Fits pets weighing from 11 to 25 pounds(weight determines correct wheelchair frame size).
Wheelchair Frame made of durable, lightweight extruded aluminum.
Easy to resell because it can be adjusted and used on other dogs.
Available in Pink, Blue, Seafoam or Camo ($25 additional charge for designer color CAMO)
Typically ships same day, overnight and international shipping available.
Fits small breeds: Miniature Poodle, Dachshund, Pekingese, Maltese, Bichon Frise, Jack Russell Terrier, Miniature Schnauzer, King Charles Cavalier Spaniel, Pug, French Bulldog, Shih Tzu, Boston Terrier, Wire Fox Terrier, Miniature Pinscher, Chihuahua, and more. For Corgis, we have a special cart; go to this CORGI page.
Great customer service for any follow up or questions.
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Read this blog post to see a happy dog using a SMALL Walkin’ Wheels.
Specs
What’s In the Box?
1 Frame
1 set of 4″ Foam Wheels Attached to 6″ Struts
1 set of Extenders
2 connectors (7″ and 4″)
1 Front Harness with Sleeves
1 set Leg Rings Rear Support Saddle
1 Belly Belt
2 Stirrups
1 Instruction Manual
Frame:
The frame is blue, camo, seafoam, or pink powder-coated aluminum. It will not bend, break, or rust. Black knuckles are on each side of the frame, which hold the leg of the wheelchair to the frame. The wheels/struts will be inserted into the leg and adjusted to the proper height. The knuckle has a high and low setting which can be adjusted with a Phillips screwdriver..
Width Connectors:
Your wheelchair will come with two width connectors (7″ and 4″). One is already installed in the back of your cart. If you need more width, the wheelchair comes equipped with a longer connector in the box.
Length Extenders:
Your wheelchair will come with two extenders (side rails) installed, which determine the length of your dog. The length of the extender should end in the middle of the dog’s front leg. It should not pass the front leg.
The Front Harness
The dog’s head goes between the blue and black straps. The red strap goes under the dog’s front legs and clips on the side of the harness. The shoulder pads are made of neoprene and keep the straps and buckles from causing discomfort for the dog. Neoprene comfort sleeves wrap around the straps for the dog’s comfort. Comfort sleeves can be cut in half if they are too long.
Leg Rings:
The dog’s hindquarters are held in place by the leg rings, or our rear harness support system. The leg rings can also be used as a lifting harness when out of the wheelchair; the excess strapping can be touch-fastened together to make handles on each side.
Wheels & Struts:
The wheels are attached to a metal piece called a “strut.” Four-inch foam wheels come standard, which are great for all terrains. They feature a dense foam interior with an outer rubber layer. These wheels will not puncture, wear extremely well, and are easy to clean. Eight-inch wheels are also available, depending on dog’s measurements.
Belly Belt:
The Belly Belt will help support your dog’s back. It is not always necessary to use the belly belt, but is highly recommended for dogs with a long back, overweight or elderly dogs, dogs with curvature of the spine, and dogs with disc problems.
Stirrups:
Stirrups are used to hold the dog’s legs off the ground so they don’t drag due to paralysis, knuckling under, or foot injuries. The adjustable stirrups are positioned to hold the foot up at the hock. If your dog doesn’t need them, the stirrups may be removed from the wheelchair.
The Manual:
The manual gives instructions and tips on assembling and using the Walkin’ Wheels Wheelchair.
Tool Kit:
The tool kit comes in a plastic bag and includes and Allen wrench and set screws. The (optional) set screws may be used to tighten up the wheelchair frame and reduce flexibility, depending on your preference.
Sizing
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1. Measure the Rear Leg Height to the toe pad, ideally when your pet is laying down. Do not pull the leg tight; leave some natural bend.
2. Measure your pet’s length or armpit to rump (ATR).
Rear Leg Height
Weight
Pet Length (ATR)
3-6″
11-17 lbs
7-15″
7-8″
11-17 lbs
7-15″
9-13″
11-17 lbs
7-15″
6-8″
18-25 lbs
7-15″
9-11″
18-25 lbs
7-15″
12-15″
18-25 lbs
7-15″
Using our SureFit™ Calculator? Enter your pet’s Rear Leg Height, Pet Length, Weight and Breed to get the perfect wheelchair configuration for your pet.
Watch How to Measure Your Pet for a Walkin’ Wheels Wheelchair!
Shipping
Orders typically ship same day: orders must be placed by 12Noon EST, or 9AM PST for same day shipping.
Overnight shipping available.
International shipping available.
Order will be shipped from our East Coast or West Coast facility, depending on product stock availability.
When selecting free ground transportation, we will select the fastest way for you, using either UPS or USPS.
If you need a guaranteed shipping time, please select from additional shipping options at checkout.
Delivery is 1 to 5 business days for Walkin’ Wheels in the contiguous U.S. and Alaska.
FAQs
Can I buy a Walkin’ Wheels dog wheelchair on Amazon?
Yes, you can (rear wheelchairs, only). Go here to see the pros/cons of where to make your purchase!
“Can my Pet Pee and Poop in the Wheelchair?”
Yes, that’s the point of the dog wheelchair — to help your dog get the exercise he needs and do his business.
“Can my dog sit in a wheelchair?“
No. Our chair is designed NEVER to collapse on the dog’s leg or spine. We’ve gone to great lengths to be sure of it. The chairs are designed with the help of veterinarians and rehabilitation specialists to hold the dog up, keeping the spine and legs in the optimal position for safety and healing.
What’s more, the purpose of the chair is to give the dog exercise and the freedom to go outside and do his business. When the dog is tired, you should never leave him in the chair.
The reviews we have seen of the experimental sit-down spring-loaded style have not been positive. Although we have done a great deal of research, we have not found a safe way for a chair to collapse on a dog.
“Can my dog use their Walkin’ Wheels inside the house?”
Yes. The Walkin’ Wheels is designed to be used both indoors and outside. If your paralyzed pet needs an indoor mobility solution that can be worn for extended periods of time, we recommend the Walkin’ Scooter.
“Can my dog lie down in the wheelchair?”
If you have a Dachshund or Corgi, it is OK for them to take a rest up against a pillow or bed, because their legs are so short. Otherwise, it is not recommended, due to back or disc issues that could worsen by laying down in the wheelchair.
“Can my Pet Use his/her Rear Legs in the Wheelchair?” Yes, we encourage your dog to use his/her rear legs to maintain muscle mass and to get exercise. If the rear legs are paralyzed, then the stirrups will keep their legs from dragging.
“How soon will I get my wheelchair?“
All wheelchair orders placed prior to 12 Noon EST Monday through Friday will ship the same day. Shipping time can range from one to five business days. Express shipping options are also available.
“Will this wheelchair rehabilitate my dog?“
We have seen varying degrees of recovery with dogs using the wheelchair. Some dogs have been able to improve so much that they no longer needed the wheelchair. Every dog and disability are unique. While your dog is in the wheelchair they are getting physical therapy improving their physical and mental health.
“What is the return policy?“
It is our intention that every Walkin’ Wheels user be happy with their wheelchair. If you experience problems, please call us. Often we can help with a simple adjustment. Please click here for full return policy.
“Can my dog still use his back legs with this wheelchair?“
Yes, this will help him/her develop the muscle in the rear legs while using the toe pads to push off. If the legs are paralyzed, then you will use the stirrups to hold the feet off the ground.
Photos & Videos
SMALL Walkin’ Wheels pet photos, sent in by happy customers!
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Watch these videos of pets enjoying their SMALL Walkin’ Wheels!
To watch an instructional video for the Walkin' Wheels SMALL Dog Wheelchair, go to the INSTRUCTIONS tab.
Kyrie was diagnosed with IVDD in August of 2018. Up until then, she was the fastest jack Russell you’ve ever met. She hasn’t let her disability slow her down. Walkin’ Wheels has made it possible for her to feel normal again, and let her race like she used to. She can run in the fields and on the beach with her sisters again. She’s made so many new friends and I’ve learned so much from the disabled dog community. Although her disability has altered our lives so much, I’m thankful that I have been able to help her adapt and overcome the disability. Thank you for providing my baby with the best chair possible! We are advocates for dogs, disabilities, and Walkin’ Wheels for LIFE!
– Angela
His Happiness Is Worth It!
Theodore is the biggest French Bulldog you will ever meet (60 pounds). He’s a stubborn little boy, but super loving, so it’s a nice balance. He enjoys long walks on the beach and Standard Poodles — he actually really does! He’s patient, especially when it comes to Halloween. All jokes aside, as hard as it is caring for a dog with special needs, he makes it worth it, just seeing how happy he is and how happy he makes other people makes my heart smile.
As for his wheels, the first time I put him in, he grabbed his ball and started to play and has not stopped since. He’s like any other dog, thanks to you guys. He’s also very popular with many of the neighbor’s kids. They think it’s hilarious to ride their scooter with him, and I love that they are so used to it and they just see Ted, not just his wheels.
– Belen Palacios @belenpalacios08
Doeling Goat Gaining Strength in Walkin’ Wheels
Hi I’m Cleo, nice to meet you! I was not born like this. My life was dedicated to helping my best friend, Logan. Logan was born with Epilepsy and I was her Service Dog. They say I saved her life countless times. Some people say I am a hero, but honestly, I was just being her best friend. It’s sad though, that I can’t do that anymore. I can’t be beside Logan all the time, and I can’t run to her if she calls. Sometimes, I can’t even move. Thanks to the help of our friends at Walkin’ Pets, I am able to walk around in my wheelchair, and I try to keep up. My medication and therapy costs as much as any human’s who does not have medical insurance — maybe more. My condition gets worse every day, and I need constant help. I hear my humans say all the time that it’s like taking care of a newborn baby. I love them so much for helping me stay here with Logan, even if it’s just for emotional support. Follow my journey on Instagram: @hopeforcleo.
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