KRUUSE MEDIUM REAR QUICK SPLINT 1 unit

Kruuse rear splint for dogs: effective and safe orthopedic support

The Kruuse Medium Rear Rapid Splint is an orthopedic device specifically designed for medium-sized dogs requiring temporary immobilization of the hind limb due to injuries, sprains, minor fractures, or post-surgical recovery. It provides immediate and comfortable stabilization, facilitating the animal's functional recovery without compromising its well-being.

Composition and Active Ingredients

• Perforated plastic material: transparent polypropylene, rigid but lightweight.
• anatomical design: adapted to canine hind limbs.
• Integrated ventilation: micro-perforations to prevent overheating or humidity.
• Includes two splints: for bilateral stabilization of the affected limb.

Dosage and Instructions for Use

1. Before applying, thoroughly clean and dry the affected limb.
2. Place a splint on each side of the hind limb, aligning them with the injured joint.
3. Secure both splints with an adhesive bandage (not included), ensuring firm pressure but without compromising circulation.
4. Check the area every 12-24 hours for signs of irritation, excessive pressure, or displacement.
5. Use under veterinary supervision. The duration of use will depend on the diagnosis.

Side Effects and Contraindications

• Possible effects: chafing, discomfort, or poor circulation if applied incorrectly.
• Contraindications: Do not use on open fractures without prior care, undisinfected wounds, or pets with circulatory problems without veterinary evaluation.
• Precautions: Do not use on puppies without clinical indication; avoid in animals with plastic allergy or skin sensitivity.

Benefits for your pet

• Safe immobilization of the hind limb in mild or moderate injuries.
• Transparency that allows visualization of the skin during treatment.
• Lightweight design that reduces the load on the joint.
• Easy and quick application in emergency situations.
• Reusable if kept in good condition.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• 1. What type of injuries can this splint treat?
  It is indicated for sprains, minor dislocations, non-open fractures and for temporary post-surgical stabilization.
• 2. Can it be used on cats?
  Yes, if the cat is similar in size to a medium-sized dog and under strict veterinary supervision.
• 3. Can it be used without adhesive bandages?
  No. The bandage is essential to keep the splint in place and ensure proper immobilization.
• 4. How long can the animal wear it?
  It depends on the clinical case. Generally, its use is recommended for periods of 3 to 7 days, always under veterinary supervision.
• 5. Is it safe during walks?
  It is not recommended that the animal walk with the splint on, unless otherwise advised by the veterinarian. It is intended for rest and recovery.
• 6. How do you clean the splint?
  It can be cleaned with a damp cloth and mild disinfectant. Boiling or using abrasive products is not recommended.
• 7. What size do I need if my dog ​​is a medium breed?
  The medium size is suitable for breeds such as Cocker Spaniel, Beagle, or Border Collie. Consult your veterinarian for exact measurements.
• 8. Can it cause pressure ulcers?
  Yes, if it is improperly fitted or if it is used for extended periods without inspection. Daily inspection of the affected area is advised.
• 9. Can I use it as a preventative measure in older dogs with joint weakness?
  It is not designed as a preventative support, but as a temporary immobilization splint. Consult your veterinarian for orthopedic alternatives.
• 10. Does it include adhesive bandage?
  No, it must be purchased separately. Veterinary-specific medical tape or cohesive bandage is recommended.