If you have a dog with special needs or are planning to adopt one, know that taking care of them is noble work and allows you to show unconditional love. Caring for disabled pets is not an easy task. You will need to establish a routine, a daily routine with your pet helps them develop good habits and that their everyday life has structure . If your dog has mobility condition, you’ll need to invest in a suitable wheelchair or harness, so that your dog can do things easier with the help of a mobility aid. Through out this description we will ask you to measure and weigh your dog accurately. A guess work will not help.
What kind of wheelchair my dog need?
If your dog is able to walk forward with your support, they require a rear support wheelchair. If your dog shows signs of front leg weakness, such as their front legs splay outwards or their front legs begin to sink as they walk forward, they need the additional support of a quad cart. Depending on the nature of disability of your dog, you’ll need to invest in a suitable wheelchair or harness, so that your dog can do things easier with the help of a mobility aid.
The Best Friend Mobility Wheelchair is an excellent option for large dogs experiencing hind leg disabilities. Designed to provide full rear leg support, this wheelchair aids in rehabilitation and offers a permanent mobility solution for pets with conditions such as hip dysplasia, arthritis, neurological issues, or ligament injuries.
The Extra Large size of the Best Friend Mobility Cart is suitable for dogs with a hip height of 23 to 29 (( 58 – 74 cm) inches and weighing between 45 kilos to 65 Kilos ( 99 to 145 lbs), with chest size 28 to 40 inches ( 71 to 101 cm).
Note it is very important to measure your dog’s It’s important to measure your dog’s hip height and weight and chest circumference at the widest part, just behind the front legs, to ensure the wheelchair fits properly and provides maximum support and comfort. We recommend doing research on internet to how to measure you dog.
Both Extra Large and large mobility carts are appropriate for breeds such as Huskies, Boxers, German Shepherds, Labradors, Australian Shepherds, English Springer Spaniels, Vizslas, Weimaraners, Border Collies, and Belgian Malinois.
Key Features:
Frame: Constructed from a lightweight, adjustable non-rust aluminum frame with non-rust stainless hardware for durability and ease of use.
Adjustability: Features easy hex wrench adjustments for height, length, and width to ensure a custom fit for your dog.
Harness: Comes equipped with deluxe neoprene front and rear harnesses, providing optimal comfort and support.
Wheels: Equipped with all-terrain polyurethane wheels featuring sealed bearings, suitable for various ground types.
Design Features: Incorporates padded shoulder supports and a zero rear leg weight-bearing design, allowing dogs to relieve themselves comfortably while using the wheelchair.
What Kind of Wheels Exrta Large and Large Dog mobility Cart come with.
The best friend Exrta Large and Large size come with Polyurethane wheels. This type of wheel are made from a polymer material called
polyurethane. This material is often used for wheels due to its combination of durability, flexibility, and shock-absorbing properties. Here’s a breakdown of what makes polyurethane wheels special:
Key Features of Polyurethane Wheels:
Durability:
Polyurethane is highly resistant to wear and tear, which makes it a great choice for wheels that need to withstand regular use on various surfaces.
Shock Absorption:
These wheels provide a smooth ride because they absorb shock and reduce vibrations. This makes them particularly useful for mobility devices (like dog wheelchairs) that need to provide comfort on uneven or rough terrain.
Grip and Traction:
Polyurethane wheels offer excellent traction on a variety of surfaces, including asphalt, grass, and dirt, which is why they are often used on mobility carts for pets. They help ensure the wheelchair or cart remains stable.
Puncture Resistance:
Unlike inflatable tires, polyurethane wheels do not go flat, making them more reliable in preventing punctures or air loss. This is particularly beneficial for pet wheelchairs, where puncture-resistant, low-maintenance wheels are important.
Quiet Operation:
Polyurethane wheels tend to be quieter compared to other types, which can be useful in providing a less stressful experience for your pet.
Is it suitable for my dog? The Extra-Large and Large sizes of the Best Friend Mobility wheelchair may be suitable for breeds such as Huskies, Boxers, German Shepherds, Labradors, Australian Shepherds, English Springer Spaniels, Vizslas, Weimaraners, Border Collies, and Belgian Malinois. However, this list serves as a general reference. Remember, to ensure the wheelchair provides the necessary support and comfort, it’s crucial to measure your dog’s hip height and weight for an accurate fit.
- German Shepherd
- Height: 22–26 inches (56–66 cm)
- Rottweiler
- Height: 22–27 inches (56–69 cm)
- Doberman Pinscher
- Height: 24–28 inches (61–71 cm)
- Siberian Husky
- Height: 20–24 inches (51–61 cm)
- Note: This breed’s height range can vary slightly, especially for males, which can get closer to 24 inches.
- Belgian Malinois
- Height: 22–26 inches (56–66 cm)
- Great Dane (Female)
- Height: 28–30 inches (71–76 cm)
- Note: Females can be in the 23-29 inch range, though they are more commonly taller.
- Boxer
- Height: 21–25 inches (53–64 cm)
- Weimaraner
- Height: 23–27 inches (59–69 cm)
- Bullmastiff
- Height: 24–27 inches (61–69 cm)
- Irish Setter
- Height: 25–27 inches (64–69 cm)
- Alaskan Malamute
- Height: 23–25 inches (58–63 cm)
- Australian Shepherd (Male)
- Height: 20–23 inches (51–61 cm)
- Note: Although they fall at the lower end of this range, some males may be just within the 23-inch range.
- Standard Schnauzer
- Height: 18–20 inches (46–51 cm)
Return Policy:
We do not accept returns due to a change of mind. However, we will replace damaged items or send replacements for missing parts. Returns may be considered under certain circumstances, provided the box has not been opened.
It is the customer’s responsibility to measure their pet carefully before purchasing. If the product does not fit due to incorrect measurements, the responsibility lies with you. Once the mobility cart is opened, fitted, or used, we cannot resell it due to safety concerns. Please ensure the product will suit your pet before purchase.
Certain medical conditions affecting a dog’s rear legs, such as Canine Cancer , degenerative myelopathy or severe injury , may lead to a quick deterioration in health, or a vet may recommend euthanasia to alleviate suffering. We encourage you to consult your vet before purchasing. We had many cases where dogs passed away even before mobility cart purchased from them was delivered. In these cases, we accept returns if the box remains unopened. However, the buyer is responsible for return postage and handling charges. Please note, if you used Afterpay or a similar service, their fees will be deducted as they do not compensate sellers for returns. We will advise you the final amount we will be able to return.
If you have any questions, please contact us before purchasing. If you’re unsure, we recommend not purchasing just to test the product. This could lead to an uncomfortable situation for both parties, and we cannot cover the costs for issues that are not our fault.
Major Delivery Conditions.
Permission to leave – By placing an an order with us you agree to have the item/s left at the front door (side door, verandah, etc) in the event that no one is home to sign for and receive the item/s or for any other reason. You also agree to accept the risk this may involve.
This item will be sent using Australia post or our courier partners like Sendle , Interparcel etc.
