Haute Wheels Dog Wheelchair

This product changed my dog's life and mine. She had a car accident when she was just 3 months old. she survived but ended up with a spinal injury that makes her walk so hard and painful. She's now able to walk farest distances with the wheelchair and improved her general posture even when she's not using it. The quality of the product is very high and so easy to wear and unwear. I've been looking for so long for a product like this and we can't be happier and grateful for it. In the video you can see her right after wearing it for the first time.

I have tried other brands of wheel chairs with my long hair chihuahua in the past with no success. She absolutely loves her Haute Wheels chair. She not only is able to run outside on her own now, but she is starting to gain more confidence every day to walk on non-carpeted floors something she hasn’t done in YEARS!

Frankie has been having problems with his back legs for awhile. He recently got his diagnosed with cancer but he’s still such a super active guy! The wheels are adjustable depending on the support he needs for that day and once he’s in it his tail I wagging! Comes with a bag for easy storage or if you want to take a road trip to the park!

Very happy with the Haute Wheels Dog Wheelchair. The chair is lightweight and easy to assemble. Our small dog took off immediately in the chair and it is helping with her to use back legs that became non functional. She is so happy to be able to walk with the wheels!

The wheelchair gives a variety of different options to provide the perfect fit for Carlos, who is now getting used to using the wheelchair for his degenerative myelopathy.

Our large shephard lab mix tore both CCLs. He’s too old for surgery. We are also waiting for custom braces.

The XL shoulder harness was too small and the front end rode too low. I attached it to a regular dog harness and it works ok now. They should have a bigger harness. Our dog isn’t that huge!

Also, there is no instructional video or manual for how to position the extra brace for the xl wheelchair.

He walks easily in it and it is lightweight.

We do have to be ready to catch up he back of it if he takes a corner too fast or turns in a circle as it will tip! This may be less of an issue with shorter dogs with a lower center of gravity.

Overall, however, we are happy we can continue taking our dog on the walks he loves.

After assembly, which was a bit confusing, we put Jade (our 16 year old Chiweenie) in the wheelchair. Much to our surprise she immediately took off running like she had always been in it !! We have had her out at a local park twice now, and she really seems to enjoy the new mobility, running like a much younger girl. There were a couple of semispectacular rollovers, but when uprighted again all was fine. Overall, we are very happy with her wheelchair, as is she.

I love that you can really customize the height, width, length of this. It helps to minimize the risk that it won't work for your pet. Before this, I spent so many hundreds on braces for my dog with IVDD and the other companies had poor customer service and claimed to accept returns for a different size but I reached out a few times and never was able to exchange my item. Thus far, this wheelchair has helped more than the braces. I do wish that I could buy a slightly larger harness. The holes on these seem slightly too snug for my corgis upper leg. I plan to reach out to customer service about whether there's a way to purchase that separately. I think it will make the wheelchair much more comfortable for my dog.

Hi, This is Tootsie Rose Lee! Tootsie has a degenerated disc, near her shoulders, from falling down the stairs once years ago and again a few years back. She has 2 speeds prance and run and although she's lost her step her heart, and her head, still bob at those speeds. A couple years ago she started dragging her back right leg, we got the Xrays and saw the disc gone and spinal cord impingement. No doctor would do anything for her(another story). Meds helped a lot, she still takes Gab. For inflammation. She's learned to live with it and has more great days than good and more good days than bad!! Brings us a toy day and night. And that's with the cataracts!! She's seeing something.sometimes. anyway. Toots started dragging her right hind leg and then her left a little. So I got her booties. When she couldn't go more than a block without tiring I got her the wheels. She's an odd size so I got the odd sized one. She has no butt and stays a bit hunched, so the back strap kept slipping off. Passing the extra strapping through the buckles(a bit tight) I tied them together down her spine. Immediately she was relived her back end lifted onto the wheels Tootsie Wheels! and she was soon happy! I have some photos if you like. Thank you for making these wheels. Toots gets a good walk in around Napa and still plays fetch, in the house, twice a day!

In April 2024, our dog Jack lost the use of his back legs due to a major side effect from Librela injections. After researching wheelchair manufacturers, we chose a Haute Wheels (HW) wheelchair based on their excellent reviews. I spoke with a HW representative who was exceptionally helpful in selecting the right size for Jack.

When the wheelchair arrived, we had some difficulty adjusting it to fit Jack properly, but we got very close. Unfortunately, within three days of receiving the wheelchair, Jack's right front leg became too weak to use it. Since we had already taken it outside for a trial run, we were unable to return it due to the return policy.

I have a suggestion: Consider offering partial refunds or a buy-back option for chairs returned in excellent condition. The chairs are well-made, so I'm certain they have a long shelf life. Only the wheels were scuffed from one trial run, and a little dog hair clings to the Velcro. You could offer a pre-owned option or rental opportunities.

Thank you for the opportunity to submit a review and for caring about our handicapped pets!