Custom Stifle Brace
Stifle braces for dogs (knee braces) are the most common type of brace made at Bionic Pets.
A stifle brace will stabilize the knee, preventing tibial drawer motions, alleviating pain, and aiding in scar tissue development. The main benefit to our braces is that there is no recovery time, therefore the likelihood of your pup tearing their other CCL is greatly reduced since there is no overcompensation on that limb.
Stifle (Knee) braces can be used to:
- Stabilize the knee after a ligament tear such as the CCL
- Prevent surgery
- Aid in post-operative healing
- Support the contralateral limb post-operatively
- Stabilize the knee for non-surgical candidates or clients who can not afford surgery
Our process is as follows:
1) You place an order directly from our website.
2) We send casting materials for you to take a mold of your pup's leg(s). The tutorial and color options are linked below for reference.
3) You'll mail the cast back to us for Derick to build the brace. Our current turnaround time is about 4-5 business days after receiving the cast, but timelines are subject to change.
4) We'll mail the final product to you.
5) Follow up with any questions or concerns about the fit. From there we'll assess pictures and videos to see if any adjustments need to be made. If so, we'll send a return label to you.
A casting kit is included, please note that the casting kits are not sold separately.
Disclaimer: If devices are purchased without consulting a Bionic Pets team member or a veterinarian familiar with our products, the customer understands that full refunds cannot be given if casting kits are sent and the device ordered is incorrect or the animal is not a candidate for the product ordered. If contacted, Bionic Pets can issue a refund minus the processing fee of $150. Devices are custom-made based on the cast provided, the pictures on this page are for reference. Once a device has begun fabrication, Bionic Pets reserves the right to evaluate refunds on a case-by-case basis depending on the amount of work already completed.
For our casting and fitting tutorials:
