Helping dogs stay on the move
When age, injury or illness affects how your dog gets around, the right mobility aid can give them back their freedom and confidence. Explore wheelchairs, harnesses, grips and support — with the guidance to help you choose the right fit.
Signs your dog may need a mobility aid
Mobility problems creep in gradually — these are the changes worth acting on early.
Struggling to stand
Slipping on floors, or needing help to get up after rest.
Dragging the back legs
Knuckling, scuffed nails or weakness in the rear end.
Tiring quickly
Cutting walks short or losing stamina and confidence.
After a diagnosis
Conditions like IVDD, arthritis or degenerative myelopathy.
Finding the right fit
Three things to get right before you buy.
Measure your dog
You’ll need the height from the floor to the top of the hips, and the length along the back. Our team can talk you through it.
Check the weight range
Every aid lists a supported weight — choose one that comfortably matches your dog’s current weight.
Match the support type
Rear-support suits hind-leg weakness; full-support helps dogs that need assistance at the front too.
Mobility questions
Measure the height from the floor to the top of the hips, the length of the back, and your dog’s current weight. Compare these against each product’s size guide — and if your dog is between sizes, get in touch and we’ll help.
Most dogs adapt within a few short sessions. Introduce it gradually with treats and praise, keeping early sessions calm, positive and brief.
Mobility aids help with many conditions, but always check with your vet first — they can confirm it’s suitable and safe for your dog’s diagnosis and stage.
Yes — unused items can be returned within our standard returns window. See our returns policy, and contact us and we’ll help you find the right size.
Let our assistant help you choose
Describe what your dog is dealing with and our AI care assistant will point you to the right products in seconds.