Dog Wheelchair for Back Legs – Small, Medium & Large – Lightweight Aluminum Alloy - Adjustable Wheelchair for Dogs with Disabled Hind Legs – Cat Wheelchair - Dog Carts with Wheels

This product was great for my lab/pitt mix. I saw a review how for a male dog it could be an issue, due to their pee pee, but for my female, slender dog, it was a great fit. We have been using it for over 3 months now and I think does an excellent job of allowing my dog to feel free again. It's held up in the elements and we go to the park daily and does well in grass. It's not a $500 piece of equipment, but for the price and purpose, its been great.

There is no belly or body strap and no way to add one. My 60-lb tall pitt mix recently had a rear leg amputated and her balance is way off. I was looking for something to help support her hind end and help with balance. She keeps falling down inside this thing, and there’s nothing to hold her up. I didn’t realize the design issue until we tried to use it. Waste of my money.

The media could not be loaded. My dog is finally able to go on walks again and I could not be happier. He can barely get around because his back legs are useless, we go on 2 mile walks this now.It has broken 2-3 times but easy to fix. Just happy to found something he enjoys & can get him out of the house and some exercise

The strap keep coming off due to the buckle doesnt have a good grip and no slack adjustment. The dog kept coming out of the buckles. Not a great wheel for a paralyzed back legs dog :(

My old Pug with arthritis in hind legs this cart has given back his Life. After lot of search we find this cart is easy to use, gives comfort and well thought out design. It does not topple even when he is using on curbs or steps. Value for Money !

1. The cart is well built. 2. it is not light weight, for a smaller dog needed this walking aid is a burden to carry. 3. To be fair, the dog needed to learn how to walk with this thing. 4. Instructions were printed for multiple versions of different model, it is useless . 5. You need to figure it out yourself how to adjust the length and height to fit your dog, your guess is all you have. My short legged Pug is having a hard time with this.

Not easy to use

I hated seeing my lab Finn struggle with his paralysis. I wanted him to be able to play with his brothers again despite his disability. Works great easy to put together. He has been loving it. His quality of life is greatly improved. I’m happy to have the old playful Finn back.