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Looking for a Dog Brace? Help Your Pet Move Better

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Has your dog or cat been limping, recovering from surgery, or struggling to walk normally?
WIMBA custom braces are here to help. Take the next step to give your pet the support they deserve.

What is WIMBA?

WIMBA creates veterinary orthotics – custom brace limbs made just for your pet. Using modern 3D technology, each device is:

✅ A non-invasive option that works especially well when paired with canine rehabilitation therapy (even waterproof for hydrotherapy!)

✅ Tailor-made to your dog’s or cat’s limb

✅ Lightweight and custom created for your pet’s limb

✅ Designed to support movement, reduce pain, and help your pet move with more comfort

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Real Stories from Pet Parents & Vet Professionals

How to Get WIMBA dog brace?

Option 1: 📌
Find a WIMBA Provider Near You

We already work with trusted vets and rehab centers around the world. Contact the WIMBA Provider through the map below:

Option 2: ✍️
Fill in the Form

Don’t have a WIMBA Provider nearby? No worries! Fill out a short form and provide needed info:

More Reasons to Choose WIMBA

Option 1 – Find and Contact WIMBA Provider

Find a WIMBA Provider Near You

Please note:
The locations shown may sometimes be approximate. We recommend verifying the exact location of the clinic individually.

Option 2 – Tell us what’s happening – we’ll help

Don’t wait – get a custom brace for your dog

Discover WIMBA Custom Brace

We offer advanced solutions for:

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Real Results That Matter

Over 1,500 pets have already regained comfort, mobility, and joy with WIMBA. Our custom orthotics help dogs and cats move better again — pain-free and full of life.

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Vet-Backed, Pet-Approved

Every WIMBA device is developed in collaboration with your prescribing veterinary professional. It’s a tailored approach combining expert insight, hands-on care, and our team’s deep commitment to animal well-being.

Custom-Made for Your Pet

We use your pet’s exact anatomy from WimbaSCAN or manual measurements.
The result? A lightweight, custom fit — plus adjustable support with our WIMBA Tokens system, ideal for recovery support that can adapt with your pet’s progress.

Helpful Resources

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Using a WIMBA device is a valuable step for your dog’s health but it takes daily care, consistency, and patience. Here’s what you should know.

Cranial Cruciate Ligament Injury Causes, Signs and Treatment

Silent Pain in Dogs: What Every Pet Parent Should Know

Many dogs will continue to walk, play, and even wag their tails despite significant pain. Learn to spot early signs to protect your dog’s health, mobility, and quality of life.

Cranial Cruciate Ligament Injury Causes, Signs and Treatment

Content Library – Unlock Your Pet’s Orthopedic Health with WIMBA

Explore and download our collection of ebooks and on-demand webinars designed to empower pet parents with knowledge and understanding.

Your Pet Deserves Comfort & Mobility

WIMBA has helped hundreds of pets worldwide —
and we’d love to help yours too.

Conditions Treated with Custom Dog Braces

WIMBA custom orthotic devices are used across a wide range of orthopaedic and neurological conditions. Explore condition-specific guides:

Frequently Asked Questions: Dog Braces & Custom Orthotics

What is the best dog brace for joint instability and limping?

For dogs with joint instability, limping, or conditions like carpal hyperextension, a custom-made orthotic brace consistently outperforms off-the-shelf neoprene wraps. WIMBA custom dog braces are 3D-printed to fit the exact anatomy of each dog — providing precise mechanical support, reducing pain, and improving gait without surgery. The “best” brace depends on the specific condition: carpal (wrist), tarsal (ankle), elbow, or stifle (knee) — WIMBA devices are available for each joint.

What conditions does a dog leg brace treat?

WIMBA custom braces are used for a wide range of orthopedic and neurological conditions, including: carpal hyperextension (dropped wrist), tarsal hyperflexion, elbow dysplasia support, post-surgical stabilization, soft tissue injuries, degenerative joint disease, and nerve damage causing limb weakness. The device is selected by a veterinary professional based on the dog’s clinical diagnosis and X-ray findings.

How is a custom dog brace different from a neoprene brace from a pet store?

Off-the-shelf neoprene wraps provide light compression and mild proprioceptive feedback — useful for minor discomfort or as a short-term support. A custom orthotic brace, like WIMBA, is manufactured from the dog’s exact measurements or 3D scan data. This means: no pressure sores from poor fit, better mechanical joint control, correct joint angle preservation, and a device designed for the specific pathology. For true joint instability, a neoprene wrap is rarely sufficient.

How do I get a WIMBA custom dog brace?

The process begins with your veterinarian or a certified WIMBA provider. They assess your dog’s condition, take limb measurements or perform a 3D scan, and submit the case to WIMBA. The device is custom-manufactured and returned to the clinic for fitting and adjustment. You cannot order WIMBA devices directly — they are prescribed and fitted exclusively through licensed veterinary professionals. Use the Provider Map to find a WIMBA-certified vet near you.

Can a dog brace replace surgery?

For many conditions, particularly Grade I and Grade II carpal hyperextension, a custom orthotic can be an effective alternative to surgery — especially in older dogs, dogs with health conditions that increase anaesthetic risk, or owners who prefer conservative management. Surgery remains the standard recommendation for Grade III injuries (complete joint collapse). Even after surgery, a post-operative brace is often used to support recovery. Your veterinarian will recommend the right approach based on imaging and clinical assessment.

How long does a dog wear a brace after injury?

Duration varies by condition and severity. For ongoing instability (like carpal hyperextension), the dog may wear the brace during all active periods indefinitely — with rest periods without the device. For post-surgical recovery, brace use is typically defined by a rehabilitation protocol (weeks to months). Your WIMBA-certified provider will define a personalized wearing schedule, including gradual introduction to prevent skin irritation and ensure proper fit as the dog adjusts.