| Size | Body Length (cm / in) |
Chest Girth (cm / in) |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 22–27 cm (8.7–10.6 in) | 32–37 cm (12.6–14.6 in) |
| S | 26–31 cm (10.2–12.2 in) | 32–37 cm (12.6–14.6 in) |
| M | 30–37 cm (11.8–14.6 in) | 36–46 cm (14.2–18.1 in) |
| L | 38–46 cm (15.0–18.1 in) | 42–55 cm (16.5–21.7 in) |
Measurements are approximate. For best fit, measure your dog’s body length and chest girth and choose the size where both fall within the range.
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Quick benefits for your dog’s comfort, balance and daily mobility.
Four wheels help dogs who struggle with both front and back legs stand upright and move more steadily.
Ideal for dogs with poor balance, overall weakness or conditions that affect all four limbs.
Lets your dog stay mobile and active instead of lying down all day.
Padded harnesses support both ends of the body while reducing pressure on sensitive areas.
Helping dogs with full-body weakness and balance issues.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | 4-wheel dog wheelchair / full-support mobility cart |
| Intended Use | Supports dogs with weakness in both front and back legs, poor balance or full-body instability |
| Support Level | Full-body support with four wheels and front + rear harness system |
| Available Sizes | XS, S, M, L (see size chart for measurements) |
| Frame Material | Lightweight aluminum alloy frame |
| Wheel Type | Smooth-rolling wheels suitable for indoor floors, sidewalks and short grass |
| Harness System | Padded front and rear harnesses to support chest and hips |
| Adjustability | Height, length and width adjustable to better match your dog’s body |
| Target Dogs | Dogs with front and rear leg weakness, poor balance or multi-limb conditions |
| Bathroom-Friendly Design | Open areas around rear and underside to allow normal urination and defecation |
| Usage Environment | Indoor and outdoor use on flat, stable surfaces with supervision |
| Included Components | 4-wheel frame, front harness, rear harness, support straps, wheels, basic hardware |
A 4-wheel dog wheelchair is a full support mobility cart for front and back legs. Unlike a 2-wheel dog wheelchair that mainly supports the rear legs, this 4-wheel design helps dogs who have weakness in both the front and back legs, or poor overall balance, by supporting the whole body with four wheels.
This 4-wheel dog wheelchair for front and back legs is recommended for dogs with weakness or instability in all four limbs, dogs that easily tip over when walking, or dogs recovering from neurological or orthopedic conditions that affect multiple legs. It is a good option when a standard 2-wheel dog wheelchair no longer provides enough stability.
Yes. The full support mobility cart is designed with open areas around the rear and underside so most dogs can still pee and poop normally while using the wheelchair. You may need to adjust the height and harness position at first to make sure your dog can toilet comfortably.
To choose the correct size 4-wheel dog wheelchair, measure your dog’s body length (from the base of the neck to the base of the tail) and chest girth (around the widest part of the chest). Then compare these numbers with our size chart for the 4-wheel dog wheelchair. If your dog is between sizes, we usually suggest choosing the larger size and using the adjustable frame and straps to fine-tune the fit.
Yes, many senior dogs benefit from a full support dog wheelchair, especially if they have weakness in both front and back legs. However, very frail dogs or dogs with serious heart or breathing problems should be evaluated by a vet before using any dog wheelchair or mobility aid. Always start with short, supervised sessions and watch your dog’s energy and comfort.
Yes. This 4-wheel dog wheelchair can be used on indoor floors and on flat outdoor surfaces such as sidewalks and short grass. We do not recommend using any dog wheelchair on stairs, steep slopes or very rough terrain. Always supervise your dog while they are in the cart.
Every dog is different. Some adapt to a 4-wheel dog wheelchair within a few sessions, while others may need several days or more. Start with short, positive sessions on flat ground, use treats and praise, and gradually increase the time as your dog becomes more confident in the full support mobility cart.
Yes. The 4-wheel dog wheelchair comes with a basic setup guide. Most pet parents can assemble it and adjust the height, length and width using simple tools. Once the frame is set and the front and rear harnesses are fitted correctly, you mainly need small strap adjustments to keep your dog comfortable.
We strongly recommend discussing any dog wheelchair or full support mobility cart with your veterinarian, especially if your dog has recent surgery, spinal issues or complex medical conditions. Your vet can confirm whether a 4-wheel dog wheelchair is suitable and may give additional rehab or exercise advice.
Yes. Some dogs start with a 2-wheel dog wheelchair for rear-leg support and later move to a 4-wheel dog wheelchair when they develop front-leg weakness or serious balance problems. If you notice your dog struggling to stay upright in a 2-wheel cart, a full support mobility cart for front and back legs may be a better option.
