Walkin' Pets Dog Hip Support

Dog Hip Support System for small or large breeds. Made of breathable material, we are pleased to make this available to you in India! This is a Handicapped Pets patented product designed by Renee Mills, product developer.

Canine Hip Support System Walkin’ Hip-EEZ® Support System is a Canine Hip Support System

We developed the first fully-customisable canine hip brace to help support your dog’s hip joint. Hip-EEZ® gives your dog a feeling of ‘lift’ using a combination of compression and support due to its innovative design to help them live an active lifestyle. Whether your goal is to alleviate your dog’s hip pain or stabilise their joins, Hip-EEZ® is fully customisable to fit your dog’s treatment plan.
The Walkin’ Hip-EEZ® Dog Brace is:

Fully customisable to suit your dog’s hip needs.
Easily adjustable for the right, snug fit for your pet’s comfort.
Easy for you to put on your pet.
Made of durable material to last a long time.

Which Conditions Does Walkin’ Hip-EEZ® Help?

• Trauma
•  Post-Surgical Recovery
•  Rear Leg Amputation (Either Leg)
•  Mild to Moderate Hip Dysplasia
•  Arthritis
•  Conformational Deformities

Frequently Asked Fitting Questions:
Pet Not Walking with Hip-EEZ® on:
If your pup is hesitant to walk once their dog hip support harness is on, try making a couple of adjustments. Check the strap connecting to the chest harness isn’t too tight. By loosening this strap, it may make it more comfortable for your pet while keeping the panels in place.

Remember it will take some time for your pet to get used to the Hip-EEZ®. Use treats and positive reinforcement to encourage them.

Gap on Top of Pelvis when secure leg panels:
Not every pet’s body type will fit perfectly with the leg panels. Try and secure the Velcro panels over the top of the pelvis tightly. If there is gapping, you can try refastening the panels. The design allows for the panels to Velcro easily together in different positions. A small gap will still allow the product to offer support. Ideally, you want to secure the brace as tightly as possible, in a way that is still comfortable for you.