Dog Wheelchair

Measure height, length, and weight to choose the right Dog Wheelchair size. Core fits small–medium dogs; Pro fits more sizes and can upgrade to 4 wheels. Contact support if unsure.

Stability is key to safety. Our Dog Wheelchair uses a sturdy, aircraft-grade aluminum alloy frame and a widened base to stay stable while your dog moves, helping prevent tipping. Durable, anti-slip wheels provide traction on a variety of surfaces. Selecting the correct size and ensuring a proper fit further improves safety and comfort. Please follow the instructions and supervise your dog during the first few uses to confirm the wheelchair is adjusted correctly and your dog adapts smoothly.

You may consider a dog wheelchair when your dog has limited mobility but still wants to stay active, such as:

• Weak back legs or hind-leg dragging.
• Front-leg weakness affecting balance and weight-bearingPartial paralysis or disability in one or more limbsPost-surgery recovery when controlled support is needed.
• Arthritis or joint degeneration causing walking difficulty.
• IVDD (intervertebral disc disease) leading to instability or hind-end weaknessIf your dog struggles to stand, falls often, or can’t walk comfortably, a properly fitted Dog Wheelchair can provide support for safer daily movement.
  
  

Weak back legs / dragging hind legs:

• Choose a rear-support dog wheelchair to support the hips and hindquarters (often used for post-surgery recovery, arthritis, IVDD, or weak back legs).
• Weak front legs / poor weight-bearing in the front: Choose a front-support dog wheelchair to stabilize and reduce load on the front end.
• Weak all four limbs / trouble standing overall: Choose a 4-wheel (full-support) dog wheelchair for more complete stability and mobility support.For the best fit, share your dog’s weight, shoulder height/body length, which limbs are weakest, and whether they can stand unassisted.