Bandage hund
The Robert Jones Bandage
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The Robert Jones bandage is a common external splint applied to a limb for the temporary support of a fracture before surgical intervention can occur. It is used to treat many canine and feline limb injuries (e.g., tibial fractures, severe limb lacerations). It promotes healing by immobilizing the injured area, thereby limiting swelling and providing protection from secondary trauma. Compared with other padded bandages, the Robert-Jones bandage offers limb stability, tissue fluid absorption, and protection from trauma. Generally, most of the compression is lost after several hours to days as the cotton loosens. For definitive support of a fracture the bandage should never be on longer than a few days without reinforcement using rigid splint material.
Step 1: Using white bandage tape, place stirrups on the distal 1/3rd of the limb overlapping the toes and extending approximately an equal length from the end of the leg. Be sure to tab the ends for easy separation later on.
Step 2: Using a full pound of roll cotton wrap the leg moving proximally from the toes (tearing the cotton in half down the middle may aid in application). Overlap the cotton 50% as you wrap being sure to leave some overlapping the toes. This layer is wrapped lightly with minimal compression creating a uniform thickness the entire length of the limb. Note - half to two pounds of cotton are typically used for the bandage depending on the size of the animal.
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Comfortable Leg Braces for your Dog's ACL/CCL Injury
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To help your pet walk comfortably again, My Pet's Brace provides custom leg braces and prosthetics made individually for each front and hind leg injury. Our popular stifle or knee brace for dogs is a proven, effective solution for ACL or CCL injuries and they are a successful alternative when surgery is not an option due to:
- Advanced age of the pet
- Concerns about the surgery recovery period
- Desire for conservative management
- Concerns about funding the surgery
In addition to knee (stifle) braces we also provide custom-made orthotic braces for the ankle (hock and tarsal), wrist (carpal), elbow and spine as well as prosthetics when sufficient residual limb is available.
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At My Pet's Brace we have a passion for Helping Pets Live Happier Lives. To achieve the most comfortable and secure fit possible, our innovative custom leg braces and prosthetics are made individually and uniquely for your dog. Our promise is that your pet will receive the very best care delivered in a warm, caring and helpful manner.
Knee Braces for the Rear Legs
Knee or stifle braces are used to control various unwanted knee motions. By far our most popular brace, knee braces provide an effective solution for ACL/CCL injuries by controlling the anterior drawer movement of the tibia on the femur. They are most commonly provided as an alternative to surgery when surgery is not an option but they can also be used post-surgically to provide support and protection for the repaired knee and pre-surgically to prevent further injury or to support the contralateral uninjured leg.
Ankle or Hock Braces for
The most common symptoms that are corrected with ankle braces for dogs are knuckling and collapsing or hyperextension at the hock as well as those associated with Achilles tendon injuries. Since most injuries occur in the hind legs, especially in active and aging animals, ankle or hock braces are some of the most commonly provided orthotic braces for companion animals. They are successfully used for Achilles tendon injury or repair, arthrodesis, contracture management, tendonitis, and nerve injury. Read More
Lower Ankle or Tarsal Braces for Rear Legs
Lower ankle or below tarsal braces are used to correct symptoms such as pain and limping due to missing toes and knuckling. Generally they support or immobilize the joint for injuries to the paw, tarsal and metatarsal areas. Conditions such as fractures, knuckling, paralysis, arthrodesis, luxation and severe strains can be addressed with a below ankle or tarsal brace. These braces can be a posterior splint type that wraps around the back of the leg or have a front (anterior) and rear (posterior) shell for complete immobilization. Read More
Wrist or Carpal Braces for
Wrist or Carpal braces are used to correct symptoms such as limping, inability to bear weight and collapsing or hyper-extension at the wrist joint. Conditions such as Carpal Collapse, Knuckling or Paralysis, Joint Instability, Hyper-Extension, Arthrodesis, and Severe Strains can be addressed with a wrist or carpal brace. They are commonly applied to support or immobilize the joint for injuries to the paw, carpal and metacarpal areas. Wrist or carpal braces are usually used long-term for nerve damage or other chronic conditions but can also be used on a short-term basis for pre- or post-surgical applications. Read More
Elbow Braces for Front Legs
Elbow braces are used to correct symptoms such as limping, collapsing, inability to bear weight and excessive looseness (laxity) in the elbow joint. They are used for conditions such as Arthritis, Degenerative Joint Disease, Dysplasia, and Chronic Instability of the Elbow Joint. Generally, elbow braces provide support or immobilization for the Radial/Ulnar and Humerus area. Elbow braces are usually used long-term for chronic conditions or instability but can also be used on a short-term basis for pre- or post-surgical applications. Read More
Prosthetics or Limb Replacement
Prosthetic limbs can be a good solution when body weight or activity level necessitates the need for additional support and increased function. A prosthesis allows normal weight-sharing on all legs which helps to eliminate overuse syndrome on the sound side of the shoulder, hip, or spine. To allow for adequate suspension of the device, a minimum of two to three inches of residual limb below the elbow or knee is needed. The My Pet's Brace prosthetic design eliminates the need for a bulky harness over the back but requires a very exact or intimate fit that we can achieve only when we see the patient in our clinic in Morgantown, Pennsylvania. Read More
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These folks are amazing to work with! My 7 year old Bernese Mountain dog tore her ACL one week ago. We have already had our appointment for the mold and the brace made with expedited next day service and Izzy is working on healing. read more
Rebecca R , submitted 11/2017
Gus received his brace the beginning of August. He ruptured his ACL in June, and we decided to try a brace instead of surgery. He is doing so great! He gets around without limping and is living a normal life of a happy labradoodle! My vet is very pleased, she measured and said he has no muscle mass loss in that hind leg. read more
Our purpose at My Pet's Brace is to help pet families and veterinary professionals help animals benefit from the cutting edge clinical application of leg braces, orthotics and prosthetics. We strongly believe that the most successful results for our patients are the product of a team effort among the pet's family, veterinarian, animal rehabilitation professional and our My Pet's Brace practitioners.
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Selvklæbende bandage fra MedPoint - et must i hjemmeapoteket. Bandagen rives nemt over, har en bitter smag og er vandafvisende
Et superpraktisk produkt til hunden som eksempelvis har en skadet pote - bruges både på dyreklinikker og hjemme. Her er der taget højde for en stor del af de udfordringer der kommer, når din hund skal have forbinding på. Vi anbefaler, at have denne bandage som en fast del af førstehjælpskassen derhjemme.
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Selvklæbende bandage fra MedPoint. Bandagen rives nemt over, har en bitter smag og er vandafvisende
Et superpraktisk produkt til hunden som eksempelvis har en skadet pote - bruges både på dyreklinikker og hjemme. Her er der taget højde for en stor del af de udfordringer der kommer, når din hund skal have forbinding på.
✓ Denne bandage er selvklæbende, så der behøves ikke en lukkemekanisme - derudover er bandagen tilført et bitterstof som gør at hunden ikke vil bryde sig om at slikke på eller bide i forbindingen.
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✓ Vi anbefaler, at have denne bandage som en fast del af førstehjælpskassen derhjemme. Det er utroligt praktisk at have ved hånden, hvis hunden f.eks. får en rift, som den gerne vil slikke i.
Fås i to søde farver og flere forsk. størrelser.
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Canine Wrist Braces: Carpal Braces
Wrist braces are used to correct symptoms such as limping, inability to bear weight and collapsing or hyper-extension at the wrist joint. Conditions such as Carpal Collapse, Knuckling or Paralysis, Joint Instability, Hyper-Extension, Arthrodesis, and Severe Strains can be addressed with a wrist or carpal brace. They are commonly applied to support or immobilize the joint for injuries to the paw, carpal and metacarpal areas. Wrist or carpal braces are usually used long-term for nerve damage or other chronic conditions but can also be used on a short-term basis for pre- or post-surgical applications. Based on the diagnosis, they can include various types of flexible or adjustable joints in order to allow or restrict motion at the antebraciocarpal or carpometacarpal joint axis.
These braces can be fabricated to include a front (anterior) and rear (posterior) shell (known as a "clamshell" design) for complete immobilization for a fracture or protection and support for an osteosarcoma, for example. This design allows for frequent cleaning and inspection of the affected area, a benefit not easily achievable with serial splinting and casting or bandaging.
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Our purpose at My Pet's Brace is to help pet families and veterinary professionals help animals benefit from the cutting edge clinical application of leg braces, orthotics and prosthetics. We strongly believe that the most successful results for our patients are the product of a team effort among the pet's family, veterinarian, animal rehabilitation professional and our My Pet's Brace practitioners.
Contact Us
3508 East Main Street
Morgantown, PA 19543
Telephone: (610) 286-0018
Fax: (610) 286-0021
BREAKING NEWS
HOW TO ORDER A BRACE
Copyright © 2017 My Pet's Brace | Developed By Fivebase
Care of Open Wounds in Dogs
By Ernest Ward, DVM
My dog has a large open wound and my veterinarian recommended leaving it open to heal rather than repairing it with sutures. Why is this?
Wounds vary according to:
1. Cause - puncture wounds, abrasions and lacerations, etc.
2. Location - paws, abdomen, eyes, etc.
3. Level of contamination - clean (surgical) wounds, contaminated (infected), etc.
Your veterinarian has considered all of these factors when deciding the best way to treat a specific wound. Sometimes the location or the amount of skin loss prevents surgical closure or bandaging (wounds on the face or high up on the leg). Sometimes, puncture wounds or other trauma force bacteria deep into the tissues. A contaminated wound that is more than a few hours old should never be closed without surgical debridement (removal of all the contaminated or dead tissue), and in some cases this may result in more permanent damage than treating the wound medically and leaving it open to heal.
What will be done for my dog's wound?
Abscesses (collection of pus that has accumulated in a cavity) may be lanced and cleaned under anesthesia and then left open in order to allow proper drainage and prevent the further build up of infection.
"Wherever possible a wound will be closed and sutured in order to speed healing."
Wherever possible a wound will be closed and sutured in order to speed healing. However, if there is gross contamination or deep infection present, the wound will be left open for topical treatment and to ensure drainage.
Your veterinarian may need to anesthetize your dog to remove foreign material and dead tissue from the wound. If the wound cannot be surgically closed, your veterinarian will apply a protective bandage if this is possible. Your dog will receive oral or injectable antibiotics and pain medications as appropriate. In almost all cases, your dog will be sent home with a prescription of antibiotics for you to administer.
How will I need to care for this open wound?
When your pet was discharged from the hospital, you received specific instructions regarding your pet's home care. Some general care guidelines include:
- In order to help the healing process, it is important that the wound and surrounding area is gently cleaned to remove any crusty or sticky debris. This will keep the wound edges clean, reduce the potential for re-infection, and allow new healthy tissue to develop.
- Administer all of the medications as prescribed. Do not discontinue antibiotics for any reason unless you have been specifically instructed to do so by your veterinarian.
- Your dog should not be allowed to lick or chew the open wound. Many dogs will require a protective collar (Elizabethan or E-collar) to prevent them from injuring the site.
- It is important to prevent the skin from healing over the wound too quickly. This is particularly important with abscesses that have been lanced and drained surgically. If the wound closes prematurely, the risk of recurrence increases.
How do I prevent the wound from closing too early?
When cleaning the wound, gently massage the surrounding skin to open the wound and promote drainage. You may note some discharge or bleeding when you do this. Note whether it appears to be infected (a thick or colored discharge) or if it is a clear thin fluid. You should remove or allow either type of discharge to drain away. If the discharge continues to be bloody, green or yellow for several consecutive days, contact your veterinarian for instructions.
What should I clean the wound with?
Warm tap water is recommended for cleaning most wounds. Warm saline (salt solution) may also be used. This may be made by adding approximately one level teaspoonful (5 mls) of salt (or Epsom salts) to two cups (500 mls) of water. In some cases, your veterinarian may recommend using a dilute cleansing solution of chlorhexidine, a surgical scrub soap, or an iodine solution to help remove debris.
"DO NOT use soaps, shampoos, rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, herbal preparations, tea tree oil, or any other product to clean an open wound. "
DO NOT use soaps, shampoos, rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, herbal preparations, tea tree oil, or any other product to clean an open wound unless specifically instructed to do so by the veterinarian. Some of these products are toxic if taken internally, while others can actually delay healing.
Can I not use mild antiseptics?
Your veterinarian may prescribe antibiotics or a suitable antibiotic cream to apply to the wound. Since animals tend to lick and chew at wounds, inadvertently swallowing medications that are applied topically, disinfectants and antiseptics intended for human use are rarely suitable for use in animals.
What should I do if my dog tries to lick the wound?
Many people have the mistaken belief that dog's saliva is somehow antiseptic. This is far from the truth, especially when one considers how dogs groom themselves or greet each other! A dog will instinctively lick at a wound, but this can seriously delay healing. Therefore, you must prevent this by any means possible. Elizabethan collars are the most commonly used protective device. Other options, depending on the location of the wound, include covering the wound with a bandage, a stockinette, a dog coat or a t-shirt.
What about pain medications?
In many cases, your veterinarian will prescribe anti-inflammatory or analgesic medication to relieve pain and discomfort. However, anti-inflammatory medications can delay healing. Once a wound has begun to heal, it is no longer as painful. Your veterinarian will assess the individual situation and determine the most appropriate medications for your dog.
Wounds - Cat Bite Injuries to Humans
When a cat bites, its sharp canine teeth easily puncture the skin, leaving small, but deep, wounds in the skin. These punctures rapidly seal over, trapping bacteria from the cat's mouth under the skin of the victim, where they can readily multiply.
Steroid Treatment - Long-Term Effects in Cats
Corticosteroids (commonly referred to as steroids or cortisone) are a class of steroid hormones that are produced in the adrenal glands. Corticosteroids are involved in a wide range of activities in the body, including the stress response, immune system response and control of inflammation, nutrient metabolism, and maintenance of blood electrolyte levels.
Elizabethan Collars in Cats
An Elizabethan collar (also known as an E-collar or a buster collar) is a plastic hood or cone that helps protect injuries or wounds from further damage. These collars prevent the cat from licking or chewing at an injury on its body, or from scratching or pawing at its face or head.
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Bandage hund
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söndag 17 november 2013
Konsten att välja rätt hundskor
Fördelen är att ett bandage får plats i sockan och att sulan skyddar tassen och håller tass och bandage torrt. Jag rekommenderar inte dessa skor för dig som letar efter skor som ska användas mer permanent. De kommer förr eller senare trilla av när hunden springer i skogen och sulan är rätt tunn, så den håller inte hur länge som helst.
Är ditt största problem vägsalt ska du se till att skölja av tassarna och smörja in dem med en skyddande salva om du inte använder hundskor. En del salvor fungerar även förebyggande så att du kan smörja på innan ni går ut. Om det är vinter är det viktigt att du använder en salva som inte innehåller vatten - för då kan den frysa och på så vis ge köldskador. Den bästa salvan här är enligt mig Pure Lanolin som även är vårdande men även denna salva skyddar tassarna på vintern: EBI Vital Concept Protect Plus tassalva. Har din hund riktiga sår som ser variga ut bör du uppsöka veterinär först.
10 kommentarer:
Ffa att det numer finns mer att välja på. Jag har bara haft behov ordentligt en gång, när Brandy opererat bort s.k. boxerböld och de skorna satt väl "sådär".
(Och så kan jag inte låta bli att tänka på när jag läste, för läääänge sedan, om en lite pappilon som blivit godkänd som räddningshund. Försvaret kliade skallarna och klurade på hur skor skulle anförskaffas då :) )
Kul med en bra recension! Jag behöver använda skor på min Borderterrier under vintern då han nästan direkt börjar halta och efter ett par 100m lägger sig hjälplös på rygg när temperaturen sjunker under -10.Har ett par skor av varianten billigare, vilka fungerar - men inte sitter på särskilt bra.
Jag skulle rekommendera Neo Paws om du vill ha skor som sitter bra, de är vattenavstötande och håller vätan borta förvånansvärt bra. Det längre skaftet gör också att det inte rinner in vatten i skon. Men Globus orangefärgade skor är ett bra budgetalternativ. Inte riktigt lika vattentäta och något kortare i skaftet. Det är dock fortfarande en jämförelsevis bra sko med tanke på priset. Problemet har du redan flaggat för då fram och baktassar ofta ä olika stora. De som köpt dessa skor har därför många gånger köpt ett set i 2 olika storlekar. De har då haft det anda paret som reserv om skorna skulle bli blöta eller om den skulle råkat tappa en sko. Även om det är bra skor så kan man ändå tappa dem. Det är därför viktigt att spänna åt hårt. Så länge hunden är i rörelse behöver man inte vara orolig för att de sitter hår. Däremot i vila så är det inte bra med hårt spända skor. Då kan man ta av dem om det är en längre paus, eller spänna upp dem lite. Vilka skor som är bra beror också på hur hundens tass ser ut. Vi har fått in en en ny kortare modell från Hurtta som inte ligger i nätbutiken ännu som vi håller på att testa. Likaså är skorna från EQDog vettiga om man vill ha den kortare varianten. Du kan höra av dig till info@csigora.com om du vill veta mer! Hälsningar Christina
Hej! Jag har en västgötaspets och undrar om inte Globus sport orange och Neo-paws blir för höga på deras korta ben? Dom kommer att gå upp till knäleden tror jag. Hälsningar Susanne
Se mitt svar som råkade hamna nedan
Se mitt svar som råkade hamna nedan
Jo det stämmer. Jag hade valt en kortare modell. Det har kommit in flera nya modeller till butiken sedan detta inlägg skrevs. Jag skulle rekommenderas Hurttas nya skor. Gå till hundskor på www.csigora.com så hittar de dem!
Tack för svar! Tror du dom är bättre än EQDOG el Globus sportskor? Han har lite breda och korta tassar. Hälsn Susanne
Min Västgötaspets är 12 år och har ont/artros i en tå fram och verkar ha svårt att gå på grus. Samtidigt tror jag inte att han är väldigt förtjust att gå i skor. Går det att rekommendera ngt utifrån detta ? Hälsning Susanne
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