Dog Leg Prosthetic - Partial Limb
$995.00
PROSTHETIC ORDER PROCESS
This purchase includes a casting kit.
CAST
We send you a Casting Kit for you to make a mold of your dog's limb.
FIT
We ship you the finished prosthetic. You fit it to your dog. Your dog is on it's way to recovery!
IS YOUR DOG A PROSTHETIC CANDIDATE?
AOC's Partial Limb Dog Prosthetic is designed to aid in the relief of the weight bearing leg and suspend off of a residual limb. Our partial limb dog leg prosthetic can be designed for either the front or rear leg.
For a front leg prosthetic the amputation must be below the elbow 4 inches for larger animals and at least 2 inch for small animals.
A back leg prosthetic the amputation must be below the hock.
- Limb replacement used to prevent further deformation and degeneration of existing joints
- Prevent gait deviations
- Maintain acts of daily living
- Decrease leg length discrepancies
- Increase exercise/activity level
- Provide means to participate in rehabilitation therapy
- Can be traumatic or congenital in nature
- Improve your dog's quality of life
Features:
- Hand-sculpted using thermal & vacuum formed technology
- Fitted to your pets very own limb
- Cushioning non-porous medical grade foam to ease pressure on affected area
- Adjustable durable hook and loop strap system to tighten and loosen for comfort
- Made in the USA
- Removable
- Six Month Warranty
Technology
- Waterproof
Use:
- The Partial Limb Dog Prosthetic should be worn at all times under supervision.
- The prosthetic can be worn during walks, potty breaks, and play time.
- Due to your dog's temperament and comfort level, laying down with the prosthetic could be easy or could require assistance.
- You will need to help your pet with going up and down stairs while wearing the prosthetic.
- The prosthetic should be taken off when your pet is resting.
Break in Period:
- Once you receive the Partial Limb Prosthetic try it on your pet and inspect the fit.
- Upon first inspection check the height. It should be slightly shorter than the sound leg to prevent dragging.
- Check the edges of the prosthesis to ensure that there is no pinching or digging into the body.
- Start with a short controlled walk the first day.
- Increase the wear time everyday after that for 30-45 minutes a day up to 2 week. During the break in period help assist your pet master the stairs and any other obstacles you may have in
your daily routine. - After the 2 week break in period you can leave the prosthetic on during the day and off at night.
- Inspect your pet's skin/hair after each use to ensure there is no irritation or redness and/or hair loss.
Care:
Wipe down after each use with an antibacterial wipe or warm soap water. Dirt causes irritation and friction, so the cleaner the better.
Materials:
- Outer Shell: polypropylene, polyethylene, co-polymer
- Inner Liner: closed-cell polyethylene foam
Casting Tips:
When casting for a prosthetic it is important that you capture the distal end of the stump. The best way to do that is to keep the cut strip above the distal end of the stump about ½ of an inch, this will help allow you to capture the distal end in full.
If you have any concerns please send pictures and videos to care@aocpet.com.
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My dog is small (15 pounds) so the prosthetic is also small. She is missing about three inches off her front paw. I was hoping the prosthetic would give her the ability to use the stairs. As it is, there is no "bounce" in the prosthetic and, therefore, she can't wear it in the house because she can't jump off the couch with it on. She also can't (won't) run on cement. The only improvement with this device is that it gives her improved ability to run on grass.
For such an expensive four inches of plaster, I wish the company had given me the option of talking to the individual actually making the device to better understand our needs rather than relying on a short questionnaire.
Hi Rebecca,
We are so sorry to hear the device isn't as useful as you thought. I do see that Customer Care has already reached out to you to get pictures from so we can help assess overall fit. Prosthetics are very customized for the animal so the design isn't always going to be the same from one animal to another. Some dogs can jump and do stairs with partial limbs but for some dogs they may not actually want to once the device is on. Customer Care can help assess your specific situation once we gather a bit more info from you. We are happy though that is has allowed your dog to be more active and run on grass! Thank you for taking the time to write us a review.
Best,
Animal Ortho Care
Our dog, Peg, was born missing a front paw. Hopping is all she has ever known, and she got around really well, but when you're a Golden Retriever, that much weight and strain on one front limb takes its toll. We had to find some way to help her as she, at 6 years old, has arthritis in her front ankle and when she overdoes it she can't put her front paw on the ground at all. We ordered a prosthetic for her and while I was concerned that she would have difficulty adjusting to walking, she has done great. We had to first get her to trust weight on the artificial limb, but once she figured that out, her natural instinct took over and she was good to go.
We got the prosthetic in the estimated time frame and when we felt it needed a slight adjustment we were able to ship it back and get it returned quickly. I do wish there was more community support and suggestions for things on how to teach the dog to walk and go up and down stairs, how to make sure the prosthetic is a good fit, and how to make sure the limb isn't too tight or too loose.
Overall, I'm very happy with it. Peg can go on longer walks without getting overly tired or sore and it takes strain away from her good leg as well which is very important.
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Great service! Thank you!
This prosthetic has changed Olaf’s life. After having sepsis and losing a hind leg and all of his toes on his other hind leg, he couldn’t even walk. He is an active pup that loves to play with other dogs and was always so sad watching him try to run on his two front legs. This prosthetic has helped him enjoy life more and now he can run with the rest of the dogs, swim, and even goes on nature trails. He is so much happier and so thankful for this company for making this happen for him!
The company offered a great service. After trying a week, we noticed the prosthetic needed some adjustments. We contacted the company. They responded immediately. We especially wanted to thank Angela Boncz for her wonderful service. After she made the adjustment, she sent back the prosthetic second day. Thank you! Angela. The prosthetic changed my dog's life. She wears it everyday, running and chasing squirrels. No words can express our thanks to Animal Ortho Care.
