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Walkin Wheels® LARGE Rear Dog Wheelchair (31 to 82 kg)

Walkin Wheels® LARGE Rear Dog Wheelchair (31 to 82 kg)

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Regular price £499.00 GBP
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Large Rear Dog Wheelchair


A high-quality, lightweight, adjustable mobility aid by Walkin' Pets was created to enable dogs with weak or no hind leg muscles to move about more easily.

Your pet can independently walk, run, play, and go to the toilet in the Walkin' Wheels wheelchair. They are still able to continue to enjoy life and all of their favourite activities, such as running on the beach or chasing after a ball.


Fits dogs weighing from 31 to 82 kg
(weight determines the correct wheelchair frame size).


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.

The large frames are available in the colours Blue or Pink and have 5 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, and suitable for all different terrains.

Quick UK delivery.

Just one pet measurement required.

Fits large breeds: Rottweiler, Pitbull, German Shepherd, Labrador Retriever, Boxer, Bloodhound, Doberman, Golden Retriever, Bernese Mountain Dog, Great Pyrenees, Mastiff, Greyhound, Newfoundland, St. Bernard, Great Dane, Irish Wolfhound, and more.

Easily adjustable with patented push button Technology.
 

Great resale value.

Grows with your pet for comfort.

All wheelchair parts are fully washable.

Should your dog need further support later on in life, a front wheel attachment is available. 


Should you have any questions please just email us.


Watch pets using LARGE Walkin’ Wheels!





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.







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