Disc Disease / Paralysis
Disc Disease / Paralysis68 Products
WALKIN' VERTEBRAVE: for back support system for your dog's back pain and disc disease
The Walkin’ vertebraVe is THE back support system for pets. Combining support and comfort in a brace designed specifically for those pets suffering from arthritis or back injuries. Our two-tier support layer optimizes stabilization needed for the spine and surrounding muscles. Allowing for all day comfortable wear for pets all sizes and shapes.
L'IL BACK BRACER: orthopedic back support for dogs with disc disease and back pain
L'il Back Bracer is a comfortable, light-weight, stabilizing brace that helps to support and immobilize the back and reduce spinal pressure and pain.
Great for dogs with intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) and back pain
Comfortable in design, providing a snug fit and gentle pressure for a calming effect on the nervous system. Ergonomically-fitted to not interfere with movement or urination.
A D-ring is incorporated to make leash attachment easy.
Easy to apply, remove and clean.
SMALL SIZE: Head-to-tail measurement from 11-13 inches; dog's weight less than 12 lbs
MEDIUM SIZE: Head-to-tail measurement from 13-15 inches; dog's weight between 12 lbs - 22 lbs
LARGE SIZE: Head-to-tail measurement from 15-17 inches; dog's weight between 22 lbs - 32 lbs
If in between sizes, SIZE UP!
NOTE: Shoulder-to-tail measurement is the most important
WIGGLELESS BACK BRACE: for back support, stability, and pain relief
WiggleLess® Dog Back Brace offers firm support, back stability, and stress relief for your dog
HANDICAPPED PETS WALKIN' SCOOTER: helps paralyzed pets maneuver around the house
The Walkin’ Scooter allows pets to be able to move freely around the house while easily maneuvering around indoor obstacles.
- GLIDES across hardwood floors, tile, linoleum & Berber carpeting
- EASY TO STEER - Roller ball casters allow for easy movement in any direction!
- CREATES A HAPPY, HEALTHY LIFE FOR PETS & PET PARENTS! - Designed for use in the home and outdoors when they are not using a pet wheelchair or other mobility device, our scooter allows them to play and enjoy quality time with the family.
- KEEPS YOUR PET MOBILE & PROTECTED - Nothing makes our pets, with limited to no mobility in their hind legs, feel loved more than being able to run, play, and explore with their family. Our Walkin’ Scooter allows them to move around the house easily. Its scooter base is cushioned with closed cell foam for comfort and durability.
- GREAT ALTERNATIVE TO CART/WHEELCHAIR
HANDICAPPED PETS DRAG BAG: protection for back legs when not in wheelchairs
- For dogs and cats to protect disabled rear limbs and chest when not in wheelchairs
- CREATES A HAPPY, HEALTHY LIFE FOR PETS & PET PARENTS! - Designed for dogs and other pets to use in the home when they are not using a pet wheelchair, our drag bag allows them to play and enjoy quality time with the family.
- KEEPS YOUR PET MOBILE & COMFORTABLE - Our drag bag for paralyzed pets allows them to move around the house easily. Its chest and neck panels are lined with soft, comfy fleece with a breathable mesh panel for maximum comfort and ventilation.
- PROTECTS YOUR PET’S SENSITIVE SKIN & COAT - The Walkin’ Drag Bag protects your pet’s disabled rear limbs and the chest from scraping against flooring when not in a dog wheelchair. It’s made from a durable, double-layer, water-resistant nylon that also safeguards your pet’s sensitive skin from abrasions and sores caused by rubbing against carpets, floors and rough surfaces.
- GREAT FOR BOTH INDOOR AND OUTDOOR USE - The durable nylon glides easily on all indoor surfaces and while running in the dirt and grass.
PEMF WEARABLES: helps reduce pain and swelling and increase mobility
The EMbrace Relief System's signature EM Technology is commonly known as Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy (PEMF). EM/PEMF works at the cellular level and has been clinically proven to:
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Increase anti-inflammatory response
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Increase circulation
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Reduce swelling
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Relieve pain, including pain following surgery
There are no side effects and it is gentle enough to use on senior or sick pets. The EMbrace Relief System in a noninvasive solution for pain management, allowing the pet to continue prescribed activity while receiving healing therapy.
COMMON CONDITIONS TREATED WITH EMBRACE RELIEF SYSTEM
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hip and back pain, disc disease
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shoulder pain
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pain associated with hip dysplasia
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pain treatment after surgery or if surgery is not an option
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pain relief from arthritis
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aches and pains associated with overactivity
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generalized pain in senior pets
The EMbrace Relief System is easy to use and is rechargeable. Simply apply the garment and EMbrace Device in the area of pain (hip, back, or shoulder), then press the button to start the 2-hour therapy session.
Components include:
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EMbrace Garment- Soft and comfortable garment designed to properly position the EMpower device(s), directing EM to the targeted hip, back, or shoulder areas. This garment is NOT a brace; it is a soft wrap which allows the EMpower Device to stick to any part of it
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EMpower Device - Portable device, containing the power source for the EM treatment attaches to any location on the EMbrace Garment
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Battery Charger - Mini-USB compatible AC charger
SMALL SIZE: one 4" EMpower Device
MEDIUM SIZE: one 4" EMpower Device
LARGE SIZE: one 6" EMpower Device
ASSISI LOOP: targeted PEMF technology for safe pain management
Assisi Loop technologies offer all animals a safe pain management technology that can be used as a stand-alone therapy or in conjunction with a veterinarian’s treatment plan
MARUNDA PET HEATING PAD: great for arthritic pets; washable with chew-resistant cord
Marunda Pet Heating Pad is great for older, arthritic, or painful pets
- The pet heating pad provides comfort and warmth
- No need to adjust temperature and timing
- Built-in dual-core automatic thermostat automatically heats up to the pet's most comfortable temperature range (95-108°F/35-42°C)
- Intelligent Constant Temperature Control
- Dual Chew Resistant Steel Cord
Vital Tip:
Please be careful if using heating pads with paralyzed pets since they cannot feel temperature as well as pets without paralysis (consult your veterinary professional)
RIOGOO PET HEATING PAD: great for arthritic pets; auto-off with chew-resistant cord
RIOGOO Pet heating pad provides a warm and soothing place for your pet to sit or sleep when uncomfortably chilly days or nights. Ideal for oder, painful, or arthritic pets.
- Auto Power Off Function Pet Heating Pad: Time setting from 1 - 12 Hours
- Temperature sensor inside warming mat can avoid overheating to protect your pets
- Removable Polyester Cover is easy to clean.
- Chew resistant cord prevent dog chewing the wires
- One Year Guarantee
Vital Tip:
Please be careful if using heating pads with paralyzed pets since they cannot feel temperature as well as pets without paralysis (consult your veterinary professional)
PETFACTORS PET HEATING PAD: great for arthritic pets; 7-level controller
Perfect for senior pets, and those with pain or arthritis. Safely keeps pets warm and comfortable.
- Thermostat adaptor identifies and controls temperature.
- 7 adjustable temperature levels.
- The pad is made of PVC fireproof material.
- Removable cover is comfortable and easy to clean by machine or hand.
- For best use, place under or over pet's current bed.
Vital Tip:
Please be careful if using heating pads with paralyzed pets since they cannot feel temperature as well as pets without paralysis (consult your veterinary professional)
TOE GRIPS
The safe and natural solution to prevent your senior dog from slipping on smooth surfaces like hardwood floors
PAWZ ULTIMATE TRACTION BOOTS:
We call these boots "STICKY PAWZ" because they provide great traction!
Sticky Pawz are made of lightweight, biodegradable rubber. They can be used for several applications but are meant to be disposable. There are 12 boots per pack.
USES:
- Indoor traction for weak and unstable pets
- Light protection for scraping paws
- Waterproof protection against road salt
PRODUCT DETAILS
Sticky Pawz should not be left on for long periods because dogs sweat through their paw pads. To avoid moisture build up, prior to applying on the dog, poke small holes in the Sticky Pawz with a needle for better air flow. We recommend sprinkling a dash of Anti-Chafing Powder inside the Sticky Pawz to absorb excess moisture.
SIZING CHART
POWER PAWS SOCKS
Indoor socks with grippy bottoms provide comfort, protection, and traction for dogs
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
| 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. |
PAW FRICTION PAD COATING
PawFriction is a paw pad coating system designed to decrease sliding on smooth floors, increase mobility, and reduce risk of injury
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
| 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
| 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. |
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.
| 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. |
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
| 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. |
NO-KNUCKLING FRONT PAW SOCK
Helps correct gait and front paw placement
| 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. |
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