Personally Ive found the tyre tube no good , very durable and lasts forever , but for the actual greyhound I havent seen one that doesnt walk off holding its foot up or biting it to get it off !
Strictly only for racing as its that pumped up it forgets about it

For free galloping or pretraining go to coles and Woolies and buy a pack of the yellow rubber washing up gloves $3

Each finger is a diff size so it assists in all sizes of dogs , the thumb being the widest band

Cut the end of the finger off and throw it away so now u have tube fingers left , pick the best size that matches going around 2 toes and cut it 8-10 ml wide which will look a bit wider then the flat rubber bands !

1 inch wide is way to big , it sits above both joints on the flat bridge of their toes looking down on foot , and if you look under the foot it will snuggly fit inbetween the foot pad and the toe pads !

They do stretch way more then the tyre tube so I double em up .

Ill guarantee the dog will run off first go and it wont even know its on ! And Ive never had one re do the toe whilst banded either

Ice and bone radial every second day and after every run with laser if possible

Good luck

Yep I understand its small , use the pinky finger on glove to do the inside 2 toes with one band and then use one of the middle or thumb fingers on glove to go over all 4 toes on top of the first small band .

Just dont band 3 toes leaving 1 on its own . This is only for a free gallop or call up as a precautionary, not for finish ons or chasing arms on a race track .

She should be 100 % recovered and given a clean bill of health from a greyhound vet before doing these activities again .

Follow the recovery procedures above and she will be in 6 weeks ! I always go an extra week then diagnosed.

Each to their own , but if keeps happening , she will lose the toe and possibly many lengths .