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WALKIN'WHEELS SMALL WHEELCHAIR 6-8''
- SHOP ALL Cat Dog Bird Small mammals Farm Supplies Other Pizza Ovens Party Supplies DONATIONS Home / Shop / WALKIN'WHEELS SMALL WHEELCHAIR 6-8'' Tags WheelchairsPost SurgeryVeterinary Items WALKIN'WHEELS SMALL WHEELCHAIR 6-8'' SKU: WP.FC1-68 Created for small pets weighing between 11 and 25 pounds, the Walkin’ Wheels Small dog wheelchair provides life-changing support to keep pets active. SOLD OUT €313.75 - ADD TO CART ADD TO WISHLIST Description Created for small pets weighing between 11 and 25 pounds, the Walkin’ Wheels Small dog wheelchair provides life-changing support to keep pets active. The small rear dog wheelchair provides hind leg support so your best friend can continue to run, play, and enjoy an active life. The small wheelchair helps improve mobility for pets struggling with rear leg weakness, paralysis from IVDD or DM, difficulty walking from arthritis. It can also be used as a rehabilitative tool as your pet recovers from an injury or surgery, like a cruciate injury. The Walkin’ Wheels wheelchair can be easily adjusted to find the perfect fit for your dog and help your dog to get the exercise they need. The small wheelchair is the perfect size wheelchair for Pugs, Dachshunds, French Bulldogs, and other small pets dealing with mobility loss. For small pets weighing 11 – 25 lbs. Easily adjusts in length, width, and height for a comfortable fit. Provides comfortable support for a pet’s hind legs, ideal for varying degrees of mobility loss ranging from leg weakness to paralysis. Simple to size, with only two measurements needed to get the right size for your pet. Easily adapts to a pet’s changing mobility – convert to a full support wheelchair by adding a front attachment (sold separately) Fits small breeds: Miniature Poodle, Dachshund, Pekingese, Maltese, Bichon Frise, Jack Russell Terrier, Miniature Schnauzer, King Charles Cavalier Spaniel, Pug, French Bulldog, Shih Tzu, Boston Terrier, Wire Fox Terrier, Miniature Pinscher, Chihuahua, and more. Measure your pet’s length or armpit to rump (ATR) Measure the Rear Leg Height from the top of the leg where it meets the abdomen to the toe pad, when your pet is lying down. Do not pull the leg tight; leave some natural bend.