HobeyHove Adjustable Dog Cart/Wheelchair, Animal Exercise Wheels，for Pet/Doggie Wheelchairs with Disabled Hind Legs Walking，Light Weight, Easy Assemble (7-Size)

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There is an ENTIRE learning curve associated with building the device (it came with only metric measurements and the instruction manual was poorly translated to English) and adjusting it. In the wheelchair, the dog cannot be adjusted while it is in the harness. Therefore, we test the harness once or twice before buying it. In addition to the allen wrench (which is included with the item), a flathead screwdriver is also needed. hard to get precise measurements of the dog, so all we know is that he weighs 17 pounds, placing him right on the border between the XXS and the XS-size. This is a model in LW. The LW model that was recommended for his breed was obtained. He is rather frail in his sleight frame so it would seem unwieldy and too large for him. Despite its weight, the wheelchair is pretty lightweight, even for his build. I would have preferred if the wheels were a little smaller and more robust. The device has only been with us for a few days, but he has taken a few steps forward, but mostly in reverse so far. However, I think this is a result of him being so new to it and not trusting it! It's so funny. I believe that he will adjust & accept it in time He needs to trust that the harness will hold his weight. While he is sitting up, he can scoot around the house on just his front legs without the help of a wheelchair, or he can walk Runs!) like a champ if I support his rear end with just my hands, so I know he has the upper body strength & speed It is possible to learn how to use My feeling is that some of the negative reviews I read on this product were from pet owners who had hoped their dogs would jump in the cart and run. NOT AT ALL. To do this correctly, you must have patience and practice, as well as the correct size and configuration You need to adjust the harness properly! It was specifically chosen because it came with a support strap under the belly. My wish would be that they were attached in a semicircular fashion It must be a permanent position because the straps keep sliding all over and don't support his belly in the right place. In the future, when he is more comfortable in the wheelchair, I might be able to remedy that problem.

I asked about custom wheelchairs, and I found out they come in at up to Our boy is a few days away from his 17th birthday. It he The amount of time in a day is not very large anymore. cost-effective way to provide him with more This is only going to be used inside our building, because we don't have any wide open FLAT spaces outdoors, just The dog IS a bit difficult to get in the wheelchair the first time - there are several things to take into consideration Pay attention to the legs, especially the back If two people work together, it will be easier. You might want to put the rear legs in place first if you don't have that option, but it could also depend on the condition of the baby Our dog is very stoic and he never whines or cries when he's in this wheelchair therefore, it is impossible to tell if he's in pain or uncomfortable. Nevertheless, food seemed to be a good stimulant to get him moving in the cart, so I think in the long run I will be quite pleased Anybody on a budget and/or who is hesitant to put out money for the custom cart should feel free to try it, just be prepared to work with your dog and take their time with it. You will know when it's enough when he tells you!.

Madilynn Guerra

| Mar 12, 2021

I'm so sorry to see my elderly dog in such pain. A dog's legs are the only thing that keeps it upright. basically, if something is suspending them, and they have straps cutting into their groins and upper thighs, that's what's happening. To hold my dog, we had to spend an additional 35 dollars on a support system. The size of the dog I ordered is small he is 30 pounds. It seems like it would be the perfect fit.

Walker Holden

| Jan 07, 2021

I got it for my cat, which is what I got it for. It seems to be a quality built product. I had to visit the cat a few times before the cat became comfortable with me. There is a lot of adjustability to fit a variety of.

Alana Morrow

| Dec 02, 2020

Through the help of her wheels, our pomeranian is now able to walk again. There seems to be no end to her fascination with It isn't difficult for her to move around since she is only 6 pounds.

Halle FIELD

| May 30, 2021

I was able to put it together very easily. Just make the right adjustments so that it fits your dog and they are not restricted. I like this product a lot.

Makenna Maxwell

| Feb 07, 2021

A design that is unstable. It scared the hell out of the old girl when my dog did flips and rolls left and right and rolled backwards on the sidewalk. The height bars continually slide because the adjustable Allen screws do not stay tight enough. I'm sending it back today.

Porter SHARPE

| Jan 15, 2021

I couldn't get them to fit properly on my Chihuahua. It was poking her, even though I chose her size and measured her. No matter what I did, the side bar ends had been pushed all the way through. The items are heavy for a small, older dog like mine. She had no ability to move with any of them. Hoped for the best for her, but it just didn't happen. There is a good chance that it will work on a stronger, bigger dog.

Aubriella Hogan

| Oct 31, 2020

I could not afford to feed my 5 pound Yorkie this heavy dog food. Replying back as soon as possible.

Sydney Monroe

| Jan 18, 2021