---
product_id: 769247449
title: "Walkin' Wheels Dog Wheelchair - for Med/Large Dogs 50-69 Pounds - Veterinarian Approved - Dog Wheelchair for Back Legs"
brand: "walkin' wheels"
price: "€ 483.68"
currency: EUR
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 5
url: https://www.desertcart.hr/products/769247449-walkin-wheels-dog-wheelchair-for-med-large-dogs-50-69
store_origin: HR
region: Croatia
---

# Walkin' Wheels Dog Wheelchair - for Med/Large Dogs 50-69 Pounds - Veterinarian Approved - Dog Wheelchair for Back Legs

**Brand:** walkin' wheels
**Price:** € 483.68
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Walkin' Wheels Dog Wheelchair - for Med/Large Dogs 50-69 Pounds - Veterinarian Approved - Dog Wheelchair for Back Legs by walkin' wheels
- **How much does it cost?** € 483.68 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/769247449-walkin-wheels-dog-wheelchair-for-med-large-dogs-50-69)

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## Description

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Review: **UPDATE*** She learned to love it and it added almost an extra year of a new life. Added a couple beach photos from the later days and mystery bus. I discovered you absolutely do not need to take them out during bathroom duties. They learn on their own and it’s actually cute. Wheelchair is so so so much easier when the back legs are no longer mobile and you can hang them in a holder for the feet. As long as it is set up properly, your pooch will be quite comfortable. I ended up giving this away after she passed away to another boxer with DM. Please consider the chair before giving your loved ones wings. At home we just setup the house with lots of rugs; you’d be surprised how resilient and smart dogs are. ——————————— My boxer has degenerative myelopathy and is in the in between stages of paralysis and walking; I call her ms.wobbles. She does not love it but it allows her to freely walk over a mile so far! She can run and it sometimes appears as if nothing is wrong. She has become very popular downtown too. Many have been quite kind. Some cons: Her back paws do drag and she does try to walk with them despite the lameness, so I suggest booties of some kind for back legs. You will need to make adjustments and one of the clips is slightly dull but I feel that was a manufacturer issue. Also, I’ve noticed small changes in my initial setting, so ensure everything is setup appropriately before each walk as I have had to make a couple adjustments, for the bathroom time I do take her out of it- it is time consuming but gets easier over time and good to remind yourself that you are doing this out of love. Pro’s: fairly good design and durable, easy to adjust, padding for comfort, fairly easy to assemble, she can PLAY normalish again, she can run, and she can walk distances without limping or falling down, color surprisingly very nice and seems worth the money so far
Review: This is really well made and will go over almost anything if your dog has the strength. but I don't believe it should cost as much as it does. I have a 59lb dog and trying to get her back legs in the chair is extremely difficult because you have to lift the hind legs up with one arm and try to position the chair and guide the legs in with the other arm. she still has some use of the legs so she starts kicking which makes it hard to accomplish and when i do get them in i raise the chair and now i have to fight with the D rings that slide over the bars to clip the harness to the chair they are extremely tight and hard to slide down the side bars. it is wider than you think even on the smallest width it is 24in from outside wheel to outside wheel which barely fits in my hallway so it's useless in the house because my dog can't turn around or maneuver so It's a outdoor only chair which once again for the price is ridiculous because now i have to try to find something else for indoors. Also with that said if you have a female dog like i do when she pees it well absolutely get on the leg harness and soak in to the foam piece that connect the two side harness together they will sit in it until you take them out. poop doesn't seem to be an issue I took all the measurements and followed all the instructions so everything is set up correctly. They also have a restocking fee so keep that in mind when considering this. I will update if any changes good or bad occur UPDATE: I had this at 3 stars but I had to remove another one do to it being so complicated to put on a senior dog while on tile most of the time I don't want to use it do to that and the horrible job it does on tile floor I'm afraid shes gonna injure her self when she starts to slip and slide. it is nice to see my dog walk by her self outside I will update again if anything changes

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01N3U1SCB |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (50) |
| Date First Available | December 10, 2018 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer reference | XWhse:Wheelchair:M:FC6-1212 |
| Maximum weight recommendation | 69 Pounds |
| batteries required | No |

## Images

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![Walkin' Wheels Dog Wheelchair - for Med/Large Dogs 50-69 Pounds - Veterinarian Approved - Dog Wheelchair for Back Legs - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71rA9t5kIdL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does it come with the foam or air wheels?**
A: This model wheelchair comes with foam wheels that would be 12-inches or 16-inches in diameter, depending on the rear leg height measurement. The rear leg height measurement is vitally important to have correct to ensure proper fit and support for your pup. The foam tires that this product comes with are made from very dense foam that has a durable rubber coating and a good degree of tread available. They're lightweight and formidable on most terrain. We do not typically recommend air tires as your dog may puncture air tires if they are very active on trails. Pneumatic air tires are available though, contact us to find our more!

**Q: What is the track width of this? Our side door is not a slider, therefore it is a concern.**
A: Hello, it depends on which size you are inquiring about. Here are the minimum and max widths: 
50-69 lbs, 14-16" leg - 24-33"
50-69 lbs, 17-20" leg - 26.5-35"
50-69 lbs, 21-22" leg - 27-31"
If you have questions, please reach out to our live customer service department M-Th 8am-6pm or Fri 8am-5pm EST at 1-888-253-0777. We look forward to speaking with you!

**Q: Does this chair offer support for both the hind and front legs?**
A: No it does not. This was designed to support the hind quarters with the assumption of functional front legs. Although you may be able to contact the manufacturer and inquire about a custom design for your dog's needs.

**Q: Will this cart work with a dog that only has one rear leg?**
A: Yes, our wheelchairs will work with pets who have missing rear legs; your dog will be using their front legs to help maneuver and support their weight.  We would still recommend to leave their remaining rear leg down while they are in the wheelchair so they can rehabilitate that leg and feel more comfortable while walking.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***H on June 11, 2024*

**UPDATE*** She learned to love it and it added almost an extra year of a new life. Added a couple beach photos from the later days and mystery bus. I discovered you absolutely do not need to take them out during bathroom duties. They learn on their own and it’s actually cute. Wheelchair is so so so much easier when the back legs are no longer mobile and you can hang them in a holder for the feet. As long as it is set up properly, your pooch will be quite comfortable. I ended up giving this away after she passed away to another boxer with DM. Please consider the chair before giving your loved ones wings. At home we just setup the house with lots of rugs; you’d be surprised how resilient and smart dogs are. ——————————— My boxer has degenerative myelopathy and is in the in between stages of paralysis and walking; I call her ms.wobbles. She does not love it but it allows her to freely walk over a mile so far! She can run and it sometimes appears as if nothing is wrong. She has become very popular downtown too. Many have been quite kind. Some cons: Her back paws do drag and she does try to walk with them despite the lameness, so I suggest booties of some kind for back legs. You will need to make adjustments and one of the clips is slightly dull but I feel that was a manufacturer issue. Also, I’ve noticed small changes in my initial setting, so ensure everything is setup appropriately before each walk as I have had to make a couple adjustments, for the bathroom time I do take her out of it- it is time consuming but gets easier over time and good to remind yourself that you are doing this out of love. Pro’s: fairly good design and durable, easy to adjust, padding for comfort, fairly easy to assemble, she can PLAY normalish again, she can run, and she can walk distances without limping or falling down, color surprisingly very nice and seems worth the money so far

### ⭐⭐ Review
*by K***E on January 24, 2025*

This is really well made and will go over almost anything if your dog has the strength. but I don't believe it should cost as much as it does. I have a 59lb dog and trying to get her back legs in the chair is extremely difficult because you have to lift the hind legs up with one arm and try to position the chair and guide the legs in with the other arm. she still has some use of the legs so she starts kicking which makes it hard to accomplish and when i do get them in i raise the chair and now i have to fight with the D rings that slide over the bars to clip the harness to the chair they are extremely tight and hard to slide down the side bars. it is wider than you think even on the smallest width it is 24in from outside wheel to outside wheel which barely fits in my hallway so it's useless in the house because my dog can't turn around or maneuver so It's a outdoor only chair which once again for the price is ridiculous because now i have to try to find something else for indoors. Also with that said if you have a female dog like i do when she pees it well absolutely get on the leg harness and soak in to the foam piece that connect the two side harness together they will sit in it until you take them out. poop doesn't seem to be an issue I took all the measurements and followed all the instructions so everything is set up correctly. They also have a restocking fee so keep that in mind when considering this. I will update if any changes good or bad occur UPDATE: I had this at 3 stars but I had to remove another one do to it being so complicated to put on a senior dog while on tile most of the time I don't want to use it do to that and the horrible job it does on tile floor I'm afraid shes gonna injure her self when she starts to slip and slide. it is nice to see my dog walk by her self outside I will update again if anything changes

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***K on September 3, 2025*

If your dog is struggling to walk i would recommend this. I purchased all the braces and bands, none of which worked. Get this if you want your furry friend to be able to get around by themself again. Yes they can go 1 and 2 in this. Made with quality materials this should last a long time! Only use while supervised as they can tip over sometimes.

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*Store origin: HR*
*Last updated: 2026-07-30*