Specialist Care

Carpal Brace for Dogs - Adjustable Immobilisation Support

Provides targeted stabilisation for weak, painful or hyperextended carpal joints in dogs. Helps restore comfort and confidence during recovery and daily activity.
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£29.99
Estimated delivery: 3 – 7 business days
Vet-Informed Support European Rehab Clinics Trusted Adjustable Professional Grade
Why it works

What makes this different

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Adjustable Immobilisation System

Dial support level to suit your dog's needs.

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Veterinary Orthopaedic Design

Trusted by rehab clinics across Europe.

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Fur-Friendly Velcro

Secure fit without snagging or discomfort.

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Premium Neoprene Construction

Warm, durable and gentle on skin.

The details

Everything you need to know

From what's inside to how it arrives — open any section below for the full picture on Carpal Brace for Dogs - Adjustable Immobilisation Support.

If your dog is struggling with a weak, painful or unstable wrist joint, this specialist carpal brace from Ortocanis is designed to provide the structured support they need. Developed by veterinary orthopaedic experts in Barcelona, it is trusted by canine rehabilitation clinics across Europe and is now available for UK dog owners who want professional-grade care at home.

Constructed from 2 mm thick neoprene, the brace offers warmth, gentle compression and durability without restricting circulation. Pet-friendly Velcro closures ensure a secure fit without snagging your dog's fur, making it easy to put on and take off even with a dog who is sensitive around the leg.

What sets this brace apart is its adjustable immobilisation system, which allows you to dial in the level of support to match your dog's condition — whether that's mild instability, carpal hyperextension, post-surgical recovery or chronic arthritis. The rigid reinforcement panel limits harmful movement while still allowing controlled, comfortable weight-bearing.

Suitable for dogs of all breeds and sizes, this brace is a practical tool for rehabilitation at home between veterinary appointments or physiotherapy sessions. It is recommended that fitting and usage are discussed with your vet or a qualified canine rehabilitation therapist for best results.

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1. Measure your dog's leg above the carpus joint and select the correct size using the sizing chart. 2. With your dog calm and standing or lying still, gently slide the brace over the paw and position it over the carpal joint. 3. Fasten the Velcro straps from bottom to top, ensuring a snug but not tight fit — you should be able to slip one finger underneath. 4. Adjust the immobilisation panel to the appropriate level of rigidity as advised by your vet. 5. Allow your dog to stand and check they are comfortable and able to bear weight naturally. 6. Begin with short wear periods and gradually increase as your dog adapts. 7. Remove the brace at least once a day to inspect the skin for any redness, rubbing or sores. 8. Always remove the brace for bathing and do not allow the brace to become saturated.

Keep out of reach of children. Not for human use. Always consult your vet before use, particularly following surgery or for severe orthopaedic conditions. Monitor your dog closely during initial use and check the skin regularly for signs of irritation, pressure sores or restricted circulation. Remove immediately if your dog shows signs of distress, numbness or increased pain. Do not overtighten. Store clean and dry away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Hand wash with mild soap and allow to air dry fully before reuse.

Free UK delivery on orders over £39. Delivery times vary by product, and we'll email you tracking as soon as your order is on its way.

Not right for your pet? Return it within 30 days for a full refund - just get in touch and we'll sort it, no fuss.

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Measure the circumference of your dog's leg just above the carpus (wrist) joint using a soft tape measure. Compare this measurement to the Ortocanis sizing chart provided in the product images. If your dog falls between sizes, we generally recommend sizing up for comfort. If you're unsure, contact our team and we'll help you choose the right fit.

Yes. The Ortocanis carpal brace is widely used in post-surgical rehabilitation to stabilise and protect the carpus while tissues heal. However, you should always follow your vet or canine physiotherapist's specific guidance on when to introduce the brace and how long to use it each day. It is not a substitute for veterinary treatment.

This depends on your dog's condition and your vet's recommendations. Many dogs begin with short sessions of 1 to 2 hours during activity and rest periods, gradually increasing wear time as they adjust. Remove the brace periodically to check the skin underneath for any redness or irritation, and always take it off overnight unless directed otherwise by your vet.

Yes. The brace provides gentle compression and support that can help reduce pain and inflammation associated with carpal arthritis, improving your dog's confidence and mobility during walks and daily activity. It works best as part of a wider management plan that may include medication, physiotherapy, and controlled exercise — always discuss with your vet.

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