Hock Wrap Brace for Dogs - Tarsal Joint Support

When your dog is struggling with a hock injury, tarsal arthritis or recovering from surgery, the right support can make a real difference to their comfort and long-term recovery. The Ortocanis Hock Wrap Brace is designed specifically to protect and stabilise the dog's tarsal (hock) joint — giving damaged ligaments, tendons and arthritic tissue the warmth and compression they need to heal properly.

Made from flexible, medical-grade neoprene, the wrap conforms closely to your dog's leg without restricting natural movement or causing chafing. The material gently retains your dog's own body heat, improving local circulation and reducing stiffness — particularly beneficial in cold or damp conditions that can aggravate joint problems.

Ortocanis is a trusted Spanish orthotics brand with years of experience developing supports used and recommended by veterinary professionals across Europe. Each brace is engineered with your dog's anatomy in mind, so the fit is comfortable, secure and practical for everyday use. Whether your dog is in active rehabilitation or managing a chronic condition, this hock wrap offers reliable, non-invasive support.

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1. Measure your dog's hock joint and select the correct size using the Ortocanis sizing guide. 2. With your dog standing or in a comfortable position, open the wrap fully and position it around the hock (tarsal) joint, ensuring the joint is centred within the brace. 3. Fasten the adjustable straps firmly but not so tightly that they restrict circulation — you should be able to slide one finger beneath the wrap. 4. Allow your dog to walk and observe their gait; adjust the fit if necessary. 5. Remove the wrap during rest periods and overnight. Check the skin beneath the brace daily for any signs of irritation. Consult your vet if you have any concerns.

Keep out of reach of children. Inspect the wrap before each use and discontinue use if the material shows signs of damage, fraying or loss of elasticity. Do not use on open wounds or broken skin without veterinary guidance. If your dog shows increased pain, swelling, or skin irritation, remove the brace and consult your vet promptly. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and sharp objects. Avoid contact with oils or solvents which may degrade the neoprene.