Full Description

The Balto® Joint is an excellent remedy for dogs experiencing discomfort or restricted movement after sustaining injuries to the carpal (wrist) joint. This ventilated compression bandage, constructed from non-neoprene fabric, offers stability and assistance to your canine's hind limbs while preserving their inherent mobility.  This wrist brace for canines is a superb choice for dogs, particularly older ones, who want extra assistance while continuing to lead an active life.

BRACE APPLICATIONS

• Sprains and strains of the front limb
• Structural support for soft tissue injuries to the carpal joint
• Chronic front limb soreness and pain management
• Complementary treatment option to physical therapy – can be used in combination with hydrotherapy and acupuncture
• This brace can be used on healthy joints, muscles and ligaments to prevent injury and provide structural support.
• Wound management; protection of bandages from biting, licking, gravity and friction

BRACE FEATURES

• Two airplane aluminum splints – medial and lateral that are slightly malleable for a more custom fit.
• The brace can also be used without splints for conditions such as arthritis and arthrosis.
  • Compression helps increase blood flow in the affected area, which helps reduce stiffness, pain, and inflammation
• 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 x-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.