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Dog Wheelchairs, Braces & Support
Dog wheelchairs are a wonderful way to improve a pup's quality of life. For dogs with mobility issues, wheelchairs encourage them to stay active, keep off excess weight, and even provide pain relief since they don't have to put weight on their hips or legs. Dog wheelchairs come in either rear support or full support models to make sure your pup is properly supported depending on their leg strength.Dog wheelchairs come in these sizes:
- Extra Small: For extra-small or tiny breeds
- Small: For small dogs
- Medium: For medium breeds
- Large: For large or big breeds
- Giant: For giant breeds
Dog wheelchairs are not one-size-fits-all, so being specific with your dog's measurements, weight, and lifestyle can help pick the right wheelchair for your pup. Manufacturers list their size guides on products to help you determine the right fit. Ask your vet for their recommendations on choosing a dog wheelchair or helping your pup transition into using one.
Frequently Asked Questions about Dog Wheelchairs, Braces & Support
How do I know if my dog needs a wheelchair?
Some conditions, like hip or elbow dysplasia, neurological or spinal problems, paralysis, or amputation, make a wheelchair an obvious choice. Other indicators that your dog might need a wheelchair are subtler, like arthritis, joint pain, or gradual loss of mobility due to aging. If you're not sure whether your dog needs a wheelchair, consult your vet for their opinion.
How do I choose the right wheelchair for my dog?
Proper size and fit are key to choosing the right dog wheelchair. Weigh your dog to make sure a wheelchair can support their body. Lie your pup down on their side and measure their back leg—from paw to torso—without stretching their leg out. The height of your pup's back leg determines how tall their wheelchair needs to be so they can stand in a natural stance.
Are dog wheelchairs safe for all dogs?
Dog wheelchairs are safe for dogs as long as they properly fit their body type and height. Your dog's wheelchair should be comfortable and able to support their weight. If your dog has trouble with their back legs and hips, they need a rear support wheelchair. If they have weak front legs, you'll need to get a full support (quad) wheelchair.
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