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Taituki Knee Brace for Dogs with ACL (L Left)

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The Taituki Original Knee Brace for Dogs with ACL is a knee brace designed for dogs with ACL injuries. The brace gives support and stability to the injured area and helps in the rehabilitation of the dog's knee joint. It also reduces stress on the injured area by strengthening muscles around the knee joint. This knee brace is made from high-quality, strong, and durable materials, yet comfortable for your pet dog to wear. The Taituki Knee Brace is available in five sizes: XXS, XS, S, M, and L. Abrasion-resistant, this brace helps to activate the muscles around the knee and makes rehabilitation quicker. It gives support when your dog walks or runs and provides comfort during rest time. The Taituki Original Knee Brace for Dogs with ACL is a revolutionary orthopedic knee brace designed to treat dogs with an ACL injury.

Item Details

Seller

Nellis Auction

Pickup Location

4000 Meadows Ln

Las Vegas, NV, 89107

Quality

Used
Functional
No Damage
No Assembly Needed
In Package
No Missing Parts

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Estimated Retail Price

$129.99

Buyers Premium

15%

Inventory Number

1090485844

Additional Details from the Manufacturer

This item information is coming from the manufacturer. Some of the details may vary from the Nellis Auction listing. Please check the Quality Rating and Notes for information specific to this listing

brand

Taituki

color

Black

dimensions

Package: 0.18 lb

weight

0.18 lbs

More features

  • OFFER NATURAL, UNRESTRICTED MOVEMENT: Taituki Dog Knee Support is soft and well-designed support that activates the muscles around the knee. It gives support when the dog walks and runs. The support is only to be used outdoors and should be taken off when the dog is indoors. Your dog can wear it before and after knee surgery or with partial tears of ligaments.
  • EASE YOUR PET'S PAIN SAFELY: Our knee support is ideal for the rehabilitation of ligament injuries, osteoarthritis, and other knee injuries. It is usually used for jogging for about two to three months when the leg strengthens, and the dog can walk better. The knee brace activates the muscles around the knee and gives you the confidence to move. The knee support is fastened with Velcro straps above and below the knee and around the hips.
  • BEFORE AND AFTER OPERATIONS: Patellar licking, or knee pad dislocation, is quite common in small and medium-sized dogs. The pond will stay in place with knee support, and the dog will lift and jump less. An utterly ruptured ligament is difficult to heal without surgery, and conservative treatment can leave knee osteoarthritis changes. In the case of surgery, it is a good idea to start using knee support while waiting for surgery and continue immediately after surgery or after wound dressing removal. The knee support will ease the dog’s condition and make rehabilitation quicker.
  • MATCH THE RIGHT SIZE FOR ALL AGES AND BREEDS: We offer sizes for all kinds of furry friends. The size chart makes it easier to choose the right size. The fabric we use adapts to the dog’s leg as it warms up and is slightly stretched. Our products are durable and washable by hands if needed.
  • BUY CONFIDENTLY WITH OUR 1 - MONTH GUARANTEE: We're passionate about dog joint health as much as you are about caring for your best friend. Our products are backed by a promise to exchange your purchase within 1 month if it does not meet your satisfaction.

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