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Non-surgical and post-op options for CCL rupture and complex limb cases.
Orthosis & Stifle Pro
A daily-use tool for mobility and comfort in long-term care.
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A simple first step for the ortho cases you’d otherwise refer out.
Carpus & Tarsus GOThree lines, every case
Custom orthoses, a ready-to-dispense collar, and mechanical wound care — each with its own range underneath.
Custom · 3D-printed
Custom carpal, tarsal and stifle support, with measurement-based GO and scan-based PRO options.
See all orthosesCarpus Go · Tarsus Go · Orthosis Pro · Stifle Pro
Stock · 5 sizes
Non-surgical and post-op neck support, ready to dispense — for any vet professional.
See the Collar5 sizes · No 3D scan required
Stock · Mechanical
Pressure-redistributing pads that sit between dressing and bandage — for sores, wounds and calluses.
See Wound CareDonuts · Domes · Sticks
How it works
Two photos and manual measurements for GO. WimbaSCAN and measurements for PRO.
GO and Carpal/Tarsal PRO: 10 business days. Stifle PRO: 15 business days. Production times start from complete case submission and exclude shipping.
Designed and 3D-printed in-house for lightweight, patient-specific support.
Fitting guides and a free Case Consult with our clinical team, whenever you need a second opinion.
Try a patient name, diagnosis, body area, or WIMBA solution.
Case report
Intermittent Forelimb Lameness
Bernie struggles with intermittent forelimb lameness, especially after exercise. With the newest WIMBA Carpal Orthosis Go set to 185 degrees, Bernie has gained the support she needed to prevent hyperextension, enhance her comfort, and enjoy life as the young, energetic pup she is!
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Carpal Joint Hyperextension
Oslo, a five-year-old Australian Shepherd, loves exploring the summits of the Haute-Savoie and the Alps. Following surgery, he experienced carpal hyperextension, which impacted his mobility and overall quality of life. The introduction of carpal brace from WIMBA marked a significant turning point in Oslo’s recovery.
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Tarsal Hyperextension
Thanos, a three-year-old Chow Chow, was diagnosed with several severe conditions, including tarsal hyperextension. Learn more about how he is now supported by WIMBA orthosis.
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Bilateral Carpal Hyperextension
Although Loki’s case was ultimately impacted by cancer, using the orthosis showed straighter front paws and significant support from the orthosis. His early progress indicated that the WIMBA orthosis could have been a valuable tool in managing his condition.
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Bilateral Carpal Hyperextension
Jet faced multiple health challenges, including an autoimmune disorder called uveodermatologic syndrome.
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Bilateral Carpal Hyperextension
Max, an 11-year-old Rough Collie was diagnosed with bilateral carpal hyperextension. With the help of custom bilateral carpal orthotics, Max is regaining confidence in his steps and enjoying greater stability during daily walks.
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Bilateral Carpal Hyperextension
Amidala is is a 9 years old 45 kg Alaskan malamute diagnosed with Bilateral carpal hyperextension
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Fracture of the Styloid Process – Medial Part of the Radius and the Medial Part of the Medial Carpal Bone
Keti, a fluffy Samoyed, is supported by her custom WIMBA Carpus Orthosis Pro to receive essential support, stability, and comfort, helping her regain mobility with confidence. Thanks to WimbaSCAN 3D technology and 3D-printing, we achieved a precise, custom fit – no messy casting, just seamless digital accuracy.
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Medial/Lateral Instability of the Right Carpus
A 14-month-old English Springer Spaniel, Sophia, with a suspected brachial plexus injury resulting in right forelimb weakness and carpal instability. The orthosis provided the intended support and stability.
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Bilateral Carpal Hyperextension
Jipsi suffers from immune-mediated polyarthritis (IMPA) and had bilateral carpal hyperextension as a result. Before she was diagnosed, she was a high-level performance athlete with over 125 titles. She has had several sets of carpal hyperextension dog braces, but the WIMBA carpal hyperextension dog braces have given her the best mobility and the most normal life. They have allowed her to be a dog again! She LOVES to show them off whenever she can!
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Bilateral Carpal Joint Hyperextension
Diagnosed with carpal joint hyperextension, Nala is now supported by her custom-fit WIMBA Carpus Orthosis Go, fitted at The Moores Orthopaedic Clinic, one of our trusted WIMBA Providers in the UK.
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Instability of the Carpus Joint
Najty, a 3.5-year-old Border Collie, underwent three surgeries after a serious wrist injury. His owner feared the worst: total joint immobilisation… But then came WIMBA! With the support of WIMBA, rehabilitation, and hydrotherapy, Najty’s mobility has improved.
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Wrist Instability
Hitchcock, a 11-year-old flat coated retriever who, despite facing challenges, never lets anything slow him down. For some time now, Hitchcock has struggled with wrist instability, a condition that made everyday activities difficult. But his resilience and love for adventure have never stopped. Two years ago, Hitchcock’s owner discovered WIMBA while searching online. WIMBA was already known at their physical therapy center, making it a natural choice. After being fitted with a WIMBA Carpal Orthosis, Hitchcock’s life became significantly easier.
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Carpal Hyperextension
It’s been a long road to recovery for Barry, but this brave boy’s positivity never wavered. After suffering a severe carpal hyperextension injury in October 2024, Barry has gone through a lot. Now, he is supported by his WIMBA Carpus Go brace. A huge thanks to his caring pet parent and the incredible team at Canine Rehabilitation & Conditioning Group.
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Carpal Joint Hyperextension
Bru, a 17kg Australian Kelpie was diagnosed with carpal joint hyperextension. After surgery, her first few steps in the WIMBA brace were not so easy. Her skin was sensitive, so a cohesive bandage was added under the device.
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Carpal Hyperextension
Mimi, a Siamese cat was diagnosed with carpal hyperextension. She found help at one of our valued WIMBA Providers, Physiovet Vaud, run by Hanne Frenkel, a veterinarian and FSPA-qualified physiotherapist, based in Switzerland. As they shared with us, Mimi has had no issues with the brace so far and continues to use it.
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Carpal Hyperextension
Cyril, a 7-year-old Dalmatian, recently received a custom carpus orthosis, designed specifically to restrict paw straddling while allowing full wrist mobility in flexion. Thanks to a precise fit and thoughtful design, he can now move more comfortably and confidently
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Carpal Hyperextension
Joker, the 6-year-old Belgian Malinois, was diagnosed with mild carpal hyperextension by the team at Salt Lake Animal Physical Therapy. Joker began his recovery journey with a custom-fit WIMBA Carpus Orthosis Go and dedicated canine rehabilitation therapy. Thanks to his lightweight, adjustable brace and a tailored rehab plan, Joker not only regained better joint mobility but also achieved a healthier body condition score. He wears his orthosis only during specific activities.
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Carpal Joint Instability and Hyperextension
Fiona, a 42kg German Shepherd, was diagnosed with joint instability and hyperextension in her left wrist. Thanks to her custom-fit WIMBA device, she’s already taking her first steps towards improved mobility.
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Bilateral Carpal Hyperextension
Sera, the adorable 17-kg border collie, is regaining mobility with the support of her WIMBA Carpus Orthoses Go.
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Tarsal Hyperextension
Sessi is supported by her WIMBA Tarsal Orthosis Go. She made great progress with the support of the WIMBA tarsus brace, combined with the expert care of Paradogz and Rehabky pro tlapky, and a tailored exercise plan.
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Instability and Bilateral Tarsal Hyperextension
Szaman, a 3-year-old Leonberger is overcoming instability and hyperextension in both ankle joints with the help of WIMBA Tarsal Orthotics Go! WIMBA devices are waterproof, making them perfect for dog hydrotherapy. Watch Szaman in action, exercising in water to enhance recovery.
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Instability of the Carpus Joint
Chrupek, the 30kg Chow Chow received his custom WIMBA Carpus Orthosis Pro! At Arwet Veterinary Practice, Chrupek took an important step toward better mobility and joint support!
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Carpal Hyperextension
Missy, fitted by Canine Kinetics with her new WIMBA Carpal Orthosis Go, she is already on the move with confidence and style.
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Achilles Tendon Injury
Lola, an 11-year-old Lurcher, faced significant challenges due to an Achilles tendon injury. The main goal of the WIMBA orthotics was to optimize Lola’s healing following her Achilles tendon surgery.
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ACL Rupture/CrCCL
Frankie struggles with a complex and chronic progression of stifle joint pathology. Initially diagnosed with Osteochondritis Dissecans (OCD) of the stifle, Frankie underwent surgical intervention. The introduction of the WIMBA stifle orthosis resulted in immediate and noticeable improvements in Frankie’s mobility.
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Carpal Ligament Injury
Lexis, a 5-year-old dog was diagnosed with a carpal ligament injury. After damaging the medial dorsal ligament between the radial carpal bone and the 1st and 2nd carpal bones, Lexis needed targeted support to regain mobility.
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Achilles Tendon Rupture
Moose, a 10-year-old Labrador, ruptured his Achilles and was unable to undergo surgery. After several attempts with orthotics that either lacked support or caused sores, his vet referred him for further assistance to All Seasons Animal Rehab.
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Cranial Cruciate Ligament Rupture
Diagnosed with immune-mediated thrombocytopenia (ITP), an autoimmune disease, surgery was simply too risky for Jack. So when he ruptured his CCL, conservative management became the only option. With the support of his dedicated vet and rehabilitation team – and a custom WIMBA Stifle Brace – Jack has regained stability, confidence, and improved weight-bearing throughout his recovery.
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Partial Cruciate Ligament Tear
Tess, German Shepherd, has been struggling with a partial cruciate ligament tear, which has caused her significant pain and limited her ability to move freely. Recently, she received her own WIMBA Stifle Brace, and the results have been truly impressive. Tess adapted to the brace very quickly and is now walking much better. According to her pet parent, she’s moving at a much faster pace and is able to walk comfortably right from the start.
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Achilles Tendinopathy
Uno, the 8 year old Labrador, has been struggling with an Achilles tendinopathy. As part of her treatment plan, we recommended extra support to help her enjoy her walks safely and comfortably.
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Achilles Tendon Rupture
Heidi ruptured her Achilles tendon out on a walk. Following surgery she has been using an WIMBA Tarsus Orthosis Go to support the healing tendon and has started her rehabilitation journey.
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Cranial Cruciate Ligament Rupture
Simba, a 31 kg dog, was diagnosed with cranial cruciate ligament rupture. With the support of the WIMBA Stifle Brace, Simba’s mobility is improving. See how the WIMBA Stifle Brace adds stability to Simba’s stifle joint:
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Cranial Cruciate Ligament Rupture
Śląskie Centrum Weterynarii Fabisz&StefanekAjka | WIMBA Stifle Orthosis Pro
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ACL Rupture/CrCCL
Sam, a 12-year-old Yorkshire Terrier, received his custom-made, 3D-printed knee brace based on a precise scan of his little limb. The brace was specially designed to support his knee and improve his daily movement.
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Bilateral Carpal Hyperextension
Maia, an approximately 11-year-old Border Collie, developed progressive forelimb overload and left carpal hyperextension nearly one year after a right hind limb amputation. Bilateral WIMBA Carpus Orthoses GO were introduced to support the overloaded forelimbs, improve alignment, and help maintain comfortable mobility and independence.
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Protecting the Remaining Forelimb in a Tripod Dog
Juri, a Border Collie and former dog-frisbee athlete, underwent left front-limb amputation after severe carpal disease, osteomyelitis and progressive limb deterioration. With his right forelimb becoming the only load-bearing front limb, WIMBA Carpus Orthosis GO was introduced to support the carpus, limit hyperextension and help protect the remaining limb during daily activity.
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Osteosarcoma
Bennie, a 10-year-old Labradoodle that struggled with osteosarcoma (left forelimb amputated), muscle tightness, and groaning during movement. Since starting rehabilitation and using the WIMBA orthosis, Bennie has significantly improved stamina and endurance. His movements have become more confident, and he can now engage in physical activities with greater ease and comfort.
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Bilateral Carpal Hyperextension, CCL Rupture
Kalina, an 11-year-old Akita/Border Collie mix, battled osteoarthritis, CCL rupture, and bilateral carpal hyperextension. Custom WIMBA orthotics for her front legs transformed her life, enabling her to resume activities and improving her emotional well-being.
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Assisting Comfort for Degenerative Metacarpophalangeal (MCP) Joints with a Custom Supportive Solution
This case study examines the use of a WIMBA Orthosis Pro for an 8 year old female spayed, mixed breed dog, who needed support for her right forelimb.
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Proliferative Lesion in the Ankle Joint Area
Bono, a 6.5-year-old Golden Retriever was diagnosed with a proliferative lesion in the ankle joint area. Despite the challenges, Bono is staying more active and supported thanks to his custom orthotic solution designed to bring comfort and stability to his daily life.
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Osteoarthritis and Erosive Arthritis
Lin, a 13-year-old, 29 kg Labrador Retriever was diagnosed with osteoarthritis and erosive arthritis. Thanks to her WIMBA tarsal orthotics, Lin’s mobility has significantly improved! Both her vets and her owner are thrilled to see her moving more comfortably again.
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Erosive Arthritis with a Subluxation of a Carpal Joint
Wiki, a 16-year-old Chihuahua has received WIMBA orthoses and attend regular physiotherapy sessions. This multi-faceted approach is essential for achieving the best outcomes. Wiki is now set to receive a second orthosis for her other front leg, further enhancing her mobility.
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Dog Elbow Pressure Sore
Nelson, a 12.5-year-old Labrador, was treated for a chronic pressure-related elbow wound that had progressed from superficial irritation into a persistent open lesion. Because of its location over the elbow, the wound remained difficult to manage due to repeated pressure and mechanical irritation. WIMBA Wound Care Donut was integrated into the bandage as part of a wound-protection and pressure-offloading plan.
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Bilateral Elbow Pressure Sores
Bruno, a 9-year-old Alaskan Malamute, was treated for bilateral elbow pressure sores caused by repeated pressure and mechanical irritation during rest. Both elbows were affected, with one additionally complicated by a deep fistula with purulent discharge. WIMBA Wound Care was incorporated into his wound management plan to support pressure offloading, protect the primary dressing, and help maintain more stable conditions between dressing changes.
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Traumatic Cervical Spine Injury
Kacperek, a 3.5-year-old Yorkshire Terrier, suffered a severe traumatic cervical spine injury that resulted in tetraplegia. With conservative treatment and support from the WIMBA Cervical Collar Go, he gradually improved from complete immobility to independent movement.
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Sciatic Nerve Injury Resulting From a Complex Pelvic Fracture
WIMBA and ARWET Gabinet Weterynaryjny all believe in Winnie, a 5-year-old, 50kg Great Dane, as she takes her first steps toward better mobility. Here’s her first donning of a custom 3D-printed WIMBA brace, designed to give her the support she needs every day.
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Hydrocephalus, Apex-Rotational Instability, and Other Cervical Spine Conditions
Pipi battles hydrocephalus, apex-rotational instability, and other cervical spine conditions. Sadly, her condition deteriorated despite temporary bandage solutions. WIMBA crated 3D-printed lightweight neck brace, ensuring Pipi’s safety and significantly enhancing her comfort.
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Atlantoaxial Instability
Coco was diagnosed with atlantoaxial instability and now is supported by WIMBA Cervical Collar Go.
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Atlantoaxial Instability
We're truly proud and thankful to see growing trust from leading veterinary professionals in surgery, orthopedics, and neurology – like Dr. Kaloyan Voychev from MVC Bulgaria – who chose the WIMBA Cervical Collar to support their patients (image source)
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Partnering with WIMBA has allowed us the opportunity to offer another option to many patients who prior had difficult if not impossible mobility issues.
Dr. Andrea Looney, DVM, DACVSMR, DACVA, Ethos Veterinary Health
WIMBA has been an excellent partner in helping me deliver high quality, evidence-based rehabilitation care
Dr. Cara McNamee, DVM, cVMA, CCRT Managing Veterinarian, Resurgence Veterinary Mobility
It’s been an incredible journey working with WIMBA to provide our patients with the highest quality mobility solutions. Our collaboration has allowed us to offer innovative products that make a real difference in the lives of so many pets.
Danielle Robins, LCPO, MSOP, OrthoPaws
For the first time, Mount Pleasant can offer high-tech, custom-made, wearable, non-surgical devices to restore mobility and comfort in these much-loved patients
Dr Russell Chandler BVSc CertSAO MSc(OrthoEng) MSc(Stem Cells) MRCVS Advanced Practitioner in Small Animal Orthopaedics Mount Pleasant Veterinary Group Pte Ltd
WIMBA orthotics are the hope we all need and the support that makes mobility, for more good times with our fur friends, possible again.
Emily Hall, DVM, CCRT, CPAT-KA Tulsa Animal Rehabilitation & Wellness
The individualized, tailored orthotics provided by WIMBA matches perfectly with our patient-centred approach with each of the dogs we care for at CRCG.
Emily Howat, PT, DPT, CCAT Canine Rehabilitation & Conditioning Group, LLC
It is an honor to be an early adopter of this WIMBA® technology, and to bring it to Asia!
Dr Russell ChandlerBVSc CertSAO MSc(OrthoEng) MSc(Stem Cells) MRCVSAdvanced Practitioner in Small Animal OrthopaedicsMount Pleasant Veterinary Group Pte Ltd
When a brace was mentioned to offer him stability and the owner to feel more confident in exercising him, WIMBA appeared to be and ultimately proved a good choice.
Graham Blow BVSc MRCVS Bridge Veterinary Centre
(…) Once his WIMBA stifle brace was fitted, it allowed him the freedom of being off lead with his friend. Frankie is now living his best life with the help of his Wimba stifle brace.
Nichi Cockburn RVN NCert (A&CC) CCRP AdvCertVPhys MIRVAP (VP) Veterinary Physiotherapist & Rehabilitation Service Lead VetPartners Practices Limited T/A Valley Vets
I’ve been really impressed with the WIMBA tarsal orthotic. The design process is straight-forward and the orthotics are very effective, adjustable and well tolerated. They are also much lighter and much less bulky than the custom orthotics I have previously used.
Andy Moores BVSc, DSAS(Orth), DipECVS, FRCVS
Then we found WIMBA! We scanned his leg using the advanced digital WIMBA scanner, and from this, a lightweight yet supportive orthotic was made with a 3D printer. The breathable design prevents sores and is easy to clean—perfect for a Labrador who loves puddles! We’re now proud WIMBA providers covering Bristol & Bath!
All Seasons Animal Rehab
Even though he looks clumsy they did seem to offer a fantastic amount of support. We were all quite surprised with the results. He made a very good attempt at walking right away.
Deirdre Duggan | Pet Paws Physio
Sophia is more and more willing to bear weight with the orthosis on but she is still very reluctant to have the orthosis put on. The orthosis is providing the medial/lateral support that it was designed for and is reducing the amount of rotation through the limb when walking.
Nadia Schrenk, NSVetPhys | Veterinary Physiotherapist in George
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