top of page

Custom Support Braces

Pawthotic Support Braces are designed to provide light to moderate support for various ailments of your pet's limbs. The brace itself is custom made-to-measure from a supportive Velcro receptive backed neoprene, and then the fun starts.

 

With a choice of different stabilizing materials, the support and rigidity factor can be increased to provide the desired support needed for your pet's diagnosis, and then decreased as your pet's health improves through the stages of rehabilitation.

 

Working with your Veterinarian and/or K9 Rehabilitation Therapist, the best outcome can be achieved through a Multi-Disciplinary Team approach to the rehabilitation process, much like in us human's.

Ideal for Short to Medium-term use

Custom Carpal Support
(front limb)

Koto.jpg
Custom Carpal Support

Carpal Support Braces provide light to moderate support to the carpal joint, otherwise known as the wrist joint.

Indications for use can include...

  • Post-op support

  • Altered limb alignment (varus/valgus and hyperextension instabilities)

  • Arthritis

  • Strains and sprains

Custom Tarsal Support
(hind limb)

Custom Tarsal Support
Custom Tarsal Support

Tarsal Support Braces provide light to moderate support for the tarsal joint, otherwise known as the hock or ankle joint.

Indications for use can include...

  • Post-op support

  • Strains and sprains

  • Partial arthrodesis (fusion) support

  • Arthritis

  • Achilles Tendon strains and partial ruptures

The Custom Carpal and Tarsal Support Braces have options for Additional Stabilisers to sync with the Progressive Step-Down System and a selection of Linings to pad or protect the skin integrity of the limb

Custom Drop Foot Splint
(front and hind limb)

Drop Foot Splint - front foot
Custom Drop Foot Splint - front limb
Bilateral hind-limb drop foot splints
Custom Drop Foot Splint - Hind

Drop Foot Splints are custom-made adaptive devices intended to stabilise the front or hind limb and protect the paw from knuckling, improve flexion through the paw to allow proper paw placement for an easier gait when mobilising. The designs of these splints can vary between the front and hind limb, along with the variety of dog breeds. Most commonly used with a modified Ruffwear Grip Trex dog bootie.

Indications for use include...

  • Elbow dysplasia

  • Aggressive knucklers

  • Arthritis

  • Fibrocartilaginous Embolus/Emboli (FCE)

  • Neurological fallout

  • Wobbler's Syndrome

PAWTHOTICS®NZ

bottom of page