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Dog Wheelchair Supports and Harnesses

It's a big decision to buy your dog a wheelchair and there are some extra wheelchair supports and harnesses to make sure your dog is as comfortable as possible.

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Add a Front Warrior Harness

Add a Front Warrior Harness

The Front Warrior Harness is a more premium harness option. It is more comfortable and will give your dog a better ride in their wheelchair. It has a wider neck piece for comfort, a metal D ring for their lead and a built in handle. Put the harness over your dogs head and clip the wheelchair sidebars into the harness.

front warrior harness
Add a Belly Support

Add a Belly Support

If your dog has a long body, is very active or is paralysed, a Belly Support is very important to add. The Belly Support prevents the wheelchair swaying and will support their body weight. The Belly Support distributes their weight more evenly which is a good option for dogs with back, spinal or disc issues.

Add Belly Support
Add a Small Front Vest

Add a Small Front Vest

If your dog has short legs like Winston the Dachshund, it is really important to use a vest rather than the standard harness or the Warrior Harness. This is because these two harnesses have long straps so a short legged dog often trips over them. Give them the best ride possible.

Add Small Vest
Add a Quad Panel

Add a Quad Panel

If your dog uses a quad or four-wheel wheelchair, it is important to get the right front harness. The Quad Panel is added to the Front Buddy Up Harness. The panel connects to the quad wheelchair frame to comfortably support your dog’s front during exercising.

Add Quad Panel

How to Use a Belly Support

How to Use a Front Vest

About Dog Wheelchairs

About Dog Wheelchairs

Putting your dog into a wheelchair can literally be life-changing. Perhaps your dog has a neurological condition, severe arthritis, hip dysplasia, IVDD or a cruciate ligament injury. Get the weight off your dog’s back legs, and keep them independent and active with a set of dog wheels. Welcome to the new 'zooming' world.

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