Whether you work in the veterinary industry, have an injured pet of your own, or simply love reading about pets who got a second chance for a higher quality of life, you’re sure to get hooked reading our animal and pet care blog. Find tips, success stories, and veterinary case studies in our articles below!
Patient: Ruby is a 6-year-old, 50-pound husky mixDiagnosis: Right hind CCL tearType Of Device: Stifle braceCase Report: Ruby is an active husky who likes to play with her two lively…
Getting a new dog is fun and exciting. Whether you start with a new puppy or adopt an older dog, there is a lot to think about before adding this…
Patient: Axel is an 8-year-old, 72-pound greyhoundDiagnosis: Left tarsal joint dislocation with associated serial cast abrasionsType Of Device: Jointed hock braceCase Report: In January of 2022, Axel dislocated his left tarsal joint.…
Just about everyone loves summer – the warmth of the sun, the bright blue skies, the longer hours of daylight for fun and play. Well, our dogs are no different.…
Patient: Athena is a 1-year-old, 105-pound mastiff Diagnosis: Missing left front paw with some metacarpals and ligaments attached Type Of Device: Front Prosthesis Case Report: Athena was taken in by…
These days stress seems to be the bane of our existence. Everyone you speak with tends to complain about stress – whether it’s work, lack of time, or cost of…
Teresa Zawislak is our latest addition to the My Pet’s Brace family as the lead clinician at our newest location in Toms River, New Jersey. She comes to us with…
There is hope for pets who have experienced debilitating leg injuries or who have injured their leg. Dog leg braces are an affordable, non-invasive, non-surgical option that can help get your pet back to taking walks, swimming, and playing. Prosthetics may even help your three-legged friend run and play fetch again. We hope you find the inspiration and encouragement you’re looking for on our animal blog, and that our content helps you to give your beloved pets the best quality of life possible.
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