Lispoo Adjustable Dog Rear Leg Brace

The Adjustable Dog Rear Leg Brace is designed to stabilize the hock (rear ankle) and knee area, helping dogs move with more confidence during ACL/CCL recovery, mild sprains and arthritis flare-ups. A soft, breathable neoprene wrap and multi-point hook-and-loop straps deliver a snug, adjustable fit that stays put—at home, on walks, and during light activity.

Note: This brace is a support aid, not a medical device. If your dog has severe swelling, open wounds or continuing lameness, consult your veterinarian.

Product Features

• Adjustable, secure fit – Wide, high-grip straps let you fine-tune compression and keep the brace from slipping.

• Targeted stabilization – Wraps the hock and knee area to help limit unwanted rotation and over-extension.

• Breathable comfort – Skin-friendly neoprene with mesh lining reduces heat build-up for longer wear.

• Reflective safety – Low-light visibility for evening walks.

• Quick on/off – Simple strap path; most dogs adapt within minutes.

• Multiple sizes – Fits small to giant breeds (see sizing below).

Who It’s For

• Dogs with ACL/CCL strains, mild sprains, or soft-tissue irritation

• Senior dogs with arthritis who benefit from gentle stabilization

• Post-injury or post-surgery users after vet clearance

• Pups that need extra confidence on slippery floors or during controlled exercise

Sizing Guide

Measure with your dog standing:

1. A (Above Hock): Circumference 2–3cm (≈1 in) above the hock

2. B (At Hock): Circumference around the hock joint

3. C (Below Hock): Circumference 2–3cm below the hock

Fit tip: If in between sizes, choose the larger size for adjustment room. After 10–15 minutes of wear, check the skin for redness and re-adjust if needed.

How to Put It On (Quick Start)

1. Keep your dog standing or gently supported.

2. Align the brace so the padded side faces the leg and the opening centers on the hock.

3. Fasten the middle strap first, then the upper and lower straps.

4. Adjust for a snug fit—tight enough to stay in place, loose enough to fit one finger under the edge.

5. Walk your dog for 1–2 minutes and fine-tune if you see sliding or twisting.

Wear time: Start with 30–60 minutes on day one, then gradually extend. Use during walks, light activity, and rehab sessions; you can remove it for resting periods.

Materials & Build

• Main body: High-elastic neoprene for cushioning and light compression

• Lining: Breathable mesh to reduce friction and heat

• Straps: Heavy-duty hook-and-loop with reflective webbing

• Edges: Soft binding to prevent rolling and chafing

Care & Maintenance

• Hand-wash cold, close straps before washing and air-dry flat

• Keep away from high heat and direct sun when drying

• Brush debris from the hook-and-loop to restore grip over time

What to Expect

• Immediate stability boost for many dogs, some may need a short acclimation period

• Works best as part of a vet-approved plan (rest, surface traction, weight control and guided exercise)