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Caldera Hot & Cold Therapy Wrap with Gel for Dog Short Stifles, Medium
Description
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The Caldera Pet Therapy Wrap System solves the challenges of hot and cold therapy application while still providing for mobility. The custom sized reusable therapy gel packs furnish soothing temperature relief to key targeted areas and help minimize swelling, inflammation, and pain. Caldera Pet Therapy Wraps contribute to decreased post-op recovery time, faster soft tissue renewal, improved joint rehabilitation, and ultimately a happier, healthier pet!
- - Contains Complete Set: One Medium Short Stifle Therapy Wrap, one Medium Back Boomerang strap, one Medium Anchor strap, and one Medium Short Stifle Therapy Gel pack.
- - Designed and Endorsed by Leading Veterinarians and Animal Surgeons. Aids with Post-Operative Recovery and Soft Tissue Injury Treatment.
- - Adjustable Contour Fit allows Pet Mobility. Practical, East to Use and Non Toxic.
- - Machine Washable Anti-Bacterial Fabric.
- - This Pet Therapy Wrap is designed for right and left legs. Works both HOT (microwave or hydro collator) and COLD (freezer).
- - Fits most standard medium dogs such as: Australian Cattle Dog, Australian Shepard, Basset Hound, Beagle, Border Collie, Boxer, Bulldogs, Cocker Spaniel, Corgi, German Shepherds (small), German Shorthair Pointer, Golden Retriever (small), Hound & Standard Poodle.
Specifications
| SKU | 2947732 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Caldera |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Scented | No |
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Medium |
If you are not satisfied with your purchase you may return the product within 14 calendar days of the delivery date for a full refund according to the following guidelines: All returns MUST have been purchased from www.calderaintl.com and returned in sellable condition (new and unused), including original packaging. Any merchandise submitted for return reflecting any kind of use will be returned to the customer with a letter stating why the merchandise will not be accepted. Returns made within 14 calendar days of the delivery date will be issued in the same form as was utilized for payment.
Attach the front two sort Boomerang Velcro straps around dog collar. Connect together back Boomerang and Anchor strap quick release buckles. Fasten Anchor around the opposite leg being treated. For treated leg, attach Boomerang strap quick release buckle into Pet Therapy Wrap outside buckle. Fasten the Pet Therapy Wrap around the stifle joint. Adjust and pull all straps for secure fit.
Use only as directed by your veterinary professional. For external use only. Do not apply Pet Therapy Gel Pack without use of a wrap.
Questions
what are the specific measurements for this? we have a 60lb pit mix
Is this a brace with support or just an thing to provide temperature therapy?
- Hi Cheyyy, while our wraps have proven to provide some soft brace support, the primary design is to offer hot and cold therapy in a stable and mobile solution for your pet.
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