Pet Wheelchair for Dogs – Hind Leg Support & Rehabilitation Cart

Pet Wheelchair for Dogs – Hind Leg Support & Rehabilitation Cart

Give your beloved furry friend the mobility they deserve with the Pet Wheelchair for Dogs. Specially designed for pets suffering from hind limb paralysis, injuries, or elderly mobility challenges, this rehabilitation walking assist vehicle provides comfort, safety, and independence. Made with a lightweight aluminum alloy frame, durable PP wheels, and soft polyester harness, this dog wheelchair is built to restore your pet’s confidence and happiness.

Whether your pet is recovering from an injury, dealing with age-related weakness, or facing permanent disability, this dog rehabilitation wheelchair ensures they can move freely, enjoy outdoor walks, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Key Features

• Rehabilitation Support: Ideal for dogs with hind limb paralysis or mobility impairments.

• Lightweight Build: Made from aluminum alloy, ensuring easy handling.

• Adjustable Fit: Designed to accommodate dogs of different sizes (XS, S, M).

• Comfortable Harness: Soft polyester straps reduce pressure and keep pets secure.

• Durable PP Wheels: Provide smooth movement on various terrains.

• Safe & Practical: Supports mobility without affecting natural bodily functions.

Benefits for Your Dog

1. Restores Independence

This wheelchair allows pets with mobility challenges to move independently again, reducing stress and improving quality of life.

2. Enhances Recovery

By keeping pets active, it helps strengthen other muscles and promotes faster rehabilitation from injuries.

3. Lightweight & Easy to Use

Weighing less than 1kg (XS: 713g, S: 724g, M: 736g), it is extremely easy to assemble, carry, and maneuver.

4. Designed for Comfort

The adjustable harness ensures a snug fit, while breathable polyester prevents chafing during extended use.

5. Built to Last

The strong aluminum alloy frame ensures durability, while the PP wheels adapt to both indoor and outdoor surfaces.

Specifications

• Material: Aluminum alloy + PP + Polyester

• Weight: XS – 713g | S – 724g | M – 736g

• Type: Dogs (all breeds with hind limb issues)

• Function: Mobility support, rehabilitation, walking assistance

• Application: Elderly dogs, injured dogs, disabled dogs

Why Choose This Dog Wheelchair?

• ✅ Rehabilitation-friendly – perfect for dogs with hind limb paralysis.

• ✅ Lightweight & portable – easy to fold and transport.

• ✅ Ergonomic design – ensures pet safety and comfort.

• ✅ Veterinarian recommended – supports recovery and long-term care.

• ✅ Easy maintenance – washable straps and quick-clean frame.

How to Use

1. Measure your dog’s size carefully to choose the correct wheelchair size (XS, S, or M).

2. Place your pet into the harness and secure the adjustable straps.

3. Allow your dog to get used to the wheelchair indoors first.

4. Start with short walks and gradually increase the duration.

5. Always supervise your pet during use.

Training & Adaptation

It’s normal if your dog seems hesitant at first. Most pets require a few days of training to adapt. Encourage them with treats, toys, and positive reinforcement. Patience and consistency are key to helping your dog feel comfortable and confident.

Care & Maintenance

• Clean the polyester harness with mild soap and water.

• Wipe the aluminum frame with a damp cloth.

• Inspect wheels regularly for smooth movement.

• Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight.

FAQs

Q1: Which dogs can use this wheelchair?
A: It’s suitable for dogs with hind leg paralysis, mobility impairments, injuries, or elderly dogs with weak hind limbs.

Q2: Can my dog go to the bathroom while using the wheelchair?
A: Yes, the design ensures your pet can relieve itself naturally without obstruction.

Q3: How do I know which size to buy?
A: Measure your dog’s height and weight, then select XS, S, or M based on our size chart.

Q4: Is it difficult to assemble?
A: Not at all. The lightweight design allows for quick assembly and disassembly without tools.

Q5: Is it safe for long walks?
A: Yes, as long as you gradually build up your pet’s stamina and check for signs of fatigue.