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Custom Veterinary Orthoses and Cervical Collars
Compare WIMBA custom orthoses and cervical collars for dogs and cats. Choose the right solution by clinical need, device type and ordering pathway.
What is WIMBA Go?
WIMBA Go is a solution for mild severity cases requiring carpal and tarsal braces or cervical collars, allowing veterinary professionals to order without advanced scanning—delivering fast, reliable custom-fit solutions. No WimbaSCAN needed!
Considering WIMBA orthotics for your patient? Click the button below to consult your case with WIMBA:
Front limb / wrist support
WIMBA Carpus Orthosis Go
WIMBA Carpus Orthosis Go are specialized braces designed to address front leg issues in pets, providing essential stability and support for various conditions, including:
- Mild carpal hyperextension (compensatory, ligament, or tendon condition)
- Osteoarthritis in the carpal joint
- Rehabilitation Therapy (variety of uses)
- Prevention for numerous situations
- Support for obese dogs
Hind limb / hock support
WIMBA Tarsus Orthosis Go
WIMBA Tarsal Brace, also referred to as a tarsus or hock brace, is designed to provide stability and assist in treating tarsal-related issues, including:
- Tarsal hyperextension (compensatory, ligament, or tendon condition)
- Mild cases of single planar instability of tarsal joint
- Osteoarthritis in the tarsal joint
- Tarsal hyperflexion (Achilles tendon/CCT injuries with no complete tear present)-> must order custom tokens to limit flexion
- Rehabilitation Therapy (variety of uses)
- Prevention for numerous situations
- Support for obese dogs
Neck support / cervical instability
WIMBA Cervical Collar Go
WIMBA Cervical Collar Go offers support for dogs with cervical spine conditions the brace can be used in non-surgical and postoperative situations.
How to Order WIMBA Go?
- Download the WimbaAPP (available on Google Play or the App Store).
- Choose the device you need: carpal brace, tarsal brace, or cervical collar.
- Upload two clear photos and add the required manual measurements.
- Place your order and experience a faster, easier process today!
WIMBA Go Orthotic Indications
Click the button below to view the indications for which WIMBA Go can provide support.
What is WIMBA Pro?
WIMBA Pro is the advanced solution for severe cases requiring precise 3D scanning with WimbaSCAN. It provides the highest accuracy for custom orthotics like stifle orthoses delivering custom-fit solutions and ensuring optimal support for pets with advanced rehabilitation needs.
Considering WIMBA orthotics for your patient? Click the button below to consult your case with WIMBA:
Front limb or Hind limb better support
WIMBA Orthosis Pro
Advanced custom orthotics for complex limb support across multiple planes of motion—cranio-caudal and lateral-medial—designed as high-performance mobility solutions to ensure comfort, stability, and long-term function.
Knee / stifle instability
WIMBA Stifle Orthosis Pro
WIMBA Stifle (Knee) Brace is an orthopedic medical device to stabilize the stifle joint, support recovery, and reduce pain. It is beneficial for dogs with partial or complete Cranial Cruciate Ligament Ruptures (CrCLR), also known as ACL in humans. Depending on the situation, this orthosis provides an effective non-surgical alternative for managing CCL injuries, a preventive option to avoid further damage, or postoperative support to aid in recovery.
How to Order WIMBA Pro?
- Become a WIMBA Provider Pro (if you’re not already) and get WIMBA Box with scanning tools.
- Download WimbaAPP, choose the device you need: stifle brace
- Use WimbaSCAN for superior precision and add needed manual measurements.
- Order easily through the app for top-quality orthotics.
WIMBA Pro Orthotic Indications
Click the button below to download the indications for which WIMBA Pro can provide support.
These indications are suggested uses only. WIMBA defers to the prescribing clinician for all clinical decisions. 3D scanning supports accurate fit and informed planning, but orthoses are tools and not a therapy—so when used properly, especially with a multimodal approach, they become an increasingly important part of daily clinical practice as essential medical tools.
