Functions of full prostheses

A total limb prosthesis was designed to provide support to the remaining leg. This prosthesis excels in its ability to provide excellent support and reduce pressure on the remaining limb, helping to minimise deviations in gait and prevent complications that could occur over time. It is ideal for long walks and outdoor activities.

Individual fitting of the prosthesis begins with a cast of the animal's chest. The function of the full prosthesis is to promote correct movement, compensate for any unevenness in movement and minimise the strain on the remaining parts of the body (especially for the other remaining leg). This reduces the risk of developing other musculoskeletal conditions such as arthritis, inflammation from overuse, blockages and spinal deformities from overuse.

The overall goal is to enable affected animals to live fuller and more comfortable lives with as much independence as possible from their individual needs and limitations.

* The full prosthesis is designed for the thoracic limb only. For more information and to assess the suitability of a full prosthesis for a particular animal, we must be consulted in advance.

What is the cost of a partial prostheses?

The price depends on the size of the animal (the prices are final, including the cast kit, without transport).

• 0 - 15 kg: 1.080 EUR

• 15 - 35 kg: 1.195 EUR

• 35 kg and more: 1.350 EUR

For whom is the partial denture intended

Our complete prosthesis will serve your pet in the following situations:

• Prevention of joint deformity and degeneration: A limb replacement serves to prevent further damage and wear to existing joints, which can be especially important in pets with orthopedic problems.

• Minimizing gait deviations: By minimising unwanted gait deviations, limb replacement contributes to improved stability and mobility of the animal.

• Maintaining normal daily activities: Limb replacement allows the maintenance of normal daily activities, which improves the animal's overall quality of life.

• Increased exercise and activity levels: Providing better limb mobility and functionality can motivate a pet to move and exercise more, which has a positive effect on its health.

• Encouraging participation in rehabilitation therapy: Limb replacement can provide the necessary resources to participate in specialized rehabilitation programs, which helps improve and speed up the recovery process.

• Use in the case of traumatic or congenital conditions: Limb replacement can be applied in cases where amputation occurs due to traumatic injuries or congenital conditions to allow the animal to function better.

• Improving the pet's quality of life: Overall, it helps to improve the comfort, movement and overall well-being of the animal, which has a positive effect on its overall quality of life both physically and mentally.