Real dogs.
Real owners.
“"I spent about four days with seventeen tabs open trying to figure out what to do. Every source said something different. Ordered this because the size swap guarantee meant I had nothing to lose if it didn't fit. It fit. He still watches me like I'm about to do something to him every time I put it on, but he's using the leg properly now."”
Sarah D. · Melbourne, VIC
“"She tore her other leg 18 months after the first one. I'd already done the surgery once and wasn't prepared to go through that again straight away. Ordered the brace the same week. Most nights now she just wants to lie down next to me with her leg stretched out. She's not back to full speed but she's finally settled."”
Tanya B · Gold Coast QLD
“"My vet said surgery was the only real fix but also said some support is better than nothing while we wait. That's exactly what this does. He's been wearing it for five weeks. He's not 100% but he's stopped keeping all his weight off that leg. He still stands there giving me that look like he knows exactly what happened to him."”
Michelle P · Perth, WA
“"Six weeks in and he's finally comfortable enough to just lie around like a normal dog again. That sounds like a small thing until you've watched your dog avoid lying down for weeks because getting back up hurt too much."”
Margaret C · Sydney NSW
Join the many happy dog parents who made the switch.
Everything your dog needs
from day one.
Most owners focus on the diagnosis. But the diagnosis is not what fires the pain signal every day. It is the small movement that happens inside the joint on every single weight-bearing step. The brace controls that movement from the outside.
Of dogs that tear one CCL go on to tear the other, at a median of 2.6 years later.
The other leg is already working harder to compensate. Protect it before it has to carry the load alone. See the Full Protection Bundle →
Muir P, et al. “Contralateral Cruciate Survival in Dogs with Unilateral Non-Contact Cranial Cruciate Ligament Rupture.” PLOS ONE, 2011.The joint is not stable
A damaged rear leg joint does not hold its position under load. Every time your dog takes a step and puts weight on that leg, the joint shifts a little. That shift grinds cartilage and fires a pain signal. Not just on bad days. Every step. All day.
Compression holds the joint
Think of taping a sprained ankle. You are not healing the injury. You are supporting the joint from the outside so the shift cannot happen. The brace does the same thing. External compression. Less movement. Less grinding. Less pain signal on every step.
Your dog starts moving again
Most owners notice a change within the first week of consistent wear. Getting up faster in the mornings. Completing the full walk without stopping. Attempting the stairs again. Not because the condition is gone. Because the step-by-step pain is reduced.
Your dog’s fit & adjustment timeline.
The First Fitting
Slide the sleeve on, secure the straps, check two fingers fit under each one. Most dogs stand a little stiffly at first — that is normal, not a sign it is wrong.
Getting Used To It
Dogs adjust to wearing the brace during this week. Short wear sessions first, building up as your dog settles into it during normal movement around the house.
Part Of The Routine
Most owners tell us this is when the brace stops being something they think about and just becomes part of the daily walk or the moment the leg needs extra support.
Long-Term Support
Built to be worn for the long haul, not just a few weeks. If the fit ever changes as your dog grows or recovers, the 30-day size swap has you covered.
Two measurements.
That is all you need.
Measure at the widest point of the upper rear leg (A) and below the knee (B). If your dog is between sizes, choose the smaller size. Still unsure? Email us both measurements before you order.
| Size | A — Thigh (cm) | B — Calf (cm) | Typical breed |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 13 – 23 | 11 – 17.5 | Toy / small breeds |
| S | 15 – 28 | 12.5 – 20 | Small-medium breeds |
| M | 17 – 33 | 15 – 25 | Medium breeds |
| L | 29 – 39 | 16.5 – 30 | Large breeds |
| XL | 34 – 45 | 19.5 – 37 | Large–XL breeds |
Not sure? Email your measurements before ordering and we will confirm your size. Sizes XS–XL available. Black only.
30-day size swap
If the size is wrong when it arrives, email us within 30 days. Send the brace back at your own cost and we will ship your new size free of charge.
Two measurements.
That is all you need.
Measure at the widest point of the upper rear leg (A) and below the knee (B). If your dog is between sizes, choose the smaller size. Still unsure? Email us both measurements before you order.
| Size | A — Thigh (cm) | B — Calf (cm) | Typical breed |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 13 – 23 | 11 – 17.5 | Toy / small breeds |
| S | 15 – 28 | 12.5 – 20 | Small-medium breeds |
| M | 17 – 33 | 15 – 25 | Medium breeds |
| L | 29 – 39 | 16.5 – 30 | Large breeds |
| XL | 34 – 45 | 19.5 – 37 | Large–XL breeds |
Not sure? Email your measurements before ordering and we will confirm your size. Sizes XS–XL available. Black only.
30-day size swap
If the size is wrong when it arrives, email us within 30 days. Send the brace back at your own cost and we will ship your new size free of charge.
Questions.
Can’t find your answer? Email us before you order. We reply same day.
How long does shipping take?
How do I measure my dog correctly?
What if I get the wrong size?
How long should my dog wear it each day?
Is this suitable for my dog’s specific condition?
Does the brace fit the left and right leg, or do I need to order one for each side?
Is the brace washable?
My vet has not mentioned this. Is it legitimate?
One brace.
One guarantee.
One decision.
Wrong size within 30 days? Send it back and we will exchange it for the right one, free of charge. That is how confident we are it will fit.