DESCRIPTION

The Balto Bone is designed to address movement limitations in dogs caused by fractures and severe injuries to the radius, ulna, and carpal joint in the front legs. This alternative to splinting and casting, constructed from a non-neoprene substance, offers stability and assistance to your canine's front limb or limbs (may be applied to both limbs simultaneously) without significantly impeding natural mobility.  The fracture brace is a very suitable choice for dogs requiring extra assistance while maintaining an active lifestyle during the healing process.

BRACE APPLICATIONS

• Post-casting removal for continued stability
• Alternative to traditional splints or casts
• Post-surgical support
• Acute pain management
• Complementary treatment option to physical therapy – can be used in combination with hydrotherapy and acupuncture
• IV catheter stabilization and protection in clinic for the cephalic vein

BRACE FEATURES

• Three rigid airplane aluminum splints; two splints that can be freely placed with durable Velcro to provide different positions and levels of stability, and a third fixed to the back of the brace.
• Adjustable upper and lower padding straps can be lengthened or shortened on the leg to ensure an excellent fit

Comes in sizes x-small through xx-large. To find the best size for your pet, visit the sizing chart here

Compare Like Braces

	Balto Joint	Balto Bone
Uses	Used to maximize stability in the carpal area and increase blood flow.	Used as an alternative to common splints and casts (used to treat fractures) for the radius, ulna, and carpus.
Splints	Consists of two aluminum (slightly adjustable) splints - medial and lateral.	Consists of three aluminum (slightly adjustable) splints - medial, lateral, and posterior.
Fit	Uses Velcro for a secure fit.	Uses adjustable straps for a more secure fit and greater compression.
Most Common Use	Used more to support the carpus.	Used more for fractures to the radius, ulna, or carpus.