Dog Knee Brace for Rear Leg Torn ACL, Canine Rear Hock Joint Support, Joint Injury and Sprain Protection(1 Pair Size XS)
$23.99
Price: $23.99
(as of Oct 13, 2025 16:14:12 UTC – Details)
Product description
How to choose the right dog knee brace? 
Measure the thigh circumference above 1.5 inches from the hock.Choose the appropriate size based on the thigh circumference.For extra-small (XS), small (S), and medium (M) sizes are suitable for small dogs.
Product Details 
Elastic Binding
Elastic strap: It can better fix the brace on the leg and avoid falling off due to daily walking movement.
Breathable Material
Breathable material: Make the wearing process more comfortable.
Alternative Design
Steel rod: Rigid, keeps a fixed posture in early recovery.
Spring strip: Slightly bendable, for pets with partial recovery, allows gentle bending.
Professional Design
Professionally designed by veterinarian to help alleviate pain and accelerate recovery for your pets.
What if I choose the wrong size?
The thigh circumference, calf circumference and leg length of the dog will not be consistent, you may receive the wrong size, please do not worry, if the product size does not meet we offer free exchange.
Why is the size on the website different from the size in the manual?
Although our products have been tested by many dogs, some variations may still occur. We will update instructions across all channels as soon as possible, but inventory issues may cause some delays. Please use the website for the most accurate sizing
What should I do if my dog resists wearing the brace?
Dogs may resist being restrained, but guiding them is essential for their health. Start by placing the brace nearby to let them get familiar. Reward them with treats each time they wear it, and gradually increase the wearing time to help them adjust.
Is this dog leg brace suitable for both front and hind legs?
This dog leg brace is primarily designed for hind legs, but it can be used on front legs if the size fits properly.
Does this dog leg brace for the back leg provide enough support?
To ensure sufficient support for your dog’s daily activities, this product is designed with multiple built-in spring strips. These strips provide robust support while allowing partial flexibility.
Package Dimensions : 6.06 x 4.29 x 1.38 inches; 2.4 ounces
Item model number : Dog-Knee-007
Date First Available : August 14, 2025
Manufacturer : Lushnessu
ASIN : B0FMDPJHVP
Best Sellers Rank: #69,979 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #722 in Dog Hip & Joint Care
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[Removable Design] – This Dog Knee Bracecomes with 2 flexible spring bars and 2 rigid steel bars that can be replaced according to your pet’s leg condition at any time
[Effective Support] – This Dog Knee Brace for Rear Leg is designed to provide targeted support, alleviate discomfort, and accelerate recovery of joints, anterior cruciate ligaments, and other injured areas
[Non-Irritating] – This Dog Leg Brace recovery brace is made of high quality perforated neoprene and nylon. These materials are the same as those used in human braces and are breathable without irritating the skin even after prolonged use
[! Use Note] – Pets are often reluctant to be restrained, so it is normal to try to get rid of your pet when it first puts on a brace. You can let it wear without a support, and then add a support after you get used to it
[What should I do if my pet refuses to wear it?] – First, let your dog get familiar with it by sniffing it without wearing it. Then, have them wear it for a few minutes, reward with treats, and gradually increase the wearing time
[More efficient and economical solution] – Dog braces for back leg for support are most people’s preferred solution for helping dogs recover from leg injuries, It is more economical than surgery and more reliable than letting the dog recover on its own
6 reviews for Dog Knee Brace for Rear Leg Torn ACL, Canine Rear Hock Joint Support, Joint Injury and Sprain Protection(1 Pair Size XS)
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James Kendig –
Stays on well
Stays on well. My dog is about 85 lbs. and he seems to be walking and slightly running with this brace on. He knows it’s on, and he is more aware of his limitation.
RUBEN L. –
Don’t feel it’s effective.
I’m not sure how this is suppose to help the knee. This is for the hock.
Rebekah Miller –
Size, too small for my 24 pound pug
Great quality, super small
Mushy –
Who Knew?
My 13 y/o Bichon/Shih Tzu has been having trouble with her back right leg for a while now. It’s the same leg on which she tore her ACL when she was about 5. I never knew leg braces were made for dogs until I came across this by accident. (🤦🏻♀️). I thought it would be a great idea for her, because sometimes she limps, or favors that leg. She can still run in the field, but I I see her favoring it and feel badly for her. She gets 2 joint supplements that help her other legs and joints, but some days I can see this leg really bothers her. I measured her leg carefully and ordered the small. This is really a quality brace. It came with 2 sets of rods to use – 1 is a set of flexible spring bars, and the other set is rigid steel bars, as shown in the Seller photographs. These are inserted into the fabric of the brace easily. She did NOT like wearing it at first, lol, so I put the wrap on her first with no metal bars In it. I did this a few times a day for 5-10 minutes at a time. Then graduated to having her wear it on our walks in the field. After a few times with no bars, I put in the more flexible spring bars. I think these give her enough support for now, and I can switch to the rigid ones if need be. With this support on our walks, her leg doesn’t seem to give her as much trouble for the rest of the day. The fabric of the brace is breathable anwashable, which is nice, since she likes to get dirty outdoors, lol. Honestly, some braces for humans aren’t made this well. I’m so glad I gave this a try. 5/5 Stars.
Karen –
A good leg wrap
We were looking for a leg wrap for our little dog who sometimes has leg issues. Usually from playing too hard. Twice we’ve taken her to the vet, had X-rays, etc. and they didn’t find anything. So, we decided to try this wrap along with some doggy ibuprofen. Bingo! It works. Her sprains (or whatever) don’t last very long — a day or two. So I put this wrap on and limited her activity. I didn’t put in either set of braces. The wrap was enough. She’s back to normal and playing with her sissy.I like that the wrap has velcro and is adjustable. I also like that they give you options with the braces/splints. If we need them, they’e available. I would recommend you check in with the vet if you have leg issues, but this might be a good interim solution until you can get an appointment. Or if your doggo is like ours, you’re prepared for minor ailments. It’s the equivalent of a human ankle wrap for your first aid kit!
Michelle Hoffman –
Modeled by Minnie
I was hoping to use this for Daisy, but I didn’t measure her leg first which is totally my fault. Minnie’s legs are much thinner than Daisy’s. It appears to be something that will work well once the right size is obtained. Minnie didn’t try walking with the brace on, so all I can report on is the size for the small dogs is good.