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Walkin Wheels® Full Support/4-Wheel LARGE Dog Wheelchair (31 to 82 kg)
Walkin Wheels® Full Support/4-Wheel LARGE Dog Wheelchair (31 to 82 kg)
200 in stock
Regular price
£692.00 GBP
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£692.00 GBP
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Large 4-Wheel Dog Wheelchair
Walkin' Pets recognised that many pets suffer from front limb weakness or have had a front leg amputation and require additional support. We can assist your pet in this by converting the Walkin' Wheels rear wheelchair into a four-wheel full support wheelchair.
The Walkin' Wheels full support/4-wheel wheelchairs:
Allows your pet to still use their rear legs as normal
Will not tip like a lot of front-wheel-only designs
Easily adjustable with our patented push button technology.
Fits dogs weighing from 31 - 82 kg
(weight determines correct wheelchair frame size).
Comfortable for your pet.
Durable as they are made of top-quality, lightweight aluminium.
Padded chin rest for comfort and safety. (M, ML & L sizes only).
Leg rings are used to lift dogs up into wheelchairs.
Small fits dogs 11-25 lbs (5-11 kg); Medium fits dogs 26 to 69 lbs (11-31 kg); Large fits 70 lbs and over (31-82 kg).
Ideal for helping disabled pets get exercise and for the rehabilitation of injured pets while they are healing.
The height, length and width are all fully adjustable; folds flat to be easily stored when not in use.
It is imperative you note your dog's breed, weight and measurements at checkout to ensure the correct fit.
Available in the colours Blue or Pink and have multiple different sizes.
The dog wheelchair frame is made of durable, lightweight aircraft-grade aluminium; urethane wheels.
Dense foam wheels with rubber outer layer; will not puncture, easy to clean, all-terrain.
Quick UK delivery.
Just one pet measurement required.
Great resale value.
Grows with your pet for comfort.
See the Walkin’ Wheels Full Support/4-Wheel (Quad) wheelchair in action!
Sizing Guide
1. Measure the Rear Leg Height to the toe pad, ideally when your pet is lying down. Do not pull the leg straight; leave some natural bend.


