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Mikki's Helping Hand Support System for Post-Operative Canine Care

Mikki's Helping Hand Support System offers gentle, reliable support for dogs recovering from surgery. Designed to ease the strain on your dog's back legs and spine, it allows for comfortable, controlled movement during recovery. This support system is a practical aid to help your dog regain mobility with care and confidence.

Available in multiple sizes, the Helping Hand is crafted to fit securely and comfortably, making it a thoughtful addition to your pet care routine.

Who This Is Perfect For

This support system is ideal for dog owners seeking post-operative assistance for their pets. It suits dogs needing extra help with hind leg support during recovery and those requiring gentle exercise without added strain on their back legs and spine.

Why We Love It at Canine & Co

Chosen with care by the Canine & Co team, Mikki's Helping Hand reflects our commitment to thoughtful, dependable pet care solutions. Its simple, effective design supports everyday recovery needs, helping maintain your bond through attentive care. We appreciate its ease of use and the comfort it provides to dogs during a delicate time.

Key Benefits

• Post-operative support: Provides effective assistance for dogs recovering from surgery.
• Facilitates gentle exercise: Helps permit controlled movement during the recovery process.
• Weight reduction: Reduces pressure on back legs and spine for added comfort.

Available Sizes

• Medium
• Large
• X Large

How to Use

• With the cutout area facing forward, place your dog’s hind legs into the appropriate holes.
• Ensure the support strap can pass freely over the hindquarters.
• Pull the Helping Hand up your dog's legs until it wraps around the hindquarters, then secure the Velcro fasteners.
• Check the fit carefully; for male dogs, ensure the urinary orifice is unobstructed before fastening.
• Lift your dog's hindquarters using the support strap to confirm comfort before beginning gentle exercise.

Note: Please consult your veterinary surgeon regarding the use, fitting, and exercise guidance for the Helping Hand.