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Quad Dog Wheelchair by Walkin Wheels (blue)
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Quad Dog Wheelchair by Walkin Wheels (blue)

£414.00 - £785.00
£414.00
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£414.00
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The Walkin' Wheels Quad Dog Wheelchair is excellent for dogs who are older, had a serious accident/injury or have an amputation. The wheelchair comes with four wheels and runs easily on roads, footpaths and grass. If your dog has back, hip and leg problems, hip dysplasia, arthritis or Degenerative Myelopathy this quad wheelchair will offer support underneath the belly so your dog doesn't have to carry as much weight. This means your dog can still exercise and use their muscles without getting as tired.

Top Tips: Quad wheelchairs are not a magic fix if your dog has lost all mobility. Make sure your dog has some power.

Best on flat solid surfaces such as tarmac or solid flooring.

Key Benefits:

  • Excellent for dogs with weak hind legs, back and hip weakness, or injury
  • Match your rear wheelchair size with the same front wheelchair size attachment e.g. Medium Rear Wheelchair needs a Medium Front Wheelchair Attachment 
  • 4 wheels and easy to assemble

Review: "Baxter's wheels arrived safely and he's getting used to them, even running down his favourite hill." [Mary, Reading] ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

🚚 £15 Delivery 🌎 Worldwide shipping

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  • Hi, I brought a normal pug wheelchair for my dog but have now found out she needs a quad wheelchair. Can you buy the extra bits for it without having to buy a whole new chair?

    Yes you can purchase the Front Wheelchair extension to turn your rear wheelchair into a quad - Front Wheelchair (extension) - Dog Walkin Wheelchair UK — ZOOMADOG

  • Would I be able to put our dog into a quad by myself? He is a large springer spaniel 32kg age 14.

    I can see your spaniel is 32kg. If he is too heavy for you to hold up and put into the quad wheelchair from above, then it would be best you put the wheelchair together but don't put the leg rings in. Instead pull the wheelchair up, put your spaniel in and then put the leg rings and harness on second. You would slip the harness up his legs and fasten, rather than put them on the wheelchair from the beginning. If you need more help, get in touch with us and we can help

  • I'm looking for a four wheel support as my rescue dog has a front leg amputation. She copes well in the house and garden but cannot go on walks. So this will be for her to get out around the village.

    Yes a four wheel quad wheelchair works best on hard flooring such as tarmac and concrete (anything hard and flat), so if you hope to take your resuce dog around the town, the flooring will work very well. You might want to get some good dog boots for extra grip to make them feel confident around corners, we recommend looking at WagWear rubber dog boots.

  • Would a quad be a good option for my front amputee dog?

    Yes, a quad wheelchair will take the strain off the remaining front limb, allowing your dog to exercise for longer and reduce the chance of further damage. Use an Amputee Cover to fill the hole where the amputation would be.

  • What terrain is best for a quad wheelchair?

    Flat surfaces such as tarmac or concrete are best for the quad wheelchair. We highly recommend these types of surfaces. If your dog doesn’t have much power left, they will struggle to push the quad on footpaths or grass.

How to Measure Walkin’ Wheels Dog Wheelchair

How to Measure a Walkin Wheelchair

How to Measure a Walkin Wheelchair

Step 1: Back leg
Measure from where the thigh meets the body, down to the toe. Do not extend your dogs leg

Step 2: ATR
For mini and small wheelchairs, measure along your dogs back

After you order we will email to get your measurements

Extra Options for Walkin’ Wheels Dog Wheelchair

Add a Belly Support - this offers mid-point support to evenly distribute weight and remove pressure points. This makes the straps more comfortable

Walkin' Rear lift Harness - great for large heavier dogs. You put the harness on beforehand, then you can simple lift and clip your dog into the wheelchair

Walkin Front Vest (only small wheelchairs) - a more comfortable option to the kit wheelchair harness

Walker Active Rear Boots - add boots to your dog so they get all the grip possible

Boots for Dragging Paws - put boots on your dogs' back paws to protect them from scraps and bruises

Amputee Cover - to support the dog with a smooth amputation, removing pressure points and adding comfort

Customer Reviews

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Mrs Joy Woolley
Good solid frame

Brought as a quad unit the frame is well designed made . Unfortunately our dog has lumps under chest so harness not suitable for him . We never saw the belly support which we will be ordering as perfect for him . If you have a disabled dog the supports suplied would be perfect but as ours only has muscle waste in back legs we will be buying their other design one of course at extra cost but all products have been made using good quality materials

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Caroline Stickler
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very happy with service and delivery - thank-you

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Keith Ford
Brilliant

We have only just started to us this quad wheelchair. Our elderly abused rescue dog has suddenly gone off her legs the end of March over night. When we put her into the wheelchair she is able to walk independently without putting too much pressure to her hips. This has made her tail wag again. She’s able to do her normal body functions while in the harnesses.
We are still adapting it each time we use it, as we have only had it couple of days. Even in that time it had made a great difference. She took to walking within minutes. Thank you

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Anya Connolly
Quad wheelchair is great

I got this wheelchair for my dog as he had FHO surgery on his leg and he keeps knuckling so I was recommended it to get his legs to move better, he also has elbow dysplasia which is a front leg weakness so we needed something that helps his front end too.
I’m hoping with a bit of training he will get used to it eventually