We are committed to helping all animals get their mobility back, and improving their overall health. This translates into fabricating pet and dog prostheticsthat are high-quality, durable and functional.

All of Bionic Pets’ prosthetic limbs ensure:

1. A comfortable fit
2. Increased mobility and support
3. A long-term solution
4. Improved pet quality of life
5. Affordability

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Can I get a prosthetic leg for my dog?

Yes, at Bionic Pets we fabricate high-quality, durable, and customized prosthetic legs for dogs. We provide casting instructions to ensure the prosthetic fits your dog perfectly and once we have the plaster cast, we design and build a fully tailored dog prosthetic.

Are dog prosthetics worth it?

Yes, partial and full limb prosthetic legs can help your dog regain its mobility, increase activity levels, and improve its overall quality of life. Additionally, prosthetics can help with other aspects such as relieving pain, preventing further deformation and degeneration of other limbs.

Do 3 legged dogs need prosthetics?

Not all amputee dogs need prosthetics to live a long and healthy life. Additionally, not all of them are candidates for dog prosthetics. Candidacy depends on aspects such as age, weight, and remaining limb conditions. A dog being overweight doesn't disqualify them from being a candidate. However, if they need a full limb prosthetic and to lose significant weight, the owner might have to purchase an additional device after the weight has been lost. Additionally, partial prosthetic legs require three to four inches of remaining limb below the hock or elbow.

What material are our prosthetics made of?

Both our partial and full pet prosthetic limbs are made of plastic polymers. This material is both durable and accessible to allow for a high-quality prosthetic that’s economical.