Caldera Pet Therapy Universal Wrap Carpal/Codo con Gel, Mediano, Negro (PET205)

My old dog didn't like it at first but once he got used to it I think it really helped him feel a bit better. How easy it is to get on is going to depend greatly on your dog and mine fought me every step of the way and I still got it on him. He tried to chew it off at first but he didn't try very hard so I figure it must have been soothing to him in some way because he would have kept chewing otherwise. My main issue with this item is the price, I think it's just way too much but if you need it and can afford it then it's a decent quality item. 4 stars.*Thank you for taking the time to read my review and if it helped you make an informed decision either way about this product please let me know by taking a quick moment of your time to vote it Helpful so I can keep track of my most helpful

First off, this wrap comes with 1 small-medium-sized pack, which makes it easier to use and wear. Second, read the list of dog breeds that this fits, it is probably the most accurate way to size. Third, with cold/hot therapy, it is generally 20-30 minutes on... 20-30 minutes off... so it's probably a good idea to have another pack (especially if you are using the cold/freezer therapy). Lastly, this is meant for the elbow area; however, it call also be jerry-rigged to fit other parts of the body as needed (depending on the size of your dog and the size pack you buy).Also, as a suggestion, if your dog can't (or won't) wear this, I recommend laying/sitting down with your dog and simply holding the ice in place for the 20-30 minutes. Sometimes, after doing this a few times, it doesn't feel a

Our patent pending Pet Therapy line is customized and patented for canine anatomy. We've modified the gel formula in our pet line for prolonged effectiveness. All Caldera reusable Pet Therapy Gel is Made in the USA and can be applied either hot or cold. Pet Therapy Gel is latex free, non-toxic, non-hazardous, microwave and freezer safe, and remains pliable when frozen. Heating and freezing instructions are on each gel pack- Pet therapy works great on our little chihuahuas!

From human point of view... pricey...awkward to put on...lightweight....nice to have hot or cold optionFrom Daisy's....what is this?....im kinda afraid to move....geez i hope my friends don't see me in this🐕🐕🐕

People who love dogs designed these things. They are just amazing. Two adjustable straps fit from the collar down to the dogs back, where the front "boomerang" then attaches two parts to either of the front legs, one for the gel pack, one as an anchor. Our dogs are supposed to be medium, two border collies and one GSD, but they stretch the limits of these, so I would have gone to Large.Dogs get leg injuries by so many surprise events. I am just amazed at how much easier these are than the get an ice pack, cover it with a washcloth and then wrap it in place with ace wraps. I tried these on two of the dogs, one was hiding in his crate until I put them away, and it did require looking at the pictures the first time. Then it makes sense. I figured it was better to practice on a relatively …

This pet therapy Wrap is so helpful for carpal or elbow problems. Super easy to put on and take off. This stars on well and does not shift off even when your dog is active. You can adjust this to fit where you need it. The gel pack is really nice. It can be used hot or cold.

The gel pack, which is very important for your dog's pain, does not stay in place when you use this. I have an older dog and she gets pain. I can tell from how she has to work to get up on the couch. And I was hoping I could put this on her front leg, but it doesn't do much good without the ice pack. I will keep giving her chewables with msm and glucosamine.

If you're using this on a dog who is lying down and not walking around or trying to be active, it will probably work as is. However, if you have a normal dog, they get up and walk or rearrange themselves on their bed. When that happens, this contraption slides and shifts and you end up doing everything again. Not a great plan for directed therapy needs.The gel pack thingy is actually not bad and it stays cold awhile. We tried this on two different dogs - a 95lb German Shepherd mix and a 35lb mixed breed. It didn't fit either dog well and I ended up going back to my regular method. I use vet wrap and wrap the gel pack around the area. It does slip after awhile, but vet wrap is super easy to re-do when needed and very inexpensive.