Paw veterinary splint Front No-Knuckling

for dogs

The Front No-Knuckling Training Sock is a temporary, 2-5 minute training and exercise tool intended for short term use as part of a rehab program. The training sock works on the pathway from the withdrawal reflex in the paw to the brain, helping pets pick up their feet when knuckling under or dragging their front paws due to nerve damage, injury, disease, or front leg weakness. Training tool to stimulate a dog between the toes; evoking a withdrawal reflex and causing the foot to pick up higher and place correctly on the ground. To be used for 2-5 minute intervals at a time and removed in between. Designed to enhance proprioception, while also supporting above and below the joint. Lightweight, comfortable, and adjustable, with convenient touch-fastener closures. The Front No Knuckling Training Sock is an ideal training tool for pets with the following conditions: Fibrocartilaginous Embolism (FCE/Stroke) Cervical Vertebral Instability CVI or Wobblers Syndrome Cervical Disc Disease Chronic Neurological disorders causing front paw knuckling and dragging The Front No-Knuckling Training Sock is perfect for in-clinic use or to enhance at-home training between rehab sessions. Easy to use at home and in rehab for 2-5 minute exercises. Always consult with your veterinarian or canine rehabilitation professional before using. Designed specifically to stimulate a pet between their toes, evoking a withdrawal reflex. This helps to properly retrain gait, correct paw placement, and enhance proprioception.