Dog Back Brace for IVDD & Spinal Support
🐶 Canine Back Brace — Spinal Support for Active and Recovering Dogs
Engineered to provide spinal support and improved stability for dogs prone to disc issues, recovering from surgery, or needing back reinforcement during daily activity. Whether it's helping your dog stay active or giving added protection on walks, this lightweight and breathable brace is designed for everyday ease and safety.
⭐ Key Features
Targeted Spinal Support: Built-in 6 fish scale support strips provide firm and flexible reinforcement along the back.
Breathable Comfort: Made from perforated diving fabric, sandwich mesh, and soft composite lining to ensure airflow and comfort.
Secure Fit Design: Elastic edges and adjustable closures ensure a snug, stable fit without restricting natural movement.
Night Visibility: Reflective edging adds visibility for low-light walks and safer outdoor activity.
Washable & Durable: Easy to clean materials help maintain hygiene while standing up to regular use.
🧩 Ideal For
Breeds prone to back stress or spinal strain
Dogs recovering from back-related procedures
Daily reinforcement for active or older dogs
Support during walks, car travel, or outdoor play
🧼 Care Tips
Hand wash in cold water or spot clean as needed. Air dry flat. Ensure proper fit before use and monitor your pet’s comfort regularly.
Customer Reviews
My dog started showing occasional instability in the back legs. With this brace, his posture has improved, and he seems more confident during walks. We’ll keep using it as part of his routine.
The back support feels solid without restricting movement. Even during warmer days, the breathable mesh keeps my dog cool and comfortable. It's become a go-to for us.
I often walk my dog early mornings or after sunset. The reflective trim really helps us stay visible to cars and cyclists.
This brace feels high quality from the materials to the stitching. My dog doesn’t try to take it off, which is a good sign of comfort.
The brace is well made, but it runs a bit small for broad-chested breeds. I’d recommend sizing up if you’re in between sizes.