Dog Hip Dysplasia Brace

Dogs with hip dysplasia have a difficult time walking. However, it’s important for your dog to get some exercise. Walking helps strengthen the muscles around the hip joint, which helps support the ball and socket hip joint.

You should talk to your veterinarian about exercise but generally, keep the walks short and let your dog set the pace. Here are some things to consider …

Dog hip dysplasia is a common canine hip problem. It’s a disease of the hip in which the ball and socket joint is malformed. This malformation means that the ball portion and its socket don’t properly meet one another, resulting in a joint that rubs and grinds instead of sliding smoothly. As a result, movement involving the hips can be very painful.

Hip dysplasia is one of the most common skeletal diseases seen in dogs and in its more severe form, can eventually cause crippling lameness and painful arthritis of the joints. It often begins while a dog is still young and physically immature, but there are cases where hip dysplasia develops due to osteoarthritis.

Where surgery isn’t required (or isn’t possible), other solutions are available to help ease your dog’s discomfort. Our NeoAlly® Dog Hip Dysplasia Brace is designed for dogs who suffer from mild to moderate hip dysplasia and puppies who suffer from early hip dysplasia symptoms.

The support and stability provided by the brace helps decrease pain and inflammation while your dog is active.

It’s important to consult with your veterinarian to get a proper diagnosis and make a treatment plan.

Arthritis in a dog’s leg or hip joints is a common problem. A dog hip brace or leg brace may offer the stability and support needed to help decrease the arthritic pain and inflammation that occurs when your pet is active. Braces can also help your pet stay mobile.

Arthritis in dogs can develop in all joints of their front or back legs, including elbow, wrist, ankle, knee, hips and shoulder. It’s important to visit your veterinarian to get a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.

If your dog’s inflammation is due to inflammation in the front or rear legs, leg braces can help with the joint pain and loss of stability and mobility.

If your dog has trouble walking or standing, her hips may be the root of the instability. A dog hip brace may help stabilize the hips, reduce discomfort, and increase mobility. A hip brace for dogs provides support and warm compression to the joints and muscles in the hips and lower back. This eases pain and helps mobility.

If your dog has bad hips, a hip brace may help reduce discomfort and increase mobility. A hip brace for dogs provides support and warm compression to the joints and muscles in the hips and lower back. This eases pain and helps mobility.

If your dog has trouble walking or standing, her hips may be the root of the instability. A dog hip brace may help stabilize the hips, reduce discomfort and increase mobility. A hip brace for dogs provides support and warm compression to the joints and muscles in the hips and lower back. This eases pain and helps mobility.

Hip braces provide an effective hip stabilization treatment. They’re appropriate for active dogs of all ages who suffer from arthritis, mild to moderate hip dysplasia, decreased endurance during activity, hip pain, low back pain, leg weakness or back leg limping. In addition, a hip brace is suitable for dogs recovering from surgery or injury and for older dogs that have difficulty getting around.

So, if your dog is showing symptoms of discomfort or reduced mobility in his lower body, he could be suffering from early signs of dog hip dysplasia or another condition that affects hip movement. But it’s always a good idea to consult your veterinarian for a proper diagnosis.

Our NeoAlly® Dog Hip Dysplasia Brace is designed for dogs who suffer from mild to moderate hip dysplasia. We work with veterinarians to develop braces that are comfortable, breathable, and provide support right at the hip area so the braces fit perfectly.

Dog lift harnesses or slings can help you assist your dog with everyday activities such as walking, getting in the car, going up the stairs, or squatting to relieve herself. Lift harnesses provide a safe way to help your injured, disabled, arthritic, or older dog move around despite her limitations.