Using one large old bath towel, make a roll with it and insert it under her tummy just in front of her hind legs, then with one of you holding each side of the towel, it is very east to move her about, which stops her feet scraping on the ground too. It also tends to empty the bladder quite quickly!

We are very pleased and have already recommended you to several people we have met, and you may well have had a recent enquiry from a lady in Hamsey Green. It has certainly been a talking point.

Thanks again for your help, we are looking to have Misty around for many months to come now she is like a dog reborn

During this time we became aware of Doggon Wheels. My son (himself disabled) was surfing the net when a friend told him about Doggon Wheels. This person had used the carts for his two German Shepherd Dogs.

We ordered a cart and I started giving Megan Reiki (I am a Reiki Master). She immediately started to get better. By the time the cart had arrived she was able to get up onto all four legs.We took her out the first time and she took to the cart immediately. We have walked miles. Megan has now gained a lot of use in her back legs. We still use the cart for walks but she is now able to walk to the car.

Without the cart Megan would not be with us now."

My knowledge of them came about after my beloved Coffee fell out of my car and severely damaged the crusciate tendons in both her back legs. There were fears that she would not walk again and, being such a healthy dog, so full of life and love, I began searching for something which would make her life easier. And I found Doggon Wheels.

While I was discussing purchasing a set for Coffee my vet said that she had been doing work on injuries such as those Coffee suffered and she wanted to try and repair the injuries before we made a final decision. The surgeries done in November 2002 and May 2003 were a phenomenal success. My beloved girl once again bounced around like a puppy even though she was 12 years old.

Sadly, a few weeks after the second operation it was found that Coffee had cancer. Once again the vet wanted to try and help her and she went onto a course of chemotherapy with phenomenal success.

Then one Tuesday Coffee's kidneys collapsed and at 2.30 p.m. on Tuesday 28th July 2003. I bid my tearful farewell to a much loved pet, friend and companion who had given me such joy for almost 13 years.

But I will be forever grateful that my earlier research to help my girl gave me the chance to mention Doggon Wheels to Ian and that my recommendation (dare I say plea) has resulted in Megan having a happier and more comfortable life and, in memory of Coffee, I hope, so sincerely, that she continues to improve so that she can enjoy her life and bask in the love of those to whom she belongs."

We find he is much better on grass then on concrete is this normal? The vet has recommend he wears the boot every time he is in his wheels . She also saw the wheels and is more then pleased with Toby's progress in them she mentioned she had not seen them before and is very pleased with them.

It is nice to see him walk with a straight back and enjoying his walks. Thank you for giving him a new lease of life we know have a very happy dog and owners! The trouble is we are the dog of the neighbourhood every knows Toby has wheels and everyone is looking at him, we just explain why and how it has increased his life and where we got them from.

I can heartily recommend this to others as it has expanded her mobility. The cart is great and she is doing up to two miles a day in it in all conditions as you can see! It has changed her life (saved it actually!), as she is unable to walk at all without it. Her back legs are strong but with no control and getting worse."

Thank you for all your help... my vet was well impressed and will be recommending you to his clients.

He is now having full length walks over quite rough territory and he has developed considerable steering and manoeuvring ability. He has also unfortunately become aware of his potential celebrity status and now believes everyone he meets will automatically have a treat in their pocket for him. He became a positive nuisance on the beach at Whitley Bay over Easter and had to be walked on the lead to prevent the warm hearted Geordie dog lovers exhausting their biscuit supplies.

He has regained is former spritely and cheeky nature and it is a source of great joy and satisfaction to me that the doubters have been proved wrong. Thank you so much for your excellent work and for making possible such a restoration of my Ben's health and happiness."

When we realized that he would not walk we wondered if it was fair to keep such a young and very active dog alive in this condition. We then found out about buggies for dogs and ordered one from yourselves because it looked as if this one was suitable for most terrains. He took to his buggy straight away. Having been restricted for eight weeks it was wonderful we could now take him out for walks again. We had a few problems at first until Buddy realized his limitations (extra width, allowing for turning, etc.) but now we go out for rambles in the woods, up the Downs and round the village where he is something of a celebrity.

Buddy is a lovely dog, adored by our Grandchildren. It would have been such a shame to put to sleep a happy and healthy dog who unfortunately cannot walk – but this might have been the only answer without his wheels.
Thanks again, also for the back-up service with wheels etc.

However after the last few months of using the wheelchair his muscles have strengthened and he is even getting movement back in his lower back legs so the nerve damage must be repairing itself. On occasions he has even managed to stand himself up unaided. I took him to see my own vet a few weeks ago and he was astounded at his progress (his words not mine) and the quality of life he now has. In fact in some ways his life has improved since he no longer needs the medication for arthritic pain he was taking before his accident.

However the moment I knew he was really happy was when we were out for a walk and Bracken deliberately rolled himself upside down (still in his wheelchair!) so he could rub his back on the grass. No sooner had I got him back on his feet than he did it again! Whatever happens now I know I did the right thing in getting the wheelchair and giving Bracken a new lease of life. Thank you again.

To cut a long story short Max adapted to the wheels easily and soon learned to give trees and other structures a bit of a wider berth than before. We continued to take long walks with our other dog Q right up to last week when unfortunately I had to take one of my hardest decisions to put Max to sleep.

I would therefore like to thank you as your products gave Max an extra 9 months of active life."