Dog Back Brace for Dogs with Inserts for Extra Support

Definitely measure your pup first, don’t go by breed, especially if yours is overweight like mine! Needed it because he has flare ups every once in a while and I can use it between visits to the doggie chiropractor.

This is for a 30# dog that has doxie in her therefor she has a long back and stumpy legs. She has steps up and down on the bed (ours) and for sofa, to keep her from jumping. The long backed dogs can fracture their spine and have to be euthanized if they jump off just a little “wrong”.I have it put away for now. Sort of a preemptive strike. She will get old one day, and that’s this brace’s time to shine. I feel it will help her a great deal as she gets old, stiff and arthritic. It will provide her much needed back support for a long, comfy life

This back brace for dogs is made well. The fabric choice is extremely comfortable, breathable, and highly adjustable.The product does not come with any instructions at all. I had to figure out how to use it by trial and error. After figuring it out, I still do not know what the recommendations are for adjusting the brace or even the recommended length of time you should let your dog wear this particular brace, etc.My senior dog did enjoy wearing it. She also seemed happy and a little more active. As time goes on, I’m sure this brace is going to have a positive effect on her.It’s pricey, but worth it to see your furbabies response. I would love to see instructions and recommendations included with the product. I think it’s necessary on a product like this.I hope this review helps you and your precious furbaby!

I got this brace for our daughter’s Lhasa Poodle mix, Riggins, who has had back surgery. The vet says he has recovered, but sometimes it seems like he’s still in pain, and he likes to jump on and off the couch. So I thought this brace might help when he seems to be hurting.The brace is easy to put on, and fits him very well, but Riggins doesn’t like it. Once it’s on, he forgets about it, though, and he runs around like normal, so he can run in it and he seems comfortable. But he won’t jump, which is good. If he wears the brace when he seems to be in pain and it keeps him from jumping, maybe after a few months these pain episodes will go away. That’s my theory anyway. I don’t think it could hurt to try. I think the brace is worthwhile.

I put this on my small senior dog and although I had to use paper clips after I noticed it was a bit big on his neck it ended up working great. I can definitely see that he has a straighter back with this thing on and I think having this on and off throughout the week will really help him get rid of the arch he has in his back that's pretty prominent.He can walk normally with this on as well.