Walkin’ Wheels SMALL Dog Wheelchair (3.5 - 11kg)

£299.00

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Color: Blue

Rear Leg Length and Weight 3-6" and 11-17lbs 7-8" and 11-17lbs 9-13" and 11-13lbs 6-8" and 18-28lbs 9-11" and 13-28lbs 12-15" and 18-28lbs

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Walkin’ Wheels Rear Small Dog Wheelchair has been created for small dogs weighing between 3.5 - 11kg. It offers life-changing support to keep small breed dogs active by providing rear support for paralysed and injured dogs, helping to give them their mobility back!

The small rear dog wheelchair provides hind leg support so your dog can continue to run, play and enjoy an active life. The small wheelchair helps improve mobility for dogs struggling with rear leg weakness, paralysis from IVDD or DM, difficulty walking from arthritis. It can also be used as a rehabilitative tool as your dog recovers from an injury or surgery, like a cruciate injury or IVDD.

The Walkin’ Wheels dog wheelchair can be easily adjusted to find the perfect fit for your dog and help your dog to get the exercise they need.

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Benefits

🐾 Fits small breed dogs weighing between 3.5 – 11kg

🐾 Easily adjusts in length, width and height for a comfortable fit

🐾 Provides comfortable support for a dog’s hind legs, ideal for varying degrees of mobility loss from limb weakness to full paralysis

🐾 Simple to size, with three measurements needed to get the right size for your dog

🐾 Wheelchair Frame made of durable, lightweight aluminium; urethane wheels

🐾 Small Wheelchair frame are available in three colours; Seafoam, Pink or Blue

How to Measure for a Dog Wheelchair

Watch and follow the YouTube video. You will need three measurements: weight, rear leg length and armpit to rump (ATR)

🐾 Measure the Rear Leg Height to the toe pad, ideally when your dog is lying down, as shown in the diagram. Do not pull the leg tight, but leave some natural bend

🐾 Measure your dog’s length or ATR

How to Measure For A Dog Wheelchair

A New Lease of Life

Is your dog struggling to walk or stand? Weakness in their back, hips or legs can be heartbreaking. But there's hope! Our dog wheels help dogs regain mobility and independence.

We guide you every step of the way - from ordering to setup. Get back to happy walks together! We know surgery is not always an option, or perhaps your dog is getting a little older and unsteady on their feet. A dog wheelchair can be the perfect solution to get your dog moving again by supporting their weight.

Medical conditions where wheelchairs can benefit are older age, unsteady on their paws, neurological conditions, spinal weakness or surgery, IVDD, severe hip dysplasia, cruciate knee weakness, hock weakness etc.

Learn about dog wheelchairs

We are here to help; if you need any fitting advice or help setting up your dog in their wheelchair, feel free to email us pictures and we will take a look for you.

You can contact us for free fitting advice at: hope@wheels4dogs.co.uk

Fantastic product - easy to adjust

Fantastic product - easy to adjust and get to the perfect size for our 12 year ol pug Mr Pickles - he still loves to go for a walk and the wheel chair helps him to do that - would recommend this product to anybody who's dog is struggling to walk

Rediscovering joy

18 months post spinal injury and our beautiful cocker spaniel needed some extra support so he could 'spaniel' on adventure walks. We call his wheels his chariot and it has given him freedom. He is also making improvements when he is walking day to day unaided. I dont think I've smiled so much before, seeing him rediscover his joy has been priceless. The wheels are well made and easy to set up. A life changer.

Absolutely amazing

My 15 year old tibetan terrier Jake developed dm, he's to old to under go any treatment so we decided to try him on some wheels and wow just wow, these wheels have saved his life, he is now loving life outside again, thanks again
From Jake

Great wheels with brilliant support

Brilliant service, thank you for all your help in choosing the best wheelchair for Benji

At first it looked like an ideal solution to my pet's disability but as I got Tobybused to it in small stages I realised that the harness was disabling him and tripping him up. The wheels tipped over twice. The video is very useful but the explanations skip over how to adjust the parts so that it's not clear. The emails I've sent were answered quickly and the responses to the video I took of Toby falling over were useful but I'm not sure that it is right for us.and I've had to buy another part making it more expensive.