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Kruuse Rehab Hock Protector

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The Kruuse Rehab Hock Protector can be used before and after surgery for chronic arthritis i.e. Osteoarthritis, OCD, ligament injuries, arthritis, ED and other assessments.

The hock protector is placed with the tip of the hock out through the opening in the protector and then stretched around the leg and under the joint.

CARE: Wash by hand & air dry.

Sizes       Breed Examples
XXXS      Chihuahua, Maltese, Yorkshire Terrier, Papillon
XXS         Bichon Frisé, English Toy Spaniel, 
XS           Cocker Spaniel, Fox Terrier, Sheltie
S              Whippet, Kelpie, Bulldog, Beagle, Dachshund
M             Labrador, Border Collie, Springer Spaniel, Golden Retreiver
L              German Shepherd, Boxer, Rhodesian Ridgeback
XL           Bernese Mountain Dog, Great Dane, Irish Wolfhound

We recommend you view the detailed sizing chart below (or download the full guide HERE) to choose an appropriate size for your dog.

Please actually measure your dog for the appropriate size. The breed recommendations are only a rough guide. The actual measurements from your dog are more accurate. Measurements on the size chart are of the protector lying flat (so the half the circumference).

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Zoe (Brunswick East, AU)
Perfect

My dog is on high dose steroids and has lost hair and was at risk of getting pressure injuries on his hocks. These protectors were perfect to prevent further pressure injury, although I did have to put a thin sock underneath just to ensure full coverage

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L S (Brisbane, AU)
Happy with purchase.

I also have a 17 year old dog who responded beautifully to the Hock Support. Wearing it doesn't faze him at all and it provided immediate relief and support.

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Marcello Porcu (Illewong, AU)
Ordered this for a customer who's 17yo dog had some hock instability.

It took the dog approx 1 week of getting used to the support from the hock protector, but after this period he learnt to rely on it and has been walking very well since.

Wearing the hock protector has reduced the ROM in that joint a little, but it is greatly outweighed by the stability it has provided, helping him be more confident in his gait and enrich his life.