The Dual-Leg Knee Brace Is Live Knee support for dogs

Knee support that stays put, so walks feel steadier.

The Renvoir Knee Brace supports both back knees with sturdy support strips and a built-in harness that holds it in place, for dogs with a torn ACL, a knee in recovery or weak senior back legs.

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Dog on a walk wearing the Renvoir knee brace
Dog holding up a sore back leg
Why your dog is limping on a back leg

A damaged knee loses its brake.

When the cruciate ligament (a dog's ACL) is damaged, the shin bone can slide and twist under the thigh bone with every step. That's what causes the limp, the toe-touching and the leg held up after a short walk.

Many braces don't help for long. A dog's leg narrows towards the paw, so a strap-on brace slowly slides down and ends up below the knee.

Renvoir is designed to keep support where it belongs: across both back knees, held up by a harness so it stays put on walks.

Harness-anchored support

Support that stays over the knee.

Instead of relying on straps gripping a narrowing leg, Renvoir is held up from the body, so the support stays where your dog needs it.

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    Steadies both back knees

    Sturdy support strips on both sides of each knee help limit the wobble with every step.

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    Held up by a built-in harness

    A chest-and-back harness holds both braces up, so they don't slide down the legs.

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    Adjustable, snug fit

    The straps adjust to your dog's legs, and it goes on in seconds once fitted.

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Renvoir dual-leg knee brace with built-in harness
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  • Both Back LegsTwo braces, one harness
  • Built-In HarnessDesigned to stay put
  • Vet-Plan FriendlyUse alongside your vet's advice
Support for your dog's next walk

Give their knees support that stays put.

Try Renvoir on your dog's normal walks with a 60-day money-back guarantee.

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The Renvoir Knee Brace is designed to give external support to dogs during walks and daily activity. It is not a medical device and does not repair a torn ligament. Results vary between dogs. Always follow your vet's advice, and seek veterinary care for sudden, severe or worsening lameness.