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Dachshund Dog Wheelchair UK
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Dachshund Dog Wheelchair UK

£199.00 - £320.00
£199.00
£199.00 - £320.00
£199.00
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Say hello to the Dachshund Wheelchair! This revolutionary dog wheelchair provides your Dachshund with the mobility they need to make every day a breeze. Whether your daxie has IVDD, had an operation, spinal back weakness or any other condition which is stopping them exercise to the best of their ability, a set of wheels can get them back on the road in no time. Most dachshunds go in a Mini or Small dog wheelchair, weigh your dog to know which size is best. They are very easy to put together. Get ready to roll in style.

Important: If you have a Dachshund, please order a Vest harness!! The standard harness which comes with the wheelchair, moves down and gets caught in their short legs. Please order a Vest here.

  • Excellent for corgis with a weak back, back legs or hips
  • FREE Fitting Service! Email videos and we can check
  • Kit: Frame, wheels, harness, leg rings, stirrups and belly belt
  • 5 Year Warranty

🐕 Fitting Service across the UK - We have physios trained in fitting wheelchairs all around the country, bring your dog along and get them fitted ready for zoomies. Get in touch for your closest physio. You’re also welcome to our office in London.

Review: "She's back to her crazy self, a new lease of life for Bella, highly recommended!!  Excellent service from Zoomadog, they know their stuff" [Mr & Mrs Leahy]  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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  • What front vest or harness would be best for my daxie and her wheelchair?

    We find Dachshund are best in the Front Vest here, as they have a slim and longer build. 

    The Warrior harness doesn't sit as well and is not as comfrotable when attached to the wheelchairs for their long body

Story of Bella, the Dachshund

Story of Bella, the Dachshund

"Bella is 4, she is suffering from IVDD we opted for Conservative Management instead of surgery.

She lost use of back legs and control of toilet but she has now regained partial feeling after 2 months and is using the Wheelchair confidently after a week or so of getting use to around the house" Peter Leahy

How to Measure the Dachshund Dog Wheelchair

How to Measure the Dachshund Wheelchair

How to Measure the Dachshund Wheelchair

Step 1: FOF
Do not extend your dog's leg, measure from the toe to the belly

Step 2: ATR
For mini and small wheelchairs, measure along your dog's back

IVDD / Slipped Discs Explained & How to Help Your Dog

Common Questions

When is your dog ready for a wheelchair?

It is so important your dog has two good front legs for wheels to keep your dog walking independently as long as possible and with the option of having the legs down but supported, you can keep your dogs muscles working even if for short periods to prevent further muscle wasting. With the Walkin' wheels dog wheelchair you can give your dog the exercise it needs to live a happy, healthy, active life. We find dogs adjust so easily to using these wheelchairs, they are off exploring in no time.

Can my dog go to the toilet when they're in their wheelchair?

When the wheelchair is fully set up and the dog is used to walking in it, the dog will learn to toilet naturally standing up. The most important thing you can do it to reassure them that it's okay the first time that they toilet in the wheelchair so that it's a positive experience for them. Please see the video below of a dog toileting in the wheelchair.

Have Your Heard of IVDD or Slipped Discs?

Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) is a degenerative disease that can affect your dog’s spinal cord and causes a range of painful mobility issues

Read about IVDD

Customer Reviews

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Lynn Farrar
Sturdy enough for Stan

Stanley is an elderly french bulldog with weak almost paralyisef back legs but very strong front legs. He loves his wheelchair and moves easily in it. He can cover a longer distance and seems to be happy that he can get about again.

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Aki Mazhari
Wow over the moon

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Our pug Rio has been suffering from myelopathy since last October, and his condition worsened significantly this January. We’ve tried all sorts of products and carts, spending a lot of money in the process — but nothing has come close to this.
Our physiotherapist suggested ZOOMADOG

Since we first tried this cart on Friday, the difference has been incredible. Rio is so much happier and more confident on his walks. The cart was also very easy to assemble, and the service was outstanding — so kind and helpful.

I’ve never come across a company as nice and efficient as this one. Amazing job, guys. Thank you so much!

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jane beevers
Fantastic aid

One of our senior rescues has arthritis. The Walkin Wheels is a great addition to his weekly hydrotherapy and exercise routine, adding stability to the rear whilst he still loads his hind legs. Arrived within 24hrs of ordering. Fully adjustable for height, width and depth. Customisable for your dog’s individual needs. Brilliant support from the lovely team at Zoomadog, who are always so responsive and helpful. Five stars all around, thank you! 🤩

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Jacqueline Hancock
Doggie wheels

Very helpful company and sympathetic to your dogs needs. Received my dogs wheelchair day after ordering. Our dog been in it today just to get used too it. So far so good. He's still feeling sorry for himself at mo due to spinal injury but I'm sure once he's used to his new set of wheels he will be happy again.

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Alan Peckham
A new lease of life

Yes you can use the photo of Tia.
Alan Peckham

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