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Cocker Spaniel - Yorkshire, UK Karl Batey's dog was involved in a road traffic accident, almost being killed and unable to use her front leg at all |
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Karl writes: After approx 2 months of using the protector on her short recovery walks she is back on all fours walking unaided. We have her back 90% with your help which is not bad given the accident was on the 14th Sept and she was almost killed and could not use her front left leg at all. Thanks again we are extremely happy, best £20 we ever spent! and later he wrote
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Red and White Setter - Sussex, UK Needed support boots for injured ligament. Denise reported that the boots are working well and helping her dog. |
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Chip - Springer Spaniel - Oxfordshire, UK Chip is about 14 years old and his paw joints have become weakened and are now bent. Chip's owner bought him our leg supports for his front and back legs. |
| Chip's owner writes: "The supports have had a really positive effect on Chip. I wouldn’t say he is running round, but his mobility is very much improved and it was a fairly immediate improvement He even went upstairs today and that is the first time in months, so yes they do work very well, many thanks for all your advice and help. |
| Stacie Farrell - Oregon, USA | ||
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| I received them last Thursday and I have to tell you....they're GREAT!!
I was worried they were a little long, but I cut them down and now they
fit perfectly! My dog pulled her ligaments in her front leg and was limping
pretty bad, with these leg supports I've noticed a world of difference -
thank you!! |
| Lorraine - Fareham, Hants |
| Lorraine writes: I have used them and they work brilliantly, I'm so pleased
with them. I will be recommending them to other flyballers. |
| Fleck - Birmingham, UK |
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Jill writes We took Fleck and our springer Rio on two quite long walks the weekend.Both Saturday & Sunday she enjoyed the walks without the usual limp.Even when we got home and I removed the support she did not show any signs of weakness |
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Pepi, Chihauhau - Aberdeen, Scotland
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Leslie writes I have attached a copy of an image of him and the leg supports. What we did was to cut the supports into half, and then trimmed about an 1/8 of an inch off each. They seem to be doing him some good. |
