Hind Limb Splint
Inno® Customized Hind Limb Splint for Dogs
Custom-Molded Rear Limb Support | Lightweight & Waterproof | Small to XXL
Help your dog stand, walk, and play with confidence again.
Custom-crafted to your pet’s exact anatomy, the Inno® Customized Hind Splint provides medical-grade stability for injured, weak, or neurologically affected rear limbs. Designed to relieve pain, stop paw dragging, and protect healing joints, this lightweight orthopedic brace is a breathable, hygienic, and far more comfortable alternative to traditional plaster casts.
Product Highlights
100% Custom-Molded Fit: Individually crafted from a cast of your dog’s rear leg for a secure, slip-free fit and targeted support.
Tailored by Injury Level: Available as a Paw & Hock Splint or a Knee (Stifle) Splint, depending on where your pet needs stabilization.
Anti-Skid Sole for Better Traction: Features a durable, non-slip bottom sole to prevent slipping on smooth indoor floors and outdoor surfaces.
Lightweight, Padded & Waterproof: Soft interior cushioning prevents chafing and pressure sores, while the waterproof outer shell is easy to wipe clean.
Effortless Application: Padded, adjustable Velcro straps fasten securely across the front of the leg for quick, stress-free daily use.
Quick Specifications
Feature
Details
Product Type
Custom-Molded Orthopedic Rear Limb Brace
Category
Limb Supports & Immobilization
Sizes Available
Small to XXL (Tailored to your pet's exact measurements)
Packaging Options
Single Piece (Left OR Right Leg) / Pair (Both Hind Legs)
Material
Medical-grade polypropylene thermoplastic or metal with soft foam lining
Requirement
Limb casting & exact measurements (Guided step-by-step by our experts)
Custom Hind Splint Styles (Based on Injury Location)
Because rear-limb injuries vary, we mold your dog’s splint specifically for the affected joint:
1. Paw & Hock Molded Custom Splint:
Designed for lower rear-limb injuries. It stabilizes the hock (ankle) and paw region, extending above the hock and completely under the foot to keep the paw in a natural walking position (can also be crafted without the paw section if only hock support is needed).2. Knee (Stifle) Molded Custom Splint:
Designed for upper rear-limb injuries such as ACL / CCL tears. It stabilizes and immobilizes the knee joint while leaving the hock and paw free to move naturally.
When Is This Splint Recommended?
Recommended by veterinary specialists for acute injuries, long-term joint management, and post-surgical recovery, including:
Ligament & Tendon Injuries: ACL / CCL (cranial cruciate ligament) tears, Achilles tendon injuries, and soft-tissue sprains or strains.
Neurological Conditions: Paw knuckling and foot or nail dragging caused by nerve damage or spinal issues.
Joint Instability: Tarsal (hock) hyperextension, collapsing hock, and tarsal or metatarsal joint abnormalities.
Chronic & Bone Conditions: Osteoarthritis, Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD), limb contractures, and minor or hairline fractures.
Pre- & Post-Surgical Care: Reliable rear-leg immobilization before and after orthopedic surgery.
How It Works: Simple 3-Step Custom Order Process
Because every Inno® Splint is custom-built for your pet, our team guides you personally from evaluation to delivery.
Step 1: Share Your Pet’s Details on WhatsApp
Send us a message on WhatsApp or call us with:
Your Name
Your Pet’s Name
Your City / Location
A Short Walking Video (clearly showing your dog walking and focusing on the affected hind leg)
Step 2: Expert Guidance & Limb Casting
Once we review your video, INNOVATION INDIA will create a dedicated WhatsApp support group with a unique case number for your pet. Our specialists will guide you step-by-step through taking your dog’s limb cast and measurements.
Step 3: Custom Crafting & Delivery
We mold your pet’s custom splint to exact clinical standards and share your final order and shipping details.
Important Wearing & Care Instructions
Daytime Use Only: Your dog must wear the splint whenever standing or walking during the day. Always remove it at night while sleeping.
Mandatory Rest Breaks: Remove the brace for 30 to 45 minutes after every 2 to 3 hours of continuous wear to maintain healthy circulation and skin health.
Adjustment Period: Allow a few days of short, supervised walks so your dog can gradually adapt to the support.