ORTHOTICS

Can a custom dog orthosis be fitted from photos? How the WIMBA Go and Pro measurement pathways work, and what always stays with the veterinary clinic.

What range-of-motion (ROM) control means in a dog orthosis, how fixed, limited and controlled-range settings differ, and how veterinary teams match them to the clinical goal.

Why a dog knuckles or drags a back foot, when it is urgent, how a vet checks it and where a custom orthosis may fit.

Why a cat drags a back leg, which signs are an emergency, what a vet checks and where an orthosis may fit.

A post-surgical dog brace should be selected for a defined clinical purpose, not from a feature list alone. The diagnosis, operation, repaired tissue, healing stage, required…

When does a dog knee brace for ligament injury make clinical sense alongside or instead of surgery? A veterinary guide to stifle bracing, patient selection, and…

A veterinarian may recommend a carpal orthotic for dogs when examination identifies a specific mechanical problem at the wrist that external support can address. Front-limb lameness…

Mobility Aids for Three-Legged Dogs: Protecting the Remaining Limbs After amputation, the first mobility priority is to protect the limbs a dog still has. When compensatory…

Dog Hock Brace: When It Helps, How It Fits, and What the Evidence Says A dog hock brace can provide external support to the tarsal joint…