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Description
Measure the Rear Leg Height to the toe pad, ideally when your pet is laying down. Do not pull the leg tight; leave some natural bend.
Measure your pet’s length or armpit to rump (ATR).
Rear Leg HeightPet Length (ATR)
3-7″
10-15″...
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Wherls ate really small and they didn’t include the side clips and the original wheelchair side clips don’t disconnect you would think for the cost they could include two extra plastic clips also ordered the harness which is too small as well. Paid them the extra money for free returns and then they charge me additional for returning an item. It’s better than the $25 that they charge me return previously, but really disappointed in the customer service from this company. They offer the clips for $1 on the site ONE DOLLAR. But could not include thode? So disappointed. My dog literally cannot use it because the old clips are fused to the rear part. One. Dollar.
J · August 28, 2026
Very happy with the apparatus. Ended up buying the front attachment as well after trying out the back ones.
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jennifer · June 23, 2026
Front wheels help!
I got the small front wheels for my pug who has IVDD. He was unable to keep himself up with just the back wheels, so this helps immensely. It supports him and seems comfortable. It took some work to teach a 15 year old pug to move in a wheelchair, but with some treats it was possible. I also use it as a stander so he is in different positions, other than just laying down. He is old and can't move fast, but the front wheels were still worth buying to help his overall quality of life.