhere.
- Advanced 2-Speed Switch & 3 Grinding Ports: The trimmer features an adjustable, low-high speed design powerful enough support heavy grinding.
- Features 3 ports to match small, medium, or large pets: Simply choose the appropriate port and speed depending on your pet's size and nail hardness.
- Rechargeable & Portable: The cordless dog grinder is rechargeable and has an indicator light on the bottom that turns on when charging. Each grinder has a built-in battery that lasts 2 hours after a 3-hour charge. The lightweight and ergonomic body design also makes it easier to handle in your right or left hand.
KOOLTAIL ANTI-SLIP SOCKS
Anti-Slip Traction Socks
for
Older or Unstable Pets
Description: Kooltails are non-skid and anti-slip socks with Velcro closure
Uses: Kooltails provide traction for pets that are slipping or are a little unstable when walking indoors on tile or hardwood floors. They also provide light protection and support for dogs that have small paw wounds, torn nails, SLO, or splaying toes.
Features:
- NONSKID- The thin rubber around the bottom, improves your dog's traction on slippery surfaces (tile/hardwood floor)
- RUBBER-COATED FOOT AND TOE CAP -Makes the socks waterproof and keeps paws protected from dampness
- SAFETY STRAP - This adjustable strap secures the socks on the dog's feet
Keeping Seniors, Injured, or Weak Dogs Safe in the Home
| VITAL TIPS |
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| Socks are meant as light protection, for indoor use. |
| To prolong the life of your socks or for limited outdoor use, cover bottoms with duct tape or liquid rubber. Tape and rubber are inexpensive and can be replaced/layered as needed. |
| We found that applying the outer safety strap just above the paw then folding the top cuff over the strap helps to hold the sock in place better. Also, you can use a piece of VetWrap or an additional Velcro strap to hold the socks in place. |
| For dogs with painful paws, we found that applying a PAWKS Sock on first, then a KoolTail Sock over it as a second layer gives the pet more padding and protection. |
SPORTS PAWKS RUBBER SOCKS
Rubber-Coated Socks
Ideal for
Indoor Traction and Light Protection Outdoors
Pawks - Dog Socks provide superior grip and are ideal for indoor and outdoor wear, providing traction and protection for your dog’s paws
- Improve your dogs traction on slippery surface with paws
- Anti-slip paw print decal maximizes grip
- Protects sensitive paws and helps to cushion joints
- Great for protecting indoor surfaces for claw marks
Keeping your Senior, Injured, or Weak Dog Safe in the Home
| VITAL TIPS |
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| Socks are meant as light protection, for indoor use. |
| To prolong the life of your socks or for limited outdoor use, cover bottoms with duct tape or liquid rubber. Tape and rubber are inexpensive and can be replaced/layered as needed. |
| We found that applying the outer safety strap just above the paw then folding the top cuff over the strap helps to hold the sock in place better. Also, you can use a piece of VetWrap or an additional Velcro strap to hold the socks in place. |
| For dogs with painful paws, we found that applying a PAWKS Sock on first, then a KoolTail Sock over it as a second layer gives the pet more padding and protection. |
HALO HARNESS WITH SIDE SWEEP
Allows Leash Connection to Sweep from Side to Side for Better Control
Humane with quick side-to-side control
Vital Tips for Rehab Practitioners: We included this harness because its sturdy "halo" handle is a great place to anchor outriggers (e.g., resistance bands). It provides a firm anchor (static) and gives you a broad area on where to apply the anchor (vs. the D-ring of a chest harness that only allows anchoring in the middle of the spine, in general). For example, many pets with weakness behind also tend to "scissor" (adduct) - with the ability to affix the resistance bands more laterally, you can discourage adduction and allow a more natural swing phase during ambulation.
COODEO DOG LIFT HARNESS: full body, lightweight, and comfortable support for your pet
Description: The Coodeo Dog Lift Harness is a lightweight, full-body harness that provides great support for pets with injuries or mobility problems.
Uses: This is a great harness if you have a senior dog or one with arthritis, weakness, or neurological condition. This harness is ideal for dogs with limb amputations since it opens and clips on both sides and also has dual trunk attachments so that it stays in place.
Features: It has 3 different support systems:
- Long Handle - for shorter pets or those that need only mild-moderate support
- Short Handle - for taller pets or those that need more support and assistance
- Leash Attachment - to give your pet more freedom to roam (leash not included)
The Coodeo fastens completely around your dog so there is no need for the dog to step into the harness. Made of strong, breathable, soft materials that are comfortable for the dog and allows the harness to be worn all day.
Harnesses are also recommended for big-bodied/short-legged dogs like dachshunds or bassets, and for dogs with amputations. Compare this and other harnesses to find the best one for your pet. https://www.rover.com/blog/review-best-dog-harnesses-every-kind-dog/
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| We've tested this Coodeo harness and are big fans. We love that it's ultralight yet strong, with a wide panel that runs under the chest and trunk for better support. In pets with mobility issues and weakness, you don't want to apply a heavy harness and the Coodeo is super lightweight, soft, and pliable so it conforms well and is comfortable enough to be worn all day. We like that you can apply and fasten the harness without having the pet step into it. Dogs with pain or mobility problems often have trouble lifting their leg to insert into a harness - Coodeo has multiple clips that let you apply the harness around your dog.You can't beat this design and construction for the value. It's very affordable. |
| Here's our dog (below) with his Coodeo Dog Lift Harness. He weighs 47 lbs and he has cerebellar abiotrophy, a degenerative condition that makes it difficult for him to walk or control his body movements. This harness enables us to walk him while we support most of his weight. We did have the harness altered a bit for his wide chest (Thera-Paw, Inc. did the alterations). The belly straps are adjustable so they fit him perfectly. |
LABRA DOG SLING
Description: A comfortable and stable sling to support your painful, injured, or unstable dog
Uses: Great to use with older, painful, or injured dogs. Perfect to help dogs with arthritis, neurological conditions, generalized weakness, and even after surgery.
- GREAT FOR STAIRS AND CARS - When other slings slip to the back of your dog's body, the Labra sling stays put even when going up/down stairs or in/out of cars. when your dog tries to go up or down stairs or gets in and out of the car. Our sling stays in place at all times thanks to the chest strap we've added to the front of the sling
- PERFECT FOR MALE DOGS - Chest strap keeps sling more forward and away from urine stream.
Features:
- Clip-on chest strap helps keep the sling in place.
- Lightweight, breathable construction, and cool padding keeps your dog cool and comfortable.
Keeping your Senior, Injured, or Weak Dog Safe in the Home
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What do we like about this sling? Pretty much everything. It's so easy to apply and remove. It's durable with heavy-duty handles so it's great for pets that need your help getting up and down and around. We love the front chest strap - the purpose of this strap is to prevent the sling from slipping backward. This is important if you have a wide-chested dog (with skinnier hind end) and also for male dogs (for obvious reasons - ouch :-). And of course, the price of around $25 makes it a great bargain! |
VETERINARIAN-APPROVED SUPPORT SLING
Lifting and mobility sling helps you walk your older, injured, or disabled pet with more control and confidence
- FRONT SUPPORT TO PREVENT SLIPPING: Front chest strap keeps sling positioned so that it does not drift backward. The extra front chest support also secures the dog to safely go up and down stairs.
- ADJUSTABLE, HEAVY-DUTY BUCKLE CLOSURE: provides a more custom fit and gives you confidence in supporting and stabilizing your pet.
- PASSIVE FASTENING SYSTEM: No need to step-into the sling; the sling fastens around the pet without having to lift or insert legs.
- STURDY ENOUGH TO USE DURING LAND THERAPY AND UWTM
- BREATHABLE AND HEAVY-DUTY MATERIALS
- GUARANTEED SATISFACTION
HELP 'EM UP FULL BODY HARNESS
A full-body dog mobility harness recommended by most veterinarians and physical therapists, featuring our patented Hip Lift
WALKABOUT BACK END HARNESS
Support harness for dogs and cats with walking difficulties in the back end.
Help your senior dog walk when they have arthritis, degenerative myelopathy or other debilitating ailments or disabled dogs needing help with mobility or balance.
INJURED DOGS - Ideal for dogs recovering from knee, hip or back injuries. Great for rehabilitation after orthopedic surgeries.
Used in Veterinary Hospitals and Clinics.
Recommended by veterinary specialists, rehabilitation therapists and veterinary teaching institutions world wide as the best and safest means to rehabilitate your pet safely.
GINGERLEAD SUPPORT SLING
Support and Rehabilitation Harnesses for Older, Injured, or Disabled Dogs
- FEATURES – No Bunching - Padded for Comfort - Integrated Leash - Cutout for Male Dogs - Adjustable for Height - Easy to Use - Soft Corduroy Lining - Includes Stay on Straps - Chest Harness not Included
- MACHINE WASHABLE AND DRYABLE – Proudly MADE IN U.S.A.
- USED IN VETERINARY HOSPITALS - Recommended for recovery from TPLO / cruciate, hip or back surgery, physical therapy, to assist senior dogs suffering from arthritis, degenerative myelopathy or vestibular disease, and disabled pets needing help with mobility or balance.
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