Pfaff Pet Orthopaedics CarpoLock Soft/Sport Carpal Joint Bandage (Medium)

My dog hurt her leg jumping off the fence to chase a squirrel. She didn't break anything, but was in pain and limping. We tried a splint from the vet, which wasn't a good solution for our very active dog who can't be monitored all of the time. This product has helped us immensely. My dog can now go outside for longer periods of time and can take walks without limping. I appreciate that it's adjustable, and we can remove it when we're not home so there's no risk of her chewing through it; I'm hoping that in a few more weeks she'll be back to normal. I highly recommend this product.

Our spaniel has ossification of the radiocarpal (fracture). He’s been on six weeks conservative rest and we needed something to help with recovery.In terms of this product, it would certainly help as a splint while he was recovering if being walked on a lead or keeping him with limited movement. It’s stiff and protective.However, for what we were looking for, ie an every day joint protector for use once he’s feeling well again, it just doesn’t fit the bill.Essentially, it is too stiff, the velcro comes off all the time even on the first use and the whole thing slides off his leg with the slightest scurry through the undergrowth. We spend half our walk looking for the brace and it’s better in his mouth than on his leg (see picture).There’s also no consideration whatsoever for the dewclaw, which as you can see from the photos is now all red and sore from the pressure of the wrist brace.So all in all:- if you want a stiff wrist brace for post op or fracture recovery, then this will work even though it doesn’t come with inserts- if you want a sports wrap that will stay on as your active dog runs, jumps, scurried and hunts around brambles, then this ain’t going to work. You need something more flexible like the Ortocanis carpal wrap or (yet to try) TP Carpo Flex Sports Wrap (edit: this latter product is very poor quality and could have been made by a 13 year old - the Ortocanis wrap is far superior)And if the designers are reading this, for either option, how about cutting out a piece of the brace for the poor dewclaw?

My Border Collie named "Willie" is 10 yrs old and weighs 31kg. Willie strained his carpal ligament in his foreleg. I ordered the MEDIUM support for him. It is well made, of high quality material and provides just the right amount of support. The support has high quality velco... it is easy to put on and it stays put! Willie walks much better with his support and he should now make a full recovery. I highly recommend this product.Thank you! Robbie Morgan

I have been using this for two years now on the lower leg joint on my arthritic collie. With an elastic bandage underneath, and fastened upside down for my skinny legged dog, it has provided very good support and prevented her damaged joint from deteriorating further and allowing her to walk a bit further. The vet was very impressed and encouraged me to use it with her on all walks. Finally had to buy a new one today as the velcro straps finally gave up.

Brilliant product. My poor dog was suffering on walks with her karpal joints and when she tried to run she often lost her footing as her feet gave way under her front legs. Have been using these for a couple of weeks, now, 1 on each leg, and I Kid you not, after the first use, we noticed she was able to run again and was a lot more stable on her feet. Two weeks in and we have seen a massive improvement even with the supports taken off. My dog has her running legs back!! Thank you 🙏🏼

this item is very well crafted, but i have now ordered the bandage that provides extra support for my dog. the softer bandage will give some extra support for her left leg that is not so sore as her right one. much damage done to her wrists after she was left without freedom for many months and her very long nails caused injury to her ligaments,and caused arthritis. she is now in a loving home with her own paddock to play in. regards pat fuller.