Walkin' Pet Splint for Dogs | Dog Bootie Style Foot Splint for Dogs with Arthritis and Injuries
Walkin’ Bootie Style Dog Splint PROVIDES THE COMFORT AND SUPPORT YOUR DOG NEEDS The Walkin’ Bootie Style Dog Splint helps give your best friend all the comfort and support they need. This brace provides joint support for your pet to help with injuries and conditions that may cause weakness in the limb. Read more EASY AND COST-EFFECTIVE WAY TO TREAT INJURIES Caring for injured pets can be challenging for pet parents. Our pet splint offers protection, support, and comfort to weakened or unstable areas due to fractures, sprains or ailments like canine arthritis. PROTECT YOUR PET’S BROKEN OR WEAK LIMB The Walkin’ Bootie Style Splint is designed for dogs with arthritis or injuries. This dog joint protector is shorter than a standard size leg splint and will support the lower part of the limb. The Bootie splint extends under the dog's paw to stabilize digit or toe injuries while also keeping your dog’s leg in a normal walking position to prevent knuckling or nerve damage problems. DURABLE, LIGHTWEIGHT AND WATERPROOF The Walkin’ dog splint is made of durable, lightweight and waterproof plastic with a cushioned interior for your pet’s everyday comfort. In addition, the lightweight design helps with your pet’s tolerance of the canine splint. Read more How to Introduce a Splint to Your Pet It’s important to remember that any splint or bootie placed on a pet’s foot will need to be removed at bedtime, and should be removed for at least an hour during the day to allow the foot to breathe. When introducing a new splint to a pet, it’s important to start slowly. Positive reinforcement methods, using praise, treats, or toys should always be used in association with the splint. The splint will initially make the pet walk “funny” or maybe not want to walk at all. Using positive reinforcement to encourage walking is always the best approach. Day One: Place splint on pet for 10-15 minutes at a time, then remove. Try these short sessions 3 to 4 times during Day One. Once the splint is removed, look for any areas of irritation or rubbing on the pet’s skin that may have been caused by the splint. If you notice an area of rubbing, please consult one of our service representatives for fitting assistance and your veterinarian with any medical concerns. Remember that every pet is different; it may take pets longer than a few days to get used to the splint, and that’s OK. It’s more important to make sure the pet is comfortable with the splint and the fit is correct than to rush the process. Continue with these short sessions until your dog adjusts. If you are concerned that the fit isn’t correct, please send us a message or consult with your veterinarian. Day Two: If your pet is having a hard time adjusting to wearing the splint, continue with the short 10-15 minute sessions, as described in Day One. If your pet seems to be walking a little better and is getting used to the splint, then it’s time to increase the session length a bit. Place splint on for 15-30 minutes at a time, then remove. Try these sessions 3 to 4 times during Day Two. Again, look for any signs of discomfort, and respond accordingly. Day Three: If your pet is still having a hard time, continue with the short 10-15 minute sessions, as described in Day One. If the pet seems to be walking a little better than in Day Two and is getting used to the splint, then it’s time to increase session length again. Place splint on for 30-60 minutes at a time, then remove. Try these sessions 3 to 4 times during Day Three. Once again, look for any signs of discomfort, and respond accordingly. Ongoing: Once the pet is able to comfortably wear the splint for 4 hours or more in the day, and no areas of rubbing or irritation are present, it’s all right to increase wear time to almost a full day, if needed. If you are unsure how long the splint should be worn based on your dog’s medical condition, it’s always best to consult with your veterinarian. Walkin' Pet Splint for Dogs, Canine Bootie Style Leg Splint Walkin' Pet Splint for Dogs, Canine Bootie Style Leg Splint with Foam Walkin' Pet Splint for Dogs, Canine Rear Leg Splint with Foam Walkin' Extended Hock Support for Dogs Rear Leg Helps Canine Arthritis Walkin' Pet Splint for Dogs, Canine Front Leg Splint with Foam Walkin' Extended Carpal Wrist Support for Dogs Front Leg Helps Canine Arthritis Size XS-XL XS-XL XXS-XL XS-L XXS-XL XS-L Front or Rear? Front & Rear Front & Rear Front Rear Front Front Type of Support Stiff/Hard/Rigid Stiff/Hard/Rigid Stiff/Hard/Rigid Soft/Flexible Stiff/Hard/Rigid Soft/Flexible Supports Paw ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Custom Foam Included ✓ ✓ ✓ Can be used for Right or Left Leg ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Product Features
- PROVIDES THE COMFORT AND SUPPORT YOUR DOG NEEDS - The Walkin Bootie Style Dog Splint helps give your best friend all the comfort and support they need. This brace provides joint support for your pet to help with injuries and conditions that may cause weakness in the limb.
- EASY AND COST-EFFECTIVE WAY TO TREAT INJURIES - Caring for injured pets can be challenging for pet parents. Our pet splint offers protection, support, and comfort to weakened or unstable areas due to fractures, sprains or ailments like canine arthritis.
- PROTECT YOUR PETS BROKEN OR WEAK LIMB - - The Walkin Bootie Style Splint is designed for dogs with arthritis or injuries. This dog joint protector is shorter than a standard size leg splint and will support the lower part of the limb. The Bootie splint extends under the dog's paw to stabilize digit or toe injuries while also keeping your dogs leg in a normal walking position to prevent knuckling or nerve damage problems.
- DURABLE, LIGHTWEIGHT AND WATER-RESISTANT - The Walkin dog splint is made of durable, lightweight and water-resistant plastic with a cushioned interior for your pets everyday comfort. In addition, the lightweight design helps with your pets tolerance of the canine splint.
- FIND THE PERFECT FIT - Available in a range of sizes to fit your pet perfectly. The sizes range from XSmall to XLarge and can be worn on either the front or rear foot. The touch-fastener closures secure the dog ankle brace in place to ensure a secure fit.
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