British Pound
Dog Wheelchairs
Will a dog wheelchair help my dog?
Here are some common dog health conditions that might benefit from wheelchair use:
Injury: Dogs can sustain injuries, such as spinal cord injuries, fractures, or nerve damage.
Degenerative Conditions: Certain degenerative conditions like degenerative myelopathy or intervertebral disc disease can affect a dog's spinal cord or nerves.
Arthritis: Dogs suffering from severe arthritis or joint problems may have difficulty walking.
Congenital Disabilities: Some dogs are born with congenital conditions that affect their mobility.
Post-Surgery Support: After certain types of surgeries, dogs may need temporary assistance with mobility.
Old Age: Senior dogs often experience mobility issues due to age-related conditions like muscle weakness and joint stiffness.
Neurological Disorders: Dogs with neurological disorders, such as epilepsy or brain tumors.
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Dachshund Wheelchair, Walkin Wheels
Walkin’ Wheels MINI Dog Wheelchair, Rear
Rear Dog Wheelchair, Small Walkin Wheels
Medium Dog Wheelchair, Rear - Walkin’ Wheels
Med/Large Dog Wheelchair, Rear Walkin’ Wheels
Large Dog Wheelchair, Rear -Walkin’ Wheels
Full Support Quad Dog Wheelchair MINI, Walkin’ Wheels
Full Support Quad Dog Wheelchair Small, Walkin’ Wheels
Full Support/ Quad Dog Wheelchair, Medium - Walkin’ Wheels
Full Support Quad Dog Wheelchair MED/LARGE
Full Support Quad Dog Wheelchair, Large, Walkin’ Wheels
Walkin’ Wheels CORGI Dog Wheelchair, Rear
Dog Wheelchair FAQ's
Yes, your dog will naturally got about their business as usual while in the wheelchair with their legs spread and standing up. This will take some training. Your dog uses the wheelchair for support and although they cannot squat or lift their leg, they will become accustomed. The exercise and mobility the wheelchair provides stimulates bowel movement. More on how this works and how to potty train your dog.
You should discuss this option with your Vet, depending on your dogs mobility challenges. The dog wheelchair will assist dogs who have had a traumatic injury or surgery, degenerative disease, neurological disorders and old age. More info on how a dog wheelchair can help your dog.
Yes, the rear wheelchairs are designed to support the torso and encourage mobility in the rear legs. However, if your dogs rear legs are paralysed or if you dog is an amputee, stirups are provided with your wheelchair. The rear legs and paws can be safely secured to avoid dragging or injury.
Accurate measuements are required to ensure we send you the correct size wheelchair. We will require your dogs weight, breed, armpit to rump length as well as the rear leg length measurement. Please contact us for expert advice.
Yes, you are welcome to return the wheelchair. Please notify us within 14 days. Returns will only be accepted if the return is in original packaging and unused. Please read our return policy.
Depending on the injury or condition, a Quad full support wheelchair could be beneficial. If your dog is a front leg ampitee or you dog has limited mobility in the front legs, they will be supported in the Quad wheelchair and able to become mobile again. Consult with your Vet.
Delivery of the dog wheelchairs is 3 working days.