SMALL FRONT QUICK SPLINT 1 unit KRUUSE

Kruuse Small Frontal Quick Splint: Safety and support for your dog's recovery

The Kruuse Small Foreleg Rapid Splint is a veterinary medical device designed to provide effective immobilization of the forelimbs in small breed dogs. It is ideal for controlling movement in cases of fractures, sprains, dislocations, or during post-operative recovery. Its ergonomic and ventilated design allows for a faster, more comfortable, and safer recovery for your pet.

Composition and Active Ingredients

• Main material: Rigid, medical-grade, transparent plastic.
• Perforated design: Increase ventilation and reduce humidity.
• Content: 2 splints per unit, for bilateral placement.

Dosage and Instructions for Use

Place a splint on each side of the injured forelimb, aligning it with the joint and the length of the affected bone. Secure them firmly with adhesive bandages (not included), ensuring even pressure and avoiding any restriction of circulation. It is recommended to:

• Consult your veterinarian before use.
• Check the condition of the skin under the splint daily.
• Remove and clean the splint as directed by your doctor.
• Duration of use determined by veterinary diagnosis.

Side Effects and Contraindications

• Possible Side Effects: Skin irritation, edema due to excessive pressure, maceration if not properly ventilated.
• Contraindications: Do not use on open wounds without covering, or on animals with circulatory problems without medical supervision.
• Caution: Do not overtighten; check limb sensitivity regularly.

Benefits for your pet

• It effectively immobilizes the anterior limb.
• It reduces the risk of post-surgical complications.
• Transparent for easy visual inspection.
• Ventilated design that prevents moisture and maceration.
• Reusable if kept in proper hygienic conditions.

FAQ

• What types of injuries can be treated with this splint?
  It is indicated for mild to moderate injuries such as sprains, stable fractures, dislocations, and post-surgical recovery of the forelimb.
• How do I know if it's the right size?
  It's designed for small dogs. Measure the length of the front leg from the carpal joint to the metacarpus. Consult the official Kruuse size chart or your veterinarian.
• Is it reusable?
  Yes, as long as it's not broken or deformed. It should be cleaned properly between uses.
• Can it be used on cats?
  It is not specifically designed for cats. Consult your veterinarian if you need a splint adapted for felines.
• Does it include adhesive bandage?
  No, it must be purchased separately. A veterinary-grade adhesive is recommended for better adhesion.
• Can it be used without veterinary supervision?
  Not recommended. The assessment of the injury and the indication for duration of use should be determined by a veterinarian.
• How often should the splint be checked?
  Daily. It's important to check for any signs of discomfort, swelling, or irritation.
• Can it be used on puppies?
  Yes, especially in small breeds, but always under veterinary supervision due to the growing bone development.
• How is it cleaned properly?
  Use warm water and mild soap. Dry completely before replacing to avoid moisture or infection.
• What do I do if my dog ​​tries to take it off?
  Consult your veterinarian. An Elizabethan collar may be required, or the bandage may need to be reinforced without causing excessive pressure.