Dog Wheelchair for Back Legs, Adjustable Support for Small Dogs (XS) | Lightweight design helps small dogs maintain mobility, comfort, and independence during daily activities.

The product as it is was perfect and seemed to work very well unfortunately my Chihuahua who is missing a rear limb is too small for this wheelchair so I had to return it

My dog recently lost the ability to use her back legs and has been so depressed and stir crazy. She knew when I was putting it together that it was for her and was very excited. Once in and adjusted she went outside to relieve herself and didn’t seem to have any trouble. It seemed much easier for her than when I was holding her in a sling. It was so great to see her wagging her tail and smiling again. I truly think the confidence and routine of using the bathroom outside with little assistance will go along way in raising her spirits and helping her recover. Excellent product at a reasonable price. Make sure you have a firm grasp of them at first because she was ready to zoom away.

Easy to put together. Wish they had a smaller size. I ordered a small but it was still too big for my Yorkiepoo. Unfortunately my baby only used it 4 days before she died. Gave 4 stars instead of 5 because of sizing.

the frame was crocked a nd the front of the frame was too close so it broke not built very good

My parents said the dog freaked out when they tried to put them in there and it wasn’t a good fit for him. It also came with hair already on it from someone else’s dog that also returned it because it didn’t work.

This works so well! It has been instrumental in allowing our dog to go outside and have more freedom like he used to!

Very light weight. no traction as the wheels are slick. Bought for my pug who is a tripod, with weakness in the remaning back leg. It doenst support his body, the sling is too low to the ground. You get what you pay for. I ma going to try to rig up a way to temporarily use this to see if hell adjust before paying $200-$500 for a good one.

Thank you for asking, Peanut is doing much better although I don't use the apparatus much now since he is able to walk without it. It was very useful after Peanut had knee surgery and was unable to walk properly. Being a Yorkie, he was hesitant using it when I strapped him in and after realizing that it was the only way to get around he started to walk with it. How do you keep them from running over our feet with the wheels! I will keep in in storage just in case. Shhhhh! John & Peanut