
Overview
Give dogs with weak or paralyzed back legs their mobility back — this rear-support wheelchair takes the weight off the hindquarters so they can walk, explore the garden, and keep up on daily walks again.
Everything That Makes It Work
- Measured Fit - Sized to your dog's actual chest girth (13.8″–22.8″) and leg spacing across 3 sizes (XS/S/M), not a single weight guess.
- Aluminum-Alloy Frame - Lightweight yet durable construction built for daily walks, indoors or out.
- Padded Mesh Harness - Cradles the hindquarters without pinching or chafing, even on long walks.
- Shock-Absorbing Wheels - Smooth-rolling wheels designed for stability on pavement, grass, and uneven ground.
- Three-Way Adjustable Bracket - Fine-tune the frame within each size as your dog's needs change.
- Secure Buckle & Screw-Fixed Joints - Every connection point is fastened, not just clipped, for a frame that holds together through daily use.
- D-Ring Traction Point - An extra attachment point for a lead or added support when needed.
- Quick-Release Velcro Fastening - Get your dog in and out in seconds, no fiddly straps.
Why It's Different From a Weight-Only Wheelchair
Most dog wheelchairs are sized off a single weight number, which is a rough guess at best — two 12lb dogs can have very different chest girths and leg lengths depending on their breed and build. This wheelchair is sized by your dog's actual chest girth and leg spacing across three sizes (XS–M), so the fit matches your dog's body, not just a number on a scale.
| Generic Weight-Only Wheelchair | This Wheelchair | |
|---|---|---|
| Sizing Method | Weight range only | Chest girth + leg spacing, measured across XS–M |
| Frame | Basic steel, prone to rust | Aluminum alloy — lightweight and rust-resistant |
| Harness | Stiff nylon straps | Padded mesh, no pressure points |
| Adjustability | Fixed length | Three-way adjustable bracket to fine-tune the fit |
Size Guide
Size Guide
Measure your dog's chest girth (around the ribcage, just behind the front legs) and the distance between the front and rear legs, then match to the closest size below. If your dog measures between two sizes, size up for comfort.
| Size | Chest Girth | Front-to-Rear Leg Spacing |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 13.8″–16.1″ (35–41cm) | 4.3″–9.3″ (11–23.5cm) |
| S | 15″–17.7″ (38–45cm) | 5.5″–11.8″ (14–30cm) |
| M | 18.1″–22.8″ (46–58cm) | 7.1″–14.6″ (18–37cm) |
Good For
Good For
- Dogs recovering from hind-leg injury or surgery
- Senior dogs losing rear mobility
- Dogs with degenerative myelopathy, IVDD, or hip dysplasia
- Daily walks, garden time, and light outdoor exercise