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Front Support Wheelchairs
For front leg weakness, amputation and shoulder injury. Less common than rear carts, and fitted differently, so measure carefully.
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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 cart is for a dog who can no longer carry their own weight on one or more pairs of legs. If your dog is walking but unsteady, traction and a lift harness usually help more. If they are dragging, collapsing or cannot stand, a cart is the right conversation. Speak to your vet if the change was sudden.
Yes, though most owners use a cart outdoors and for longer sessions and a harness indoors. If your home is tight on space, ask us about the narrower frames.
Most dogs move confidently within a few days. Start with five to ten minute sessions on grass, keep it positive and build up. If your dog is still resisting after a week the fit is usually the reason, so send us a photo.
Most dogs can, and the frames are designed around it. Some owners still prefer to remove the cart. This is covered in the fitting notes on each product page.
Not sure what fits?
Send us three measurements and we will confirm the size before you order. It is free, and it takes about a minute.