Orthopedic Support for Dogs with Intervertebral Hernia, Black Belt for the Back S / M/l

Description: Support: Comfortable and ergonomic construction to relieve pressure on the spine. Dog support designed to stabilize the back from above and below. Recommended for both treatment and prevention. Comfortable, adjustable fit that provides gentle, constant pressure for a calming effect on the nervous system. Easy to put on and take off.

Size Guidelines S:Back Measure 11-13 inches,at least 11 inches.

Chest Measure13-15 inches M:Back Measure 13-15.5 inches,at least 11 inches.

Chest Measure14-17 inches L:Back Measure 15.5-17.5 inches,at least 11 inches.

Chest Measure18-21 inches Include:1PC

-How often should my dog ​​use the rope? It depends on you and your dog. Some pet parents will put the rear carrier on all day, while some only use our rear carrier for walks or times of high activity and play. The back support is flexible so it allows the muscles to engage and 'work', not like a rigid cast. This is important so the muscles don't get weak from using courtship.

*Please note that our dog back brace is not intended to replace the crate rest period prescribed by your vet.

-Can my dog ​​"do his business" while wearing this back brace? Yes, our back brace fits in a way that leaves that area of ​​your dog free to take care of business without the brace blocking that part of his body. -To clean the stand just hand wash and lay flat to dry. -Can my dog ​​jump with the support on? The back brace stabilizes the spine (from where a collar would sit) and its snug fit provides overall comfort. While all dogs and all cases may vary, the Brace has successfully helped in many cases with increased mobility and relief. The feedback we have received about dogs regaining their mobility or at least increasing it has been tremendous.

What if my dog ​​doesn't like it?

It is common for dogs to dislike a courtship. A natural thing for them is to sit still. Or maybe even whine at him because they're not sure what to do with the brace on. To help with this, we recommend a 30-minute break and 30-minute rest period. Give your dog a treat and praise him for wearing the lanyard. Hopefully this will allow you to associate support being a good thing. Increase the amount of time each day.each day.