Dog Wheelchair, Small

Got these for our 13 and a half year old Weimaraner who has arthritis in his back legs. He's only used it twice but wow what a difference it's made to him and how he is when we get back home after a walk. No matter how short a walk, he would be completely worn out and struggle to get up after sitting/lying down at home. After his walk in his new wheels, it's as though he'd not been out, still completely mobile when we got home. He took to them like a duck to water and although had a couple of mishaps, we soon had him up and on his way again. They were simple to put together being partly constructed upon arrival and there is an extremely good video available if you do get a little stuck. They are really well made yet lightweight. Cannot recommend these highly enough. It's made such a huge difference to Blue's life in such a short period of time, can't wait to see how he is once he's even more confident with them!

You have to lift your dog in & my dog at 25kg is to heavy for me to lift & you need help to fit the front harness to the chair while holding your dog up, I found the instuctions abit vage & short of photos to demonstrate its use. I think the build quality overall was good but needs work on the belly harness, you need to be able to put that under the dog then clip it to the frame. I liked the bigger wheels than on most of the chairs of similar price & its light weight.

This trolley had gave my 13 yr old 45k GSD a new lease of life.It's not easy to assemble but a video can be found on you tube.I reccommend fitting the straps to the dog first then offering up the cart.stay with your dog close as the cart can tipple over,my GSD has arthititis and using this cart he jogged for the first time in years when he saw a squirell!! the dog can wee but I'm not sure he could poo standing up so I use hand held straps which my partner made then put him in the cart for a roam round.I once said I would never put my dog in one of these but I'm so glad I have. My GSD was on rimadyl and steroids for a time but they didn't work on him, he now takes tramadol,rhus-tox,1200mg glucosamine/chrondroitin/msm tablets and omega 3.He amazes me everyday as our vet wrote him off months ago.The cart is good for dogs with all back leg conditions even if they are lame as the back legs can be placed into soft straps.I LOVE THIS!! I don't normally leave reviews

Although the product does the job somewhat, with a bit of adjustment to the poorly constructed Kart, be prepared to modify various things. The velcro strap in the middle of the two rear leg loops, keeping them together, just simply comes apart and some duct tape fixed that. The front bars holding the harness has a looped section keeping the harness from moving up and down the whole length of the metal - these get loose and the dog ends up on it's rear end so make sure the top harness is secured between the two plastic rings keeping it in place. If the dogs topples over in the Kart, the metal stabilisers simply bend. Can be positioned back again but will weaken it all eventually and will probably snap. Make sure all bolts and screws are secure as the whole thing feels a bit loose. It's a shame because a great idea is poorly manufactured and definitely not worth £154. I did look at the reviews for others, but thought as it was more expensive, it would be made of stronger components. It has given my dog a bit of mobility though, so mixed feelings really. You decide!

Our GSD has no power in rear end now to stand he's 12. I looked at all the versions but decided on this one really because of previous reviews and substantial size of wheels. It wasn't cheap so I had high expectations of quality. It frame was quickly assembled and it gives me the impression of being sturdy. The harnesses took us ages to figure out even with instructions and You Tubing. I'm hoping the fixtures to the harness/ frame are adequately durable ; we'll see I'm reserving judgement although it definitely doesn't scream flimpsy . We couldn't figure out the purpose of two zip tyes/ties round one two fixtures on the harness. The support bars on the frame attached to the front harness we felt should have had padding . Initial thoughts are delighted and I certainly wouldn't advise even contemplating buying a cheap version if it's a big dog. Within a few minutes he seemed to happily trot in the garden with his back legs fully supported in slings which are padded.

I bought this for my old girl as she had muscle deterioration in one of her back legs and was finding it difficult to walk or stand, the wheels helped no end and she took to them like a duck to water and could enjoy longer walks, unfortunately she only went on for another 3 weeks before we had to have her put to sleep due to other issues, but I will say even for the 3 weeks she used the wheels it was worth the money spent to see her enjoy her final times with us, good quality and sturdy product, please check out the video and pictures.

to be honest only tried once indoors to get hang of it, but found the seat area not adequate as it makes rambo lie side on so we will have to adapt some way before we can us e i t unless the co. can come up with a solution please? it seems that the seat he sits in does not hold his weight we need more support from seat to chest, also the bar option is not any good for him, when we get more time we will look at it again & see what we can do as time is getting on so is rambo but due to being self employed we must concentrate on the business at present as it is seasonal work not putting rambo to one side but if the product was suitable from day one we would be useing it by now,.

This is a well-made, sturdy but light device. The instructions could have been a bit clearer. It was the right size for our Lab/GSD mix (Large wheelchair); you just have to adjust while assembling to fit your exact dog. Took a while for the dog to get the hang of it, but was great to see him supported and moving again. Honestly wish we’d bought it as soon as he started losing mobility from his arthritis/hip dysplasia.

Sturdy but wheels could have more tread. Nuts lose tightness often and constantly need adjusting.light weight

I don't know where else to put this, emails either get returned no address, or are no reply emails. I am missing a screw. Can't put wheel chair together. I'm happy for this review to be deleted once I receive the screw. Thankyou

There were many different varities as I search the internet and this looked like the best fit for my dog and the prices was right. The product is well made, very sturdy and was easy to assemble. The tip book was very helpful. When I first places it on Bueller, he started backing up and this made my husband worry. I looked inside the phamplet included and sure enough, he was acting normally and his 'backing up' was his way of backing out. In a short period of time he adapted and hopefully be using it less and less as he is gaining strenght of his back legs. I plan to donating to the local veterinary hospital once he no longer needs it.

This thing is amazing. I got it for my 4 pound dog who had a serious spine injury where he can't use his back legs. He used it perfectly within seconds of us harnessing him in. It's been a week since his accident and he has just moped around since his surgery. But once he was in this he was walking around the house and even begging for dinner scraps. We don't leave him in it all the time as he can't really lay or sit while in the wheel chair. It appears that it is going to help with his rehab as well. He can even use it in the grass, so he was able to sniff around the back yard (under close supervision), which he hasn't been able to do in a week. Thank you for a great product!