Dog Wheelchair for Back Legs, Light Weight Dog&Cat&Pets Wheelchair Cart with Disabled Hind Legs Walking, Adjustable Doggy Wheelchair Cart with Wheels for Back Legs

The media could not be loaded. I put this together this morning and after learning not all the holes are screw holes it was pretty easy. After working almost 2 hours I still can’t figure out how to safely lift my 50 pound dog (hips and rear legs recently paralyzed) into the wheelchair. I anticipated this problem and ordered a lift harness but one came and was Too short for his body length and the second one is not here yet. My husband and I are a very active farm couple but in our 70s.edited to add... We got the properly fitting lift harness and got him right in there pretty easy. With help from our neighbor we got him strapped in and somewhat adjusted. Adjustments aren't easy but we are getting there. But he was so happy out and about on his own 2 feet plus 2 wheels. Made a video but it was toward the end and he was getting tired. I changed from 3 stars to 4 stars and who knows we may have 5 stars soon.

It seems to be very good construction, arrived very fast. Unfortunately it won’t work for my dog. He was born without a front leg so the cart wanted to tip. So my son mounted two wheels on the front but with just one front leg and back legs that barely work he could not navigate the cart.