Dog Wheelchair Hind Legs Rehabilitation Aid for Aging, Disable, Injured, Arthritis, Weak Dog/Cat/Pet (Medium Size)

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I have a 15 year old Westie (9 kg) male with both back legs lame. It has been a concern as he seemed to deteriorate quite quickly. Too old for surgery and has other age related medical issues. As a last resort I bought him one of these trolleys. Being realistic I did not expect great success. However once assembled, they supply all the bits including Allen keys and a video on Amazon. I found assembly and adjustments quite straight forward, plus there were extra fixing screws etc. Placing the dog in the assembled trolley is quite straight forward. Once front and back legs are in place only one retaining clip is needed to fasten or release the dog. One bit of advice for male dogs with testicles is to make sure the testicles are clear of the two rings which support the hind legs, i.e. the testicles should be behind the rings. Some minor adjustments may be needed (not to the testicles but the frame) , relatively easily done. I was quite surprised at how quickly he adapted to the trolley. What helped was putting his collar and lead on, as if going for a walk and gently coaxing the dog to walk. Although old and frail he now walks quite happily around our lawn and has a new lease of life. We are both extremely pleased. The trolley is well made, sturdy and functions well. Obviously an old fella like mine does not charge around as a younger dog would. I hope this brief review will encourage those with elderly dogs like mine to try the trolley. I was sceptical but pleased with the quality and and practical outcome. He can totter around outside on the lawn and do his bits and bobs outside, so it has practical and hygiene advantages as well. All round very pleased. Being an older dog the frame supports them and they can stand up by themselves when eating and drinking. It has transformed him being able to have some independence again. It has made me very happy seeing a great improvement in his well being. Happy to answer any questions.

Unsere Französiche Bulldoge hat durch einen Bandscheibenvorfall bedingt Lähmungserscheinungen auf den hinteren Beinen. Sie kann diese nicht mehr voll belasten, weshalb größere Runden nicht mehr möglich sind. Und die kleine Runden die wir gehen powern sie spürbar aus. Da er mittlerweile schon 10 Jahre alt ist, wird es mit der jetzt schon geringen Belastbarkeit der Hinterbeine, also nicht mehr besser. Deshalb haben wir uns für einen solchen Rollstuhl entschieden und es nicht bereut.Anfänglich war das angurten noch noch gewöhnungsbefürftig für ihn. Sobald aber angeschnallt startet er gleich durch. Wo vorher eine kleine Runde schon 30min dauert, sind wir bei gleicher Strecke nach 10min wieder daheim. Durch die gute Unterstützung sind jetzt auch wieder größere Runden zusammen mit unserer Hünden möglich. Definitv eine Quality of Life Verbesserung für ihn.Der Rollstuhl ist robust und gut einstellbar, die Räder sehr leichtläufig. Wir gehen Feld- aber auch Waldwege, also nicht nur Asphalt, und unser Rüde brettert damit überall lang. :-)

Der Rolli wird grade nur wenig benutzt damit der Hund sich erst mal dran gewöhnt. Donnerstag das erste mal benutzt heute ist Freitag und schon ist der Gurt gerissen!