🐾 NeoAlly Dog Back Leg Braces: Enhanced Stability with Dual Metal Spring Inserts for Effective Support, Ideal for Dogs with Injuries, Sprains, Arthritis, ACL (Pair) Review

Our dog has trouble getting his hind legs under him to stand up. These braces give him more stability and he's much more agile now. The braces are easy to put on and don't seem to bother him at all.

This product is not strong enough to treat even mild tarsal hyperextension - does not even partially stabilize the tarsal joint. We tried 2 different sizes just to be sure and both were ineffective. I am a veterinary surgeon and would definitely not recommend this tarsal hypertension product to any of my patients.

I have a 10 year old Sheppard mix who injured his back leg stepping in a wormhole in the yard. For the sake of his other leg, this put a lot of strain on his good leg and I could hear the joints popping as I walked. With these braces (average 90 lb dog) I can keep them on and he actually walks better and his joints don't make as much noise. This bra has more support than most and that's why I chose it. I know it takes months to recover so I will be updating this review every month.

We only got one of these. I was confused as I thought they were a couple. I was about to order a second one and I see it should be a pair but the window was closing. I will try to contact the seller. This brace is perfect for my 13 year old sheltie with tendon issues. We have a hard corset that was specially molded for him after the operation, but after a few years we wanted to buy him something soft to wear at home. This eventually replaced his hard braces - works GREAT!

My dog is an Amstaffy, weighs 95 pounds and he constantly breaks his back while playing outside with his mom and then cries that he is in pain. he Nidas keeps spraining his leg, so I decided to buy him this brace, I put it on for two days (yes, I took it off before bed), and after two days he started walking normally again, without Pain and crying , he liked it because the corset helps relieve the pain and helps him walk better without fuss, it was easy to put on and he just liked that he got a

This was a pair of suspenders to be worn on the dog's ankles. They recommend using both orthotics instead of just one for the affected leg. The suspenders look very high quality. We returned the item because our dog's issues were more related to his hips (due to bilateral hip dysplasia) and poor right hind leg shape. At first we thought that using braces would give her extra support with two issues. However, as they didn't want to directly address their existing issues, we decided not to use…

Gracie Lynn is a life saver. She has severe arthritis from running for a year before rescuers were able to catch her. But the vet said she may have been hit by a car because when she was found her entire right side was damaged. Well I've had it for almost 5 years, we've done hydrotherapy, we've done other braces. To be honest since rescuing my girl she has been getting worse and worse she has also pulled BOTH ACLS. SHE HAS NEVER MADE Frog Legs as you can see in the photo. God these braces are…

I would like to give 5 stars. My problem isn't with the product, it's that my poor old pal is just more broken than this product can fix without a little modification. My 13 year old Labrador has hip dysplasia, arthritis, muscle atrophy and couldn't rebuild the knee we did when he was 1 year old. His right leg literally bends the wrong way when he puts weight on it. The stainless steel spring bars in this product flex back and forth so it doesn't fully support his foot problem. The fact that he