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WIMBA Tarsal Orthotics
Tailored Support for Pet’s Ankles
At WIMBA, we understand the importance of a pet’s mobility and comfort. That’s why we’ve engineered our Tarsal Orthotics to address a range of pet ankle conditions with precision and care. Leveraging our innovative WimbaSCAN and 3D printing technologies, we capture precise measurements of your pet’s lower leg, ensuring a perfect fit for maximum effectiveness and comfort.
What are Tarsal (Ankle) Orthotics?
Whether the pet is struggling with an Achilles tendon injury, hyperextension, or knuckle walking, our meticulously crafted ankle brace—also known as a tarsus or hock orthotics—offers unrivaled stability and motion control. WIMBA brace offers tailored support for various breeds, aiding in their rehabilitation journey and promoting recovery.
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Tarsal Brace Medical Indications
WIMBA Tarsal Braces offer targeted support for a variety of pet rear leg issues, addressing medical indications such as:
- Ligament and tendon injuries of the tarsal joint
- Instability of the tarsal joint
- Achilles tendon injuries
- Tarsal hyperextension and hyperflexion
- MCL/LCL instability
- Paw knuckling
Indications are suggested use only, WIMBA defers to prescribing clinician for clinical decisions.
SEE WIMBA Tarsal Orthotics in Action
PAWerful Stories
GENIE
Genie, a 12-year-old Terrier mix, struggled with a tarsometatarsal luxation in her right hindlimb. A custom-made WIMBA brace enabled normal weightbearing and facilitated her rehabilitation, including underwater treadmill therapy and therapeutic exercises. With that support, Genie’s luxation has significantly stabilized.
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BONO
Bono, a 6.5-year-old Golden Retriever weighing 36 kg, was diagnosed with a proliferative lesion in the ankle joint area. Despite unsuccessful treatments with antibiotics and steroids, an ankle orthosis with physiological angle restriction was applied in February 2023. Currently, Bono’s joint condition is stable, and he is regaining his mobility.
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LOLA
We’ve been following Lola’s journey as she recovered from her Achilles tendon repair with the help of her dedicated team at The Moores Orthopaedic Clinic. We’re proud to have played a part in Lola’s quest for restored mobility and vitality. See the video of her inspiring recovery journey!
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