Custom Pet Orthotics & Prosthetics in Torrance, CA

Custom orthotic and prosthetic devices for Torrance pets — designed and fabricated by a Certified Prosthetist-Orthotist right next door in Long Beach.

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Pet Orthotics and Prosthetics for Torrance Families

When your pet is dealing with a leg injury, chronic joint condition, or limb loss, finding the right support can make a meaningful difference in their daily comfort and mobility. A custom orthotic or prosthetic device — built specifically for your pet's anatomy — provides the kind of targeted support that off-the-shelf products can't match.

SoCal Pet Brace serves Torrance pet owners from neighboring Long Beach — just 10 to 15 minutes away depending on where you are in the city. Every device is designed and fabricated by Dave Kou, a Certified Prosthetist-Orthotist (CPO) who spent over a decade fitting orthotic and prosthetic devices for patients at the VA healthcare system. That hands-on clinical experience in human biomechanics is the foundation of every device we build for your pet.

Services Available to Torrance Pet Owners

Custom Orthotic Devices

Orthotic braces provide structural support and joint stabilization for pets dealing with:

  • CCL/ACL injuriesCruciate ligament tears are one of the most common reasons pet owners seek orthotic support, particularly for medium and large breed dogs
  • Arthritis and age-related joint degenerationBracing can reduce discomfort and help maintain function in pets with progressive joint conditions
  • Post-surgical recovery supportYour veterinarian may recommend protective bracing while your pet heals from an orthopedic procedure
  • Carpal and tarsal instabilitySupport for wrist or ankle joints that hyperextend or collapse under weight
  • Neurological conditionsAssistive devices for pets with nerve-related weakness or loss of limb control
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Custom Prosthetic Devices

For pets who have lost a limb to amputation or were born with limb differences, a custom prosthetic can improve their balance, comfort, and ability to move through their day.

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How It Works

  1. 1
    ConsultationWe sit down with you, evaluate your pet's condition, and discuss what your veterinarian has recommended
  2. 2
    CastingWe take a precise mold of your pet's limb to ensure the device fits their exact anatomy
  3. 3
    FabricationThe device is handcrafted from durable, lightweight materials suited to your pet's size and activity level
  4. 4
    FittingWe check the fit, make adjustments for comfort and alignment, and teach you how to put it on and take it off properly
  5. 5
    Follow-upAs swelling changes or your pet's condition evolves, we adjust the device to keep it performing at its best

Why Torrance Pet Owners Choose SoCal Pet Brace

Clinical Credentials That Matter

A CPO credential means Dave Kou has completed the same rigorous education and clinical training required to fit orthotic and prosthetic devices for humans. That expertise in biomechanics, gait analysis, and joint alignment translates directly to building better devices for your pet. It's a level of clinical knowledge that most pet brace providers don't offer.

Right Next Door to Torrance

We're based in Long Beach, a short drive from anywhere in Torrance — whether you're in Old Torrance, the South Bay, or near the Del Amo area. That proximity means in-person evaluations, precise hands-on casting, and easy follow-up availability. No shipping a mold kit back and forth, no guessing on measurements from home.

Your Veterinarian Leads the Way

We believe your veterinarian is the most qualified person to guide your pet's treatment. Our role is to support their recommendations with expert orthotic and prosthetic fabrication. Whether your vet suggests bracing as a standalone approach, as a complement to surgical intervention, or for post-operative protection, we'll deliver the device that fits their treatment plan.

Common Conditions We Help With in Torrance

Dogs

  • Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) tears — both partial and complete tears, managed surgically or conservatively based on your veterinarian's recommendation
  • Patellar luxation — kneecap instability ranging from intermittent to chronic
  • Degenerative myelopathy — progressive loss of hind limb coordination and strength
  • Hip dysplasia and osteoarthritis — ongoing joint support to help dogs stay comfortable and mobile
  • Fracture recovery — protective support during the healing process
  • Front or rear limb amputation — prosthetic options to help dogs adjust and maintain mobility

Cats

  • Traumatic leg injuries — support following accidents, falls, or other trauma
  • Congenital limb differences — devices for cats born with limb abnormalities
  • Post-amputation recovery — prosthetic solutions to support cats after limb removal

If you're unsure whether your pet could benefit from an orthotic or prosthetic device, your veterinarian can help assess their condition and determine the best path forward. We're also happy to provide a free consultation to discuss options.

Serving the Torrance Pet Community

Torrance is one of the South Bay's most family-friendly — and pet-friendly — cities. With over 30 parks including the sprawling Wilson Park and the popular Columbia Park, plus miles of quiet residential streets perfect for daily walks, Torrance pet owners are invested in keeping their animals healthy and active.

When a mobility issue threatens your pet's ability to enjoy those daily routines, a properly fitted orthotic or prosthetic device can help them maintain the quality of life you both value.

Areas Within Torrance We Serve

  • Old Torrance and Downtown
  • Walteria
  • Riviera Village and Hollywood Riviera
  • South Torrance
  • North Torrance
  • Del Amo area
  • Southwood and El Nido
  • Seaside and Victoria Park

Nearby Communities We Also Serve

Nearby Veterinary Resources

We coordinate directly with veterinary practices across Torrance and the South Bay. If your vet recommends orthotic or prosthetic support for your pet, they can reach out to us directly or you can contact us and we'll connect with their office to ensure a smooth process.

We regularly work with veterinarians throughout the South Bay and Los Angeles County.

Frequently Asked Questions About Pet Orthotics in Torrance

How do consultations and fittings work for Torrance pet owners?+
We're based in Long Beach, just 10-15 minutes from most parts of Torrance. We offer flexible options — we can meet at your veterinarian's office or arrange an appointment at a convenient location. Contact us to discuss what works best for you and your pet.
Do I need a referral from my vet?+
A referral isn't required, but we strongly recommend involving your veterinarian in the process. We collaborate with your vet to ensure the device supports their treatment plan for your pet.
How much does a custom pet brace cost?+
Pricing varies based on the type of device and your pet's specific needs. Contact us for a free consultation and we'll provide a clear estimate. Every device includes the evaluation, casting, fabrication, fitting, and all follow-up adjustments.
How long does the process take?+
From initial consultation to delivery, most devices are ready within 2-3 weeks. Rush orders may be available depending on complexity.
Can you help my pet after surgery?+
Yes. We frequently create post-surgical support braces for pets recovering from TPLO, TTA, and other orthopedic procedures. Your veterinary surgeon can coordinate with us directly.
Do you work with cats too?+
Absolutely. While dogs make up the majority of our patients, we create custom orthotics and prosthetics for cats and other small animals as well.

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If your Torrance pet is experiencing mobility challenges, we'd like to help. Whether your veterinarian has already recommended exploring orthotic or prosthetic options, or you're researching solutions to bring up at your next vet appointment, a conversation with us is a good place to start.

Serving Torrance and all of Southern California