What You Need Before You Measure
Soft Measuring Tape
Use a flexible tape for accurate results. If you don’t have one, use string and measure it with a ruler.
Dog Standing Naturally
Measure with your dog standing relaxed on all four legs. Keep their posture neutral, not stretched forward.
Don’t Pull the Tape Tight
The tape should sit snug against the fur, but not compress it. Too tight can lead to the wrong size.
Measure Twice
Take each measurement two times to confirm. If you’re between sizes, write both numbers down.
How to Measure for the Right Wheelchair Size
Measurement - 1
Back Height
Where to place the tape: Measure from the ground straight up to the highest point of your dog’s back, near the hips.
Start and end points: Start at the floor next to the rear paws. End at the top of the back just above the hind legs.
Common mistake: Measuring to the middle of the back or while your dog is sitting. Your dog should be standing naturally.
Measurement - 2
Body Length
Where to place the tape: Measure along your dog’s body from the chest area to the base of the tail.
Start and end points: Start at the front of the chest (where the harness would sit). End at the base of the tail (not the tip).
Common mistake: Measuring too far forward (neck) or too far back (tail tip).
Measurement - 3
Hip Width
Where to place the tape: Measure across the widest part of your dog’s hips.
Start and end points: Place the tape from one outer hip point to the other, straight across.
Common mistake: Measuring around the hips like a belt instead of straight across.
Find your Wheelchair Size
Answer a couple of quick measurements and we’ll recommend the best size. If you’re in between, we’ll nudge you to the safer option.
Questions? Email contact@whiskerbark.com and we’ll help you size it.
Adjustable Dog Wheelchair | Pet Assistance Walking Wheels
🐾 Fully Adjustable Fit – Customizable in height, length, and width to adapt perfectly to your dog’s size.
💪 Lightweight Stainless Steel Frame – Strong yet light enough to resist rust and bending.
🛞 All-Terrain Rubber Wheels – Premium silent rubber wheels roll smoothly on any surface.
🔄 Adjustable Wheel Position – Fine-tune wheel placement for different leg lengths or walking styles.
🩵 Supportive Belly Sling – Soft belly strap gently supports your dog’s weight and keeps them balanced.
🐶 Comfortable Leg Rings – Padded rear-leg supports reduce pressure and prevent chafing during movement.
🚻 Bathroom-Friendly Design – Allows your dog to relieve themselves naturally without removing the wheelchair.
🔗 Leash Attachment Ring – Built-in loop for easy leash connection and added control on walks.
🧳 Foldable & Portable – Folds down in seconds for travel or storage, great for vets or outdoor use.
🧩 Fast Assembly – Quick and simple to set up.
🧼 Easy to Clean – Wipe down or rinse the frame and harness for fast cleanup.
⚖️ Light but Stable – Balanced frame keeps your pup upright and confident, even on uneven terrain.
🐕 Ideal for Recovery & Mobility – Helps dogs regain independence after injury, surgery, or paralysis.
Give your dog their freedom back with the Whisker Bark Adjustable Dog Wheelchair, a durable, lightweight mobility aid designed to help pets walk, play, and explore again. Made from stainless steel, this supportive frame is both sturdy and easy to handle, ensuring long-term comfort and stability for small to medium breeds.
The wheelchair adjusts in height, length, and width, so it fits your pet perfectly as they recover or grow stronger. Its rubber, all-terrain wheels move smoothly across grass, gravel, or pavement, while the soft belly sling and rear leg supports keep your pup comfortable on every adventure.
With a bathroom-friendly design, pets can relieve themselves naturally without removing the frame, making daily life simpler for both of you. Plus, the built-in leash ring, foldable frame, and tool-free setup make it practical for travel, rehab, or everyday walks.
Whether your dog is recovering from surgery, dealing with arthritis, or has permanent mobility issues, this adjustable wheelchair helps them stay active and confident, because every pet deserves to keep moving forward.
Estimated delivery between February 03 and February 06. Order within .
FAQs
No worries. We offer free returns for 30 days.
If you’re not sure about sizing before you order (or if the fit doesn’t look right), email us at contact@whiskerbark.com with:
- your dog’s measurements
- a side photo of your dog standing naturally
- a rear photo (straight behind)
We’ll help confirm the best size and guide you through the next steps.
The tape should sit snug against your dog’s fur without compressing it. If you pull the tape tight, your measurements can come out smaller than they should, which can lead to the wrong size. When in doubt, measure twice and write down both results.
If your dog falls between two sizes, we recommend choosing the size that matches the larger measurement (especially for width/height). A slightly roomier fit is typically easier to adjust than a fit that’s too tight.
Yes, measure over the fur, but don’t compress it. Thick coats can add a little extra volume, so the key is keeping the tape snug and consistent. If your dog has a very dense coat, take a second measurement with the fur gently smoothed down and compare both numbers.
Try measuring when your dog is calm, like after a short walk or meal. Use treats and have someone help hold your dog in a natural standing position (not sitting and not stretched forward). If you can’t get perfect numbers, take a few quick measurements and use the most consistent result.
Yes. If you’re unsure, send us:
- Your measurements
- A side photo of your dog standing naturally
- A rear photo (straight behind)
We can help confirm the best size based on what you send. Please email us at:
Email: contact@whiskerbark.com
Always measure with your dog standing naturally on all four legs. Sitting changes the body position and can throw off the numbers.
Most dogs can still use the bathroom normally while wearing the wheelchair. The rear support area is designed to keep the underside clear so your dog can relieve themselves without needing to remove the wheelchair.
If your dog’s routine is different, you can also take the wheelchair off quickly and put it back on after.
No. A properly fitted wheelchair is designed to support the rear while allowing your dog to move comfortably using their front legs. Your dog’s front legs help with forward motion, but the wheelchair reduces strain by carrying rear support through the frame and wheels.
If your dog looks uncomfortable or seems to be working too hard in the front, it’s usually a fit or adjustment issue. Double-check the measurements and strap adjustments.