2024 Upgraded Dog Wheelchair for Back Legs Small Wheelchair for Dogs with Disabled Hind Legs Walking Dog Carts with Wheels

Purchased for future use as our 5 lb Chihuahua has a severe case of Arthritis in her hind legs & will eventually need it. Very pleased as it is well made. She is a legitimate service dog & more than worth any invest to make her life easier.

So it was pretty simple to put together, seems somewhat sturdy and able to hold up to the weight of an XS dog while zooming around in the cart. This being said their could be a little more padding around the armpits and back around but it isn't terrible just keep an eye on those areas.

Initial one cracked at corner, replaced and thus far 2nd one performing as intended. We actually don't use the rear leg suspenders but instead let dog use limited use of rear legs and support comes from device. Some options are uber expensive and probably better quality however I think this is serving it's purpose well and assisting my older dog fine. Value is relative to cost and acceptable.

I am so elated for this lovely dog wheelchair. It is size extra small so it will fit much smaller dogs like small Chihuahuas etc.It features well-rounded and quality Wheels that are sturdy enough to go over bumps and holes with ease. It has a comfort harness that is easy to apply. If you understand how these types of wheelchairs work. Thankfully I do!I especially like the comfort straps that go around the hind limbs of your dog. They are cushioned and easy to strap onto your dogs legs.It features a lovely matching blue leash that has a comfort grip handle, making it very easy to hold.Overall, the instructions are pretty straightforward, but as with anything it may be a bit of a learning curve for some people who have never had to experience something like this. Genuinely, I am pleased and more than satisfied. It is very sturdy and stable, well made.

I have a Maltese and she kept slipping right out of this and kept rolling back despite adjusting it to many different heights. Her hind legs don't hold her up anymore so I wanted this to work for her so bad. May work for bigger dogs but not sure.

I used to have a wheel chair for my previous dog who was 55lb and lost his ability to walk. I have 2 Yorkies and got this for the future (hopefully, I don't have to really use it). It took a little time to put it together. Then you have to put your dog in it and adjust the height and length. It's not hard to adjust it. The straps for the legs are easy to use and keep their feet off the ground. They do have to have mobility in their front legs to use this. My last dog lost his strength quickly so he only used his for a few weeks. This will make your dog happy once you train it to use this. You won't regret giving them more time to have their mobility! Quality materials!

Needs more adjustment capabilities, and the wheels I feel need to be spread out just a bit more. Overall felt slightly cheaply built but it's sturdy enough when you consider how small the dogs are in there.

This small dog wheelchair is very easy to assemble and pretty simple to use. It is great for dogs who are losing mobility and back legs or dogs who have no mobility in back legs. Putting the dog inside is a pretty simple process he even has little straps to hold their feet while using. The harness seems comfortable and supportive and it even comes with a leash.