NeoAlly - Short Rear Leg Hock Brace, Dog Leg Brace for Rear Leg, Hock & Ankle Support, Dog Brace for Torn ACL & CCL, Dog Leg Sleeve with Reflective Straps, Small, Blue, 1 Pair

Conner, my 12 year old 107 lb. Chocolate Lab, has had a GREAT life thus far... When he could no longer jump, run, go up & down stairs ... due to weakening Hip Joints & hind legs, arthritis, etc.... there was a much lesser sense of his natural ‘puppy’ nature. Plus, even though he has always been a ‘larger’ lab @ 87 lbs, his inability to move like he used to, he quickly put on the pounds to a woping 107 lbs!!!I purchased the NeoAlly Dog Hind Leg Braces & with the very 1st use, Conner perked right back up!!!... Wiggling is butt, rapidly wagging his tail in circles, and bouncing up & down wit his front legs... he was just SOOOO HAPPY.. Conner does walk with the BRACES like he’s a ‘drunk old man in a cartoon’ (lol) BUT none the less he is moving MUCH BETTER.We previously had to LIFT Conner up & down our aproxiatimatly 11in high front stoop. NOW, with the BRACES, he gets up & down on his own, landing with both hind legs on the way down & easily lifting himself up on the way up.. never failing to acting like a happy camper that he did it all by himself.He now takes me on walks around the yard & happily lets me know when he would like to go in or lounge in the front yard watching for neighborhood walkers.As expected, with the atrophy in his hind left leg & a less defined leg joint, the brace does slip down quite often. However, Conner actually comes to me every time when the BRACE has fell down. He stands still by himself until i have made the appropriate adjustments & when it seems to ‘feel right’, he walks away in a merry little way.Lastly, if that hasn’t convinced you just how much I think these BRACES are awesome... the other day when laying out in the yard, a couple walked by. BEFORE the braces, he really didnt pay too much attention to his surroundings, let alone that same couple walking on by. It really seemed as though he wanted to get in & out as Quickly as he could so he could get back in & plop himself down to rest his lags.HOWEVER, when the couple walked by a few days ago, he got SO EXCITED, he actually started to TROT..a bit for a moment!! Even though he couldn’t sustain the TROT, his EXCITEMENT for the couple still remained high with PUPPY LIKE movements he had STOPPED all together pryer to the BRACES..For me.. thats what makes it ALL WORTH IT... he’s old, his body is worn down, & things are just harder for him all around... BUT the BRACES goes him a sense of his youth with the way they help him move, supporting his body in the place he needs it & helps him maneuver, even getting a little ‘fancy’ sometimes doing things he hadn’t attempted in quite awhile.Smiles

I have an older dog with a weak rear. She can still walk on her own, but she often tripped over her own feet or her legs would slide and cause her to fall while drinking water or eating. The vet simply told us as she was getting older, she was 'forgetting' how to use her back legs.I wanted to find something to help her walk a little better. At some point, I got her socks because I thought it was the hard wood floors messing her up. They only helped a little and all the socks I found were still too big for her little pays. A doggie wheelchair was too much. After some reading, I came across these braces. Honestly, I didn't think it was going to help her much, but to my surprise this wasn't money wasted! I suppose I'm just not good at understanding dog anatomy and what needed support.She's stumbling a LOT less now and can stand and drink/eat with no issues. It's only been about 2 days so far, but I think even she notices the difference. She walks around the house with a lot more confidence. It makes me happy.I mean, I know her time is coming soon... but at least she'll have more time to be herself for a while.

My 15 yo bichon has a torn ACL and the vet put her on antinflammatory and pain meds. She's been on the meds a couple weeks with slight improvement. I began researching what else I could do for her and found this little brace.Skeptical at first since it's so small and basically velcro and fabric. We ordered, put it one her and it took a day for her to stop hopping to kick it off. I guess she finally realized it was helping her leg to feel better. She certainly is walking better and slipping less. The only negative is that I'm somewhat disappointed our vet didn't suggest something like this in the beginning. I plan to show it to her and explain the improvement so others might benefit from the vet suggesting this to them.

Lucy will have X-rays next week for what’s likely a luxating patella in her right rear leg. These hock supports definitely help her enjoy her walks—no more kicking her leg up every few steps. They’re easy to put on and take off—and she got used to them in less than a minute! For reference, she weighs approx. 16 lbs and is wearing sz. small. I’m extremely happy with this purchase!Follow-up: The new vet said it’s not a joint problem; could be old nerve damage. In addition to therapy, these braces are still helping her enjoy her walks.

The material of the 2 stripes are very bad !The edges are very sharp, they kept scratching my little dog’s feet, his right feet now has 2 cut, I didn’t know until he cried and didn’t want to walk !

This is the 2nd pair of braces I purchase for my 6 lb Yorkie. The 1st was a competitor “Agon” which I really loved........for awhile. The velcro stopped sticking, and closing correctly; causing both braces to stick together with the overlap and my poor dog could not move as her 2 hind legs would stick together:( These are much better made. More sturdy with velcro straps working as they should. Highly recommend!

My pup has a partial ACL tear and I'm using this brace to take some of the strain off her knee. Even though it is worn on her 'ankle', using this bracestabilizes her foot/ankle and supports her as she squats to pee. It also keeps her foot aligned with her knee. This lets her walk more normally and her spine is in better alignment as she walks.

AMAZING PRODUCT!!!!!!! I bought this to replace another company's product that wore out in 30 days. This are 100 times better and work like a God Sent gift! My senior girl has doggie version of ALS and struggles with rear leg issues . These help so much she lays down and gives her legs and paws to me to have them put on and then is so happy once they are on. They help her pain without a doubt. My vet has now taken the info on these and will be recommending them to other dog owner since she has seen the amazing difference they have made for Bella. They are well made and I also saw they have a GREAT warranty! I would give them 10 STARS if I could!

If I had a better video of our dog when she first had these on I would send it to the manufacturers.She went absolutely bananas in them, from a dog struggling to get up and then comfortably move around with achilles tendon problems , she was like a puppy again.Whoever said dogs don't smile should have seen her that day. Grin from ear to ear.Thank you

Terrible did nt not work total waste of money

No returns option is available for this product, be careful with it!

The product works well for support with a minor injury. My pup re injured her Iliopsoas and thought I would try these hock supports as she was only putting weight on one leg and figured these would help give her a little extra support. She didn't seem to mind them and were very easy to put on a take off. It was easy to order as well, all I did was measure as they suggested and ordered. These also fit my 15 1/2 yr old dog that has some stability issues so I am able to use them on her as well. I feel they are well priced for the type of support they offer.

Bought for my grandpuppy. She had an injured Achilles. I found a bit flimsy for the price. She didn’t really like them on. May work in certain situations though. I did return them. Fast delivery and good return.