Key recommendations to help your dog adapt to an orthopedic device

Adapting to an orthopedic device is a progressive process that requires patience and guidance. During the first few days, it is normal for the dog to need time to become familiar with the new element.

It is recommended to start with short periods of use, always observing their posture and behavior. It is important to check the fit of the device, avoid areas of friction, and maintain a proper cleaning routine.

Positive reinforcement plays a fundamental role: rewarding the dog during the process helps create a calmer experience. In case of any doubt or persistent discomfort, it is always key to have specialized technical support.

Proper adaptation not only improves mobility but also contributes to the dog’s physical and emotional well-being.