Wheelchairs

Wheelchairs for dogs.

Medical indications:

• Partial or total paralysis of the hind or front limbs

  • Caused by spinal cord injuries, accidents, or neurological diseases.

• Herniated disc (Intervertebral disc disease - IVDD)

  • Common in breeds like the Dachshund, the chair helps maintain mobility during recovery or when surgery isn't an option.

• Severe hip dysplasia or advanced osteoarthritis

  • When there is severe pain or weakness that prevents the dog from walking on its own.

• Myopathies or degenerative muscle diseases

  • Like muscular dystrophy, which affects strength in the legs.

• Cauda equina syndrome or lumbosacral stenosis

  • Where there is nerve compression that affects the mobility of the hind legs.

• Amputations

  • In cases of loss of one or more limbs, the chair can provide stability and improve quality of life.

• Postoperative recovery

  • In orthopedic or neurological surgeries, a wheelchair can facilitate mobility without compromising recovery.

• Traumas due to accidents (fractures, dislocations)

  • While the dog recovers or if there are permanent mobility issues.