XUVIRA Dog Hip Brace for Joint Pain and Hip Dysplasia, Dogs Hind Leg Lift Harness with Chest Stabilizer Straps, Upgraded Adjustable Elastic Straps and Buckles, XL

Senior/Post-Surgery Targeted SupportSpecifically designed for dogs recovering from surgery, suffering from hip dysplasia, arthritis, cruciate ligament injuries, or senior dogs with weak hind legs/muscle atrophy. Reduces joint stress during walking, stair climbing, and car entry, prevents falls, and aids in rehabilitation—delivering stable, balanced support to speed up recovery and improve mobility.

Potty-Friendly Design (No Removal Needed)Tailored for male dogs with a design that avoids sensitive areas—no need to remove the harness for potty breaks, eliminating residual urine odor. Equipped with 2 detachable elastic straps to keep the harness securely in place, preventing sliding or shifting during movement. Reflective edges enhance visibility up to 100 meters in low light/nighttime, ensuring outdoor safety.

Anti-Slip & Reflective SafetyPut on in 2 simple steps: Wrap around the belly with heavy-duty Velcro, adjust the leg straps for a snug fit—no complicated buckles. Inner 400G sandwich mesh lining is soft and breathable, preventing skin friction or overheating even with long-term use. Padded handle reduces hand fatigue for owners, offering a secure grip during lifting or guiding.

Easy Wear & Comfortable FitOuter layer made of SBR composite fabric for strong support and elasticity (supports up to 45kg/99lbs), paired with sturdy stitching to withstand daily use and heavy pulling. The elastic strap design fits the dog’s leg shape, reducing pressure during lifting and avoiding discomfort. Suitable for long-term rehabilitation training or daily mobility assistance.

Durable Support (4 Fully Tested Sizes)Available in S/M/L/XL to fit all breeds: S(18-21in belly, 8-15kg), M(19-22in belly, 12-20kg), L(21-26in belly, 18-30kg), XL(25-30in belly, 25-45kg). XL size is fully tested for large breeds like German Shepherds, Alaskan Malamutes, and Great Danes (smaller individuals). Refer to the size chart for belly circumference measurement—or contact us with your dog’s breed, weight, and measurements for personalized sizing advice.