Animal Tech

24/12/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas from the Animal Tech Team 🎄

We’ll be taking a short break from December 24th to January 5th to rest, recharge, and enjoy the festive season.

A huge thank you to all our clients and referrers for your support throughout the year — we truly appreciate being part of your journey.

Wishing you and your furry friends a safe, happy, and relaxing Christmas. We look forward to seeing you in the New Year 🩵🐾

22/12/2025

Thank you to the Australian Orthotic & Prosthetic Association for sharing our story with the P&O community in the latest The AOPA Review Magazine.
This is following on from winning the Best Free Paper Presentation at the national conference in October this year!

Thanks to Alice and NVOPS for the support to step outside my comfort zone to present and also share our story in the Review magazine it’s been a busy year!!

23/10/2025

Thanks to the team at The Dog Mobility Clinic for having us! 💙

Did you know we visit and consult from Seymour?

The team at The Dog Mobility Clinic are doing incredible work in veterinary rehabilitation, mobility support, and regenerative medicine for our four-legged friends.

We’ve been working alongside Ashlee and Dr Malcolm Ware .k9.rehab about 9 years, and it’s always a pleasure to collaborate with rehabilitation and bracing solutions that make a real difference in canine recovery and quality of life.

23/10/2025

Check out how Hope is going!
Working hard with her rehab to get strong with her prosthetics 👏

21/10/2025

The AOPA annual conference was great to attend celebrating all things P&O for 50 years, learning and connecting.

I am surprised to have won the ‘Most Popular Free Paper Presentation’ at the conference. It was great to share the journey of Animal Tech and some cases I’ve been able to assist.
Thank you to the ongoing support of the NVOPS team,

15/10/2025

We can't wait to hear our Elizabeth present at the Australian Orthotic & Prosthetic Association (AOPA) Congress tomorrow. She's an invited speaker, sharing about her specialist skills in animal orthotics and prosthetics.
Animal Tech has provided orthotic & prosthetic solutions for chickens, goats, a penguin, a goose, sheep, cats, dogs....

15/10/2025

We are closed for a few days to attend the Australian Orthotic & Prosthetic Association annual conference.
Ive had the privilege of being invited to speak at the conference and share my experiences with Animal O&P

06/10/2025

Hope is melting hearts wherever she goes!
She’s cute, she’s clever and now she’s rocking bilateral prostheses!

Hope had a rough start to life but thanks to .vic she’s now thriving. Nothing is holding her back now! She will just need a forever loving home when she is ready.

Just wait until you see her running with her new kicks! Video coming soon.

03/10/2025

Hope was a star today with her prosthetic fitting! 👏💕

GUESS WHO GOT HER PROSTHETIC LEGS TODAY ?
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Stay tuned for Baby Hopes first “steps” videos coming very soon……………

I promise it’s a tear jerker 💧
Definitely need tissues for that watch ❤️

29/09/2025

🐾 Off-the-Shelf vs. Custom Bracing for Animals 🐾

When it comes to mobility support for your pet, one size does not always fit all. Check out the differences!


👉 The right choice depends on your pet’s needs, lifestyle, and comfort. Always consult your vet, animal orthotist or animal healthcare professional.

Would you choose custom or off-the-shelf for your furry friend?

16/07/2025

Golden Oldies 💕

Conservative management for cruciate injuries can be a great option for a senior dog.
To provide external stability to the stifle joint for walking and activity.

For Millie, surgery is not an option so we are providing her with a custom stifle brace and she is also doing physiotherapy with

A custom brace is required as Millie‘s leg has a few abnormal lumps and bumps that were accommodated within her brace. No off the shelf brace will provide enough external stability to the joint to control tibial thrust. These braces are designed to reduce tibial thrust and fit each unique limb shape.

03/07/2025

Applications of a Prosthesis 🦿

A prosthesis can be used for a partial limb amputation. Amputation may be required for

⚪️ Severe trauma

⚪️ Cancer tumour

⚪️ Surgical complications

⚪️ Nerve damage

⚪️ Infections and wounds

⚪️ Congenital deformities

If the limb is partially amputated- meaning that there is still a decent amount of ‘stump’ or limb left we can consider the provision of a prosthesis.

If your pet is having a full limb amputation, please check to see if a partial limb amputation is possible with your vet. Often this not well known in the industry as an option. We are always happy to discuss with your vet to see if this is a viable option.

Please contact us if you have any questions or wondering if this is an option for your pet.
📧 [email protected]