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It is designed to support the radio-carpal, carpo-metacarpal and tarso-metatarsal joints of both the front and rear legs. For dogs suffering from pathologies such as: hyperextension or hyperflexion of the carpus or tarsus, ligament sprains, strains, minor bone fractures that can be resolved if conservative treatment is preferable to surgery.
WHAT IT IS FOR
The perfect support for the carpus or tarsus joint has a name: BT SPLINT.
It is designed to support the radio-carpal, carpo-metacarpal and tarso-metatarsal joints of both the front and rear legs. For dogs suffering from pathologies such as: hyperextension or hyperflexion of the carpus or tarsus, ligament sprains, strains, minor bone fractures that can be resolved if conservative treatment is preferable to surgery. In the case of use on the front paw, we also recommend BT JOINT, as its use on the healthy paw will help the dog to better compensate for the load that it has to bear due to the deficit of the other paw. If BT SPLINT is used for the hind leg, we recommend using BT JOINT for both front legs.
Once the brace has been fitted around the dog's paw, it is not necessary for the 2 white edges to be closed around the paw until they touch, as the closure of the brace is determined by the blue bands and the tutoring action is given by the splint present in the back part of the brace.
ADVANTAGES
Effectiveness, practicality, ergonomics: the BT SPLINT laxity brace brings all this together. The metal splint in resistant mouldable material inserted inside the fabric follows the back part of the forearm until it accommodates the foot pad, stabilizing the affected area and allowing the dog good movement. Also ideal as protection for bandages inserted inside, it allows faster recovery times.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- The XXS and Fit.
- Hand washable.
- The splint is already included in the brace.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE
During the period of constraint, it is advisable not to leave the dog alone for too long, because they may try to remove the brace by biting or scratching it. Direct contact with the ground can damage the brace, so to ensure its integrity, it is necessary to protect it during use by having the dog also wear a protective shoe or sock, which can be purchased in any pet shop. Do not leave the brace worn on the dog all day: the brace should be worn during the day, especially during moments of physical activity, and should be removed at night.
