Hip dysplasia, Arthritis pain and inflammation, Low back pain/weakness, Osteoarthritis, Post operative support, Seat belts and harnesses
ACL tear of the knee, Patella luxation, Arthritis and joint pain, Cruciate ligament injuries
Arthritis, Joint Pain, Muscle Sore, Patella luxation
Protects against soiling on the go，Prevents misalignment，Sprains and strains，Post-injury rehabilitation
Acl leg torn,Patellar luxation,Cruciate ligament injury,Patellar luxation
Support following surgery,Arthritis,Stability of the knee,Luxating Patella
Luxating patella , Osteoarthritis , Arthritis
Inability to stand or feel tired in the back legs,Postoperative assistance,Arthritis,Stability for the knee
Lump of the patella,Strain or sprain of the knee,Joint pain and Arthritis
Osteoarthritis,Patella luxation,Limping, instability, or exhaustion in the back
Patella luxation,Postoperative support,Knee stabilization,Meniscal injury
What is Torn CCL in Dogs?
ACL stands for anterior cruciate ligament, which is an important stabilizing structure of the human knee joint. Dogs have a very similar ligament, technically known as the cranial cruciate ligament (CCL). Although "front" and "cranial" are basically synonyms, the terms differ between humans and dogs. Both indicate a position closer to the head. But "anterior" is used in humans and "cranial" refers to the same direction/position in animals. This is the torn CCL in dogs, that is dog ccl braces.
Since most people are familiar with the term ACL and they have similar meanings, ACL is usually used more frequently than CCL.
First, surgery is not always necessary. You definitely need to consult your veterinarian, but most agree that a "conservative first" approach is best.
In most cases, you may want to try some home remedies and/or over-the-counter options first, such as dog ccl braces. Or consult your veterinarian, but immediate and costly surgery is usually not recommended. If your veterinarian suggests this right away, you may want to get a second opinion, just in case.
Why Wearing a Brace Can Help Prevent Knee Problems in Dogs？
Fitting dog ccl braces for your dog is beneficial to the dog's recovery from injury and effective preventive treatment to avoid injury. Dog ccl braces can add support and stability, especially if the CCL or other ligaments are damaged. Increased stability reduces wear on ligaments during physical activity.
What is Dog CCL Braces?
Dog ccl braces are high level support braces used after ACL tears and ruptures. While waiting for surgery or recovering from surgery, a dog brace can be used instead of surgery. Adding dog ccl braces can allow your dog to recover faster and with less pain or discomfort. Dog ccl braces are a great way to provide extra stability to the knee, giving it time to heal and preventing further injury.
Dog ccl braces, a combination of hard molded material and neoprene or other high-performance fabrics, offer the best of both worlds for recovering puppies. Custom dog ccl braces are a great way to help support an injured knee and maintain stability while it heals. Dog ccl braces help keep the knee and surrounding joints in place while their body "lifts" and heals itself, becoming flexible enough to move and use.