Livestock orthotic and prosthetic devices are custom veterinary solutions designed to support or replace compromised limb structures in large-breed animals. Orthotics stabilize joints and redistribute load to reduce strain, while prosthetics restore functional limb length and enable weight-bearing following partial amputation. Devices are engineered based on species-specific biomechanics, limb anatomy, and clinical goals to maximize durability, alignment, and long-term usability.

• Limb deformities requiring structural support or correction
  
• Traumatic injury involving bone, tendon, or ligament damage
  
• Partial limb amputation with viable residual limb for prosthetic loading
  
• Post-surgical stabilization or limb offloading
  
• Degenerative joint disease or chronic lameness
  
• Restoration of mobility, balance, and functional gait
  
• Long-term mobility support for large or working animals

• Unhealed or unstable surgical or amputation sites
  
• Active infection, open wounds, or compromised skin integrity
  
• Insufficient residual limb length or anatomy for device support
  
• Severe neurologic impairment limiting functional use
  
• Advanced systemic or orthopedic conditions preventing recovery