Good Morning America's  resident veterinarian, Marty Becker, gave his picks for some of the best products for making your pet's golden years as comfortable as possible. Walkin' Wheels dog wheelchair was one of his favorites.

See the full story on Good Morning America by clicking here.

Will a Dog Wheelchair Work for your Dog?

In order to use a rear wheel doh wheelchair, you dog will need to have some strength in his front legs. By using a towel to lift the rear legs off the ground, you can see if the dog will be able to use a rear wheel dog wheelchair.

If your dog cannot pass this test, he will need a custom-made "Quad" or Four Wheel dog wheelchair.

Nancy Bregger Demonstrates in this video:

Blue Doberman "Billy Bob" is saved by the work of a LA rehab and a cart donated by HandicappedPets.com. Watch him take the steps that saved his life.

This majestic Weimaraner came to us unable to walk, We tried the Walkin' Wheels dog wheelchair and off he went. Now he can exercise, eliminate, and looks forward to years of happy, healthy living.

Beautiful 10 Year Old Rescue from Alaska Gets Dog Wheelchair!
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Denali came to HandicappedPets.com after several weeks of not being able to use her back legs. After five minutes in the cart, she started running again! Denali is seen here in her new Walkin' Wheels (TM) cart for the first time. She has the 12 inch pneumatic tires option for extra traction because she likes to run in the snow.(If your browser does not allow Popups, click here to watch)

Lucy, a cute black dog with a bright blue tongue, was born in Puerto Rico. Hit by a car and left by the side of the road to die, she was rescued by the Second Chance Animal Rescue and, after almost giving up hope, by a woman in Peterborough, NH. In October 2008 she was named "HandicappedPets.com Official Mascot" and given a new Walkin' Wheels dog wheelchair.

How to use the belly belt for a dog wheelchair.

The belly belt now comes with one side attached with Velcro. This makes it easier to get the dog in and out of the wheelchair. This video shows how.

CNN Covers Lucy's Story!
CNN saw our story about adopting Lucy and helped us spread the word. Watch as the talk about the adjustable Walkin' Wheels Adjustable dog wheelchair. Shown here in her new cart with with her new caretaker in Peterborough, NH.

This Ridgeback dog took to the Walkin' Wheels adjustable dog wheelchair right away. Strap him in and HE'S OFF!

Dogs with mobility problems need exercise to help their blood flow and for elimination. With the help of an adjustable dog wheelchairs, handicapped pets can live long, happy, healthy lives.

How you measure your dog for a rear support harness and how to put it on.

One of our frequently asked questions involves how to measure and put on a rear dog support harness. In this instructional video, Ellen describes how to do it.

This lovely Pit Bull, Fandango, is using  the adjustable Walkin' Wheels Dog Wheelchair from HandicappedPets.com. Shown here using the "Leg Rings" rear harness support system -- an alternative to the rear support lifting harness. This cart was donated to Fandango by the 4th graders in Kathy Barton's Class in Velma OK. See the full story on the website.

Nico's first steps in a HandicappedPets.com Dog Wheelchair.

Marvin, a rescued Lab from R.I. donates wheelchair to Nico, a paralyzed Boxer in Revere, MA. Nico, a paraplegic after a stroke takes his first steps in over a year. HandicappedPets.com and Marvin, a beautiful and happy 8 year old black lab, and his owner, Dr. EJ Finnochio from the RISPCA donate a cart to Nico, a happy 12 year old Boxer who still tries to chase the
neighborhood dogs and cats, even though he has paraplegia in his rear legs.

German Shepherd, Augie, was unable to walk without the aid of a wheelchair. This beautiful animal is happy, healthy, and enjoys an active life. It's so important to understand that dogs with mobility problems need a little extra help, but can be great companions.

Watch Iko Running and playing in his dog wheelchair! It's AMAZING how quickly dogs adapt to wheels! After a small adjustment period - they're off and running and playing. Who Me Handicapped?

NH Chronicle tells the story of Johanna, a paralyzed daschund that was helped by Kathy Bartons' 4th Grade Class in Velma Oklahoma.
ABC News also talks about Barkley, a dog that was saved through the efforts of HandicappedPets.com and The Handicapped Pets Foundation.

Arnie Costell, Creator of the Rear End Support Leash, the Bottoms Up Leash, talks about how it changed his, and Watson's life. The Bottoms Up Leash lifts a dog from the back ens, where he needs the help. Help lift him to a car or up stairs.

See This Product and others to help lift dogs.

Video guide to buying Pet boots and dog shoes.

We've had a lot of requests from people who want to better understand the differences between our dog boots. Kathy Conley of handicappedpets tells you everything you need to know in these short videos.

Dog with amputated leg Enjoys Life!

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I found your Homepage very intresting and helpfull, so I decided to send you a video of my threeleged dog.
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Bonny lost her leg  in 2005. She is 7 years old and had a very rear kind of tumor.

Cedar Loves his dog cart!

It's so important, when an otherwise healthy dog loses the use of his back legs, to give them the lears of healthy, happy living they need. They Love their cart! They can play, run, and live again!

Shadow in his Dog Wheelchair. What a great thing for a dog with injured back legs who needs help to walk! Although this wheelchair was one of the older, custom wheelchairs that was made with the back wheels a little too long -- Thankfully, now there's adjustable dog wheelchairs!

NH Chronicle Interviews Mark C. Roninson, owner and founder of Handicapped Pets.com and talks about some of our products, services, and support. See footage of Johanna, the amazing resuce story!

Watch this dog with an amputated leg live a happy healthy life with a prosthetic leg. Pretty soon he'll be completely adjusted to it.

How to adjust the length of a Walkin' Wheels dog wheelchair.

This short video shows how easy it is to adjust the length of a Walkin' Wheels wheelchair for dogs. The cart will bit any dog from about 20 to 200 lbs. Shown here is the Large Size length extender. For shorter dogs, use the shorter length extender.