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Support Harnesses and Slings
For the dog who can still stand but needs a hand with the stairs, the car and the slippery bit of hallway. Lift points, handle placement and strap width matter more than the label on the box.
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Before You Buy
Common questions.
If your question is not here, email us. A real person answers, and we would rather talk you out of the wrong product than process a return.
A harness helps a dog who can still bear some weight and needs a lift over steps, into the car, or on a slippery floor. A wheelchair carries the weight for a dog who cannot. Many owners end up using both.
Support harnesses are made for sessions rather than continuous wear, and the skin under the straps needs checking. Follow the wear guidance supplied with the product.
That is one of the most common reasons owners buy one. Look at the handle placement and whether it supports the rear only or the full body.
Unsteady is not the same as unable
Most owners who think they need a wheelchair actually need a harness first, and some need both. Tell us how your dog moves and we will tell you which.