Q&ABy: $.$.1Add to Cart Read more.... About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer: Features Wheelchair Adjustable aluminum frame Rust-proof hardware Neoprene front and rear harness for superior comfort Easy clip-on and off front and rear harness Hex wrench adjustable height and length Color: Blacks & Grays Pet Type: Dogs Product Type: Home Health Products Condition: Hip & Joint Care Dimensions XX-Small dimensions: 12'' H x 6'' W x 3'' D X-Small dimensions: 15'' H x 8'' W x 4'' D Small dimensions: 18'' H x 12'' W x 5'' D Medium dimensions: 21'' H x 12'' W x 5'' DSpecificationsConditionManufacturer Part NumberColorAnimal TypeBrandAssembled Product WeightAssembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H)Can I shop for a dog wheelchair at a Walmart store instead of ordering onlineby KIt looks like you are not signed in. To proceed you will need to either sign in or create a new accountSign InCan I shop for a dog wheelchair at a Walmart store instead of ordering onlineby KIt looks like you are not signed in.
To proceed you will need to either sign in or create a new accountSign InReviewsCustomer reviews0 Be the first to review this item!/careplansSee detailsGet a warranty for it here.Gifting plansPricing policyOnline Price Match.We will not be accepting orders March 5th thru March 20th so order early.To PurchaseClick the yellow Order Here tab above. Then click Buy Now. We accept credit cards and for other forms of payment, please contact us. payment Plans offered thru PayPal.Check us out on Facebook Company Start-up Year 2009 Wheelchairs for Small Dogs Our mini-dachshund Max was injured after jumping off a chair. He landed wrong and could no longer use his back legs. That is when we decided to help our pet become mobile again and created wheelchairs for small dogs. Max took to it quickly and was walking, even running, both indoors and outdoors. He was a happy dog again. Our Product Wheelchairs for Small Dogs - up to 28 pounds and a mini chair for toy breeds Shop and Compare to Get the Best Value for Your Money!
Custom-made for best fit (see how to measure on the order here page) Adjustable legs for physical rehabilitation or for your permanently disabled dog Ball-bearing wheels (no dirt and debris build-up causing wheels to lock up) Functional construction allows for bathroom chores, easy to get in and out of Comfort straps and cushions are adjustable to fit snugly Lightweight PVC materials and design makes this dog wheelchair easy to pull Reasonably priced @ $109.00 plus $25.00 S&H within the US Current special get a $35.00 rebate your total cost is $99.00 Any questions please call. Phone 715-697-0217 Giving Your Dog Quality of Life Summary for small dog wheelchairs or wheelchairs for small dogs or dachshund wheelchairs.A quality well-constructed dog wheelchair. An affordable dog wheelchair @ $109.00 plus S&H.
For dogs that cannot walk or disabled dogs. Use for rehabilitation for your handicapped pet that needs a dog wheelchair. Designed to be used indoors and outdoors. Custom made dog wheelchairs or dog wheel chair. Wheel chairs for dogs.Copyright 2011: Wheelchairs For Small Dogs, LLC. A+ BBB rating and A Member of: ASPCAThe video above (Augie) shows a dog using our dog wheelchair for physical therapy to gain strength after an injury. You can also adjust the rear legs so your dogs feet dangle or strap them up.We also make front wheel and 4-wheel wheelchairs. They require more materials and labor and are priced accordingly." I want to share to all what help you've been. (see my Gigi above) So many pet owners give up because of medical expenses when they could've waited it out with a wheel chair. "My husband is a veterinarian and he is impressed." FAQs About Cats and Dogs in Wheelchairs and Carts How to Find a Good Vet,Show All ItemsImportant Note: This cart must be customized to fit each specific dog.
The files I provided are more of a guide to help you build a custom cart for your pup. If you are unable to design your own cart you can submit a request at Bubbles2Legs. I will design and also print a custom cart for your pup in need 100% free of charge. On a Sunday morning last summer I awoke to an unfamiliar little squeak. Half awake I look over and notice a new little new born puppy on my wife's head. We grab tiny bubbles and her mother then place them in the whelping box completely missing the fact that Bubbles was very special. It wasn't until the next puppy was born that we noticed Bubbles legs or the lack of. At first we were unsure what to do but a quick internet search calmed our nerves. After a few months had past and a many failed attempts at building a wheelchair more conventional ways we purchased our very first 3D printer. Many many more failed attempts later I have came up with a design that is perfect for my Bubbles. It is light weight and stable without placing to much weight on her extra long dachshund back.
She gets around in her cart better than any other small dog I have seen missing there front legs. Up and down hills and running threw thick grass taller than her nothing slows her down. Following our success with Bubbles and learning just how many dogs are out there in need of cart. My wife and I want to share what we have learned in hope that a dog wont be throw to the curb due to this simple disability.In this instructable I'll show the measurements required to design the cart along with the basic assembly of the cart and how to fit it to the dog. Plus some bonus videos of it in action. If your pup is about the size of Bubbles it should be a simple print and play. If not I can be contacted at Bubbles the two legged wiener dog to help design a custom cart for your pup and even print it if you do not have the resources. Step 1: Getting the measurements - ChestShow All ItemsGetting accerate measurements is a very important step as proper fit is key to a comfy and safe dog. If you our designing the cart yourself with the dog then it's easy to just take the measuments but if you're take them to send to someone else it's best to use pictures so the designer can get a feel for the dog.