Custom Dog Knee Brace

Handmade to your dog's exact size — restoring comfort, stability, and joy.

✓ Breathable padded lining
✓ Adjustable straps
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✓ 5 colour options
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Accurate Measurements = Perfect Fit
Every brace is made to order. Incorrect measurements may cause poor fit. Refunds cannot be given for incorrect measurements.

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Custom Dog Knee Brace – Made-to-Measure Support for Active Recovery

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£299.00
Help your dog walk, run, and heal with confidence. Our custom dog knee brace is designed to provide targeted support for injuries such as cruciate ligament (ACL/CCL) tears, luxating patella, arthritis, and post-surgery recovery. Each brace...
Dog Weight: 1-3kg
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Help your dog walk, run, and heal with confidence. Our custom dog knee brace is designed to provide targeted support for injuries such as cruciate ligament (ACL/CCL) tears, luxating patella, arthritis, and post-surgery recovery. Each brace is made-to-measure using your pet’s exact measurements for a comfortable fit and maximum effectiveness.

Stability & Pain Relief – Reduces strain on the injured leg, helping your dog move with less pain.
Custom Fit – Tailored to your pet’s size and anatomy for optimal comfort and support.
Durable, Pet-Safe Materials – Lightweight, breathable fabrics and sturdy hinges designed for everyday use.
Vet-Trusted – Often recommended as a non-surgical option or as part of rehabilitation.
Easy to Use – Adjustable straps and secure fasteners make it simple to put on and take off.

Perfect for:

  • Dogs with partial or full cruciate ligament tears (ACL/CCL)

  • Arthritis and joint weakness

  • Post-surgical recovery and rehab support

  • Active dogs needing extra stability during healing

Delivery Policy

At Wuvra, every brace is handmade to order for your dog’s exact size and needs.
We take great care to ensure your brace is built, tested, and shipped safely — so your pet receives the best possible support.

Production Time

  • Each Wuvra brace is individually crafted based on your provided measurements.
  • Please allow 7–10 business days for production and quality inspection before dispatch.

Shipping Time

  • UK & EU Orders: Delivered within 5–7 business days after production.
  • US & International Orders: Delivered within 7–12 business days after production.
  • All shipments are fully tracked, and you’ll receive tracking details once your order leaves our workshop.

Duties & Taxes

  • All duties and import taxes are covered by Wuvra.
  • You’ll never pay additional fees upon delivery — the price you see at checkout is the final total.

Delivery Partners

We work with trusted international couriers including DHL, UPS, and FedEx to ensure secure, timely delivery.

Missed or Delayed Deliveries

If your parcel is delayed, lost, or damaged in transit, please contact our Support Team at hello@wuvra.com.
We’ll work directly with our shipping partners to resolve the issue quickly.

Address Accuracy

Please double-check your address details before placing your order. Incorrect or incomplete addresses may cause delivery delays or re-shipping charges.

Order Tracking

You’ll receive an email confirmation with tracking details once your brace is dispatched.
You can check the delivery status anytime through your Wuvra account or by using your tracking link.

Need Help?

If you have a delivery question, or need to coordinate shipping with your vet appointment, contact us — we’re here to help.

Email: hello@wuvra.com
Live Chat: Available during business hours

Shipping & Returns Policy

Production & Dispatch

Each Wuvra brace is handmade to order using your dog’s exact measurements and weight.

Please allow 7–10 business days for production and quality inspection before dispatch.

Delivery Times

  • UK & EU Orders: 5–7 business days after dispatch.
  • US & International Orders: 7–12 business days after dispatch.
  • All orders include tracking information, provided via email once your brace ships.

Duties & Taxes

All duties, customs, and import taxes are covered by Wuvra — the price you pay at checkout is final.

Shipping Partners

We use trusted couriers such as DHL, UPS, and FedEx to ensure safe and timely delivery to your door.

Missed Deliveries & Address Errors

Please ensure your shipping address is correct when placing your order.

If a parcel cannot be delivered due to an incorrect address or missed delivery attempts, re-shipping fees may apply.

If your order is lost, delayed, or arrives damaged, contact us immediately at hello@wuvra.com — we’ll work with the courier to resolve it quickly.

Returns & Refunds Policy

Custom-Made Product Notice

Because each Wuvra brace is individually crafted to your dog’s exact measurements, we cannot accept returns or offer refunds for:

  • Incorrect measurements provided by the customer.
  • Fit issues resulting from inaccurate or incomplete information.
  • Colour or size changes after production begins.

To avoid errors, please use our Step-by-Step Measurement Guide or video before ordering.

Warranty Coverage

All braces come with a 120-Day Strap Replacement Warranty covering manufacturing defects or strap wear under normal use.

If you need a replacement, contact our support team with:

  • Your order number
  • Photos or video of the issue
  • A brief description of the problem

We’ll assess the case and send replacement straps free of charge if eligible.

Exceptions

We may offer a courtesy partial refund or remake in rare cases of verified manufacturing defects.

Requests must be submitted within 14 days of delivery.

Return Shipping (if approved)

If a return or exchange is authorised, Wuvra will provide return instructions and cover standard shipping costs.

Items must be unused and returned in original packaging unless otherwise specified.

Contact & Support

If you have questions about your order, warranty, or delivery, please reach out:

Email: hello@wuvra.com
Live Chat: Available during business hours

Colour options

Our Current Colour Ranges for you to choose from

Black
Blue
Green
Red
Orange

WUVRA Guarantees

Covered for Every Stride

Free Shipping
Free worldwide shipping — always.
6 Months guarantee
Your brace is covered for 6 months. We’ve also added 2 spare straps and extra padding where pets need it most.
Friendly, Ongoing Care
We don’t just send you a brace — we’re here with follow-up support, advice, and quick replacements whenever you need them.
A Step by step guide on how to measure your dog
“Down below, we’ve included a quick video and a simple step-by-step photo guide so you can measure your dog easily at home — no stress, just care.”

Learn How to Measure For Your Dogs Brace video guide

Quick and easy — measure your dog in under 5 minutes, no casting needed.

See Our Other Training Videos

We care about your dog’s recovery. That’s why we’ve created easy-to-follow training videos to help you support their progress every step of the way.

TRAINING VIDEOS
A Step by step written guide on how to measure your dogs custom dog brace
If you don't like video format check out our text with image guide to allow you to comfortably measure your own dog at home stress free!

How to Measure Your Dog

To ensure your dog's custom Wuvra knee brace fits perfectly, you'll need to take eight simple measurements from the hip to the paw on the injured leg. Each point helps us build a brace that's precise, balanced, and comfortable — matching your dog's natural anatomy.

Before You Begin

  • Have your dog standing upright on all fours in a relaxed position.
  • Use a soft, flexible measuring tape (not metal).
  • Keep the tape flat and level — never twisted or angled.
  • Record all measurements in centimetres (cm).
  • It helps to have a second person assist, especially for active dogs.

Important

Follow the steps below (A–G) carefully, referring to the image for visual placement.

If you're unsure at any point, our team can arrange a video call to guide you through the process.

Accurate measurements ensure the best fit — and the happiest walks ahead.

A: Thigh Circumference Measurement
(Upper Leg)

Measure around the thickest part of your dog’s upper leg (thigh). Keep the tape flat and snug, not tight.

Anatomical diagram of a dog's hind leg with labeled muscles and bones on a white background.

A Section: How to measure correctly

Locate the area on your dog’s injured hind leg where the thigh muscle (quadriceps group) appears fullest or thickest.

Wrap a flexible measuring tape around this point, ensuring it remains flat, level, and perpendicular to the leg’s long axis (avoid angling the tape).

The tape should be snug and compressive — you should wrap the tape around the thigh pushing the fur away ensuring the tape is tight against your dogs thigh however it shouldn't be too tight that you're pinching the skin together.

All measurements should be taken while your dog is standing in a natural weight-bearing position, with the limb extended normally.

See image for more details

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B: Knee Circumference (Stifle Joint / Patellar Region)

Measure around the middle of the knee joint where it bends. Tape should sit flat across the back of the joint.

Anatomical diagram of a dog's hind leg with labeled muscles and bones on a white background.

B Section: How to measure correctly

Gently feel your dog’s knee joint and locate the two small bumps, the top one is the patellar) with a soft dip in between (patellar groove).

This dip is your measuring point.

Wrap the measuring tape around the knee, keeping it flat and level so it crosses the back of the joint (stifle crease) evenly.

The tape should be tight, but not tight enough to pinch skin

Keep your dog standing and refer to the image for visual guidance on where the tape should rest.

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C: Lower Leg Circumference (Ankle / Hock Region)

Measure 1 cm above the ankle bump at the back of your dog’s leg. Keep the tape level and straight.

Anatomical diagram of a dog's hind leg with labeled muscles and bones on a white background.

C Section: How to measure correctly

Locate your dog’s ankle joint (hock or tarsus) by feeling for the bony bump at the back of the leg. Once you've found this location take your hand immediately above the ankle and feel for the tendon (the hard ridged part). Feel for the thinnest part of this tendon which will be approximately 1cm above the ankle.

Place the measuring tape at this point, wrapping it evenly around the leg.

Keep the tape flat, level, and tight, ensuring it does not twist or sit at an angle.

Your dog should remain standing naturally while you take this measurement for the most accurate reading.

Refer to the image for visual placement above the hock joint.

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D: Paw Circumference (Top of Paw)

Measure around the top of the paw where it narrows before the toes. Keep the tape flat and even.

Anatomical diagram of a dog's hind leg with labeled muscles and bones on a white background.

D Section: How to measure correctly

At the top of your dog’s paw, feel where the leg slightly narrows before the toes begin (metacarpal or metatarsal junction).

Place the measuring tape around this indented area and wrap it evenly around the paw.

Keep the tape flat, level, and tight, following the same principle as your previous measurements.

Ensure your dog’s paw is resting naturally on the ground during this measurement for consistency.

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E: Thigh Length in cm

Measure from the top of the thigh (where the leg meets the body) down to the centre of the knee joint.

Anatomical diagram of a dog's hind leg with labeled muscles and bones on a white background.

E Section: How to measure correctly

Find the front edge of your dog’s upper thigh, right where the leg connects to the body.

You can usually feel this spot as the location where your dogs thigh touches their abdomen. Its the area where there is generally some loose skin and just by your dogs groin. It’s where the leg naturally begins to move when your dog takes a step.

From this point, measure straight down the front of the leg to the centre of the knee joint (stifle) — the same point used for your B measurement.

Keep the tape flat along the leg, following its natural line without curving around the sides.

Take this measurement while your dog is standing.

Let’s help pets walk again — together.

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F: Calf Length in cm

Measure down the front of the leg from the centre of the knee joint to the small dip above the ankle.

Anatomical diagram of a dog's hind leg with labeled muscles and bones on a white background.

F Section: How to measure correctly

Starting from the centre of the knee joint (stifle) — the same point used for your B measurement — measure straight down the front of your dog’s leg toward the ankle joint (hock or tarsus).

You’ll notice a small indentation on the front of the ankle area, the area where your dogs ankle contracts (cranial aspect of the hock) — this is your end point.

Keep the measuring tape flat along the front of the leg, following its natural shape without wrapping it around.

Take this measurement while your dog is standing naturally

Let’s help pets walk again — together.

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G: Foot Length in cm

Measure from the dip above the ankle down to the same spot on top of the paw used in D.

Anatomical diagram of a dog's hind leg with labeled muscles and bones on a white background.

G Section: How to measure correctly

Starting from the indentation above the ankle joint (hock or tarsus) — the same point used for your F measurement — measure straight down the front of the leg to the top of the paw (metatarsal junction), the same spot used for your D measurement.

Keep the tape flat and straight, following the natural line of your dog’s leg without wrapping or angling it.

Your dog should be standing to maintain natural alignment while you take this reading.

Let’s help pets walk again — together.

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WUVRA PRODUCT FAQ

Common Questions before purchasing

How do I measure my dog for a custom brace?

Use our step-by-step video and illustrated guide above. You’ll only need a soft measuring tape and a few calm minutes with your dog. Accurate measurements ensure the perfect fit.

Can my dog wear the brace after surgery?

Yes. Wuvra braces are ideal for post-surgery recovery, cruciate ligament injuries, and arthritis support. Always consult your vet to confirm the right timing for your dog’s case.

How long will it take to receive my brace?

Each brace is handmade to order. Production takes about 7–10 business days, followed by tracked delivery (5–12 days depending on location).

What if my brace doesn’t fit correctly?

We provide remote fit-check support and a 120-day strap replacement warranty. If you need help, contact our support team with photos or video — we’ll guide you through adjustments.

Do you ship internationally, and are taxes included?

Yes. Wuvra ships worldwide, and all duties and import taxes are included in the final price — no surprise fees at delivery.

Our Contact Details

Contact us if you have any questions about our dog braces, need support, are interested in collaboration or media inquiries, or simply want to learn more about our services.
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