There are many questions surrounding dog boots. Are they necessary? Do they help, or are they just a fashion accessory?
As a manufacturer of prosthetic and orthotic aids — and in cooperation with canine physiotherapists — we know that the answer is not universal. There are situations where dog boots can significantly help a dog, and others where...

When your loyal companion needs an amputation, it can be a difficult and emotional decision for the whole family. And when the procedure has to be done suddenly, it can feel even more overwhelming. But believe me – there is hope and a way to get through it.

A prosthetic or orthotic can change a dog's life – it allows them to run, play, and enjoy daily activities without pain. But for the prosthesis to function well and for the dog to feel comfortable, proper stump care is essential.

Front limb amputation is a significant change for a dog. Although it's often said that "the dog will manage," from the perspective of movement physiology and long-term health, it's not an ideal solution. A dog's body is not designed to function permanently on three legs—especially when one of the front limbs, which bear most of the body's weight,...

A carpal orthosis for dogs is a modern and effective device designed to prevent paw slipping—a common problem that can severely limit the mobility of your dog's front limbs. This article explains how the dog's wrist (carpal) joint works, why paw slipping occurs, and how our orthosis with cranial support can help your dog regain comfortable...

If your dog has undergone a front limb amputation, it's essential to choose the right support device to maintain their mobility and overall health. As a manufacturer of animal orthoses and prosthetics, we prefer and recommend a carpal orthosis on the remaining front leg rather than a full prosthesis. This approach offers several advantages that...