Dog Full Body Lifting Harnesses

Arthritis,Rehabilitation,Injured,Surgery,Disabled Dog

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Dog Full Body Lifting Harnesses are made of soft cotton cloth, adjustable velcro and hand-held webbing, designed for elderly or joint damage, arthritis, rheumatism dogs, to help them walk, up and down stairs, get on and off the car, let lost The dog's ability to walk can return to normal life. Our products provide comprehensive protection. This product can be used on dogs with front or rear leg injuries.

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Product Name: Dog Full Body Lifting Harnesses

Product Category:Dog Support Harness

Ideal For Breeds: Small Medium Large Dog

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The KindlyDOgs Full Body Dog Lifting Harnesses designed for old or Arthritis, rheumatism dogs to help them walk.

Product Description

Designed for old or joint injuries, Arthritis, rheumatism dogs to help them walk, and go up and down stairs, get on and off cars, so that dogs who have lost walking ability can return to normal life. You don't have to worry about dogs falling down stairs. Our products provide comprehensive protection. This product can be used for dogs with foreleg or hind leg injuries.

Features

Suitable for male and female.

Soft handle using comfortable.

Wide size choice could be wear to most of the dogs.

Applicable disease
- Degenerative myelopathy (DM)
- Difficulty moving legs
- Injury recovery
- Post-surgical recovery
- Mobility issues caused by arthritis
- Mobility issues caused by ACL tears
Material
- Soft cotton cloth
- Adjustable velcro
- Handheld webbing
Instructions

The KindlyDogs Full Body Dog Lifting Harnesses designed for old or joint injuries, Arthritis, rheumatism dogs to help them walk, and go up and down stairs, get on and off cars, so that dogs who have lost walking ability can return to normal life. You don't have to worry about dogs falling down stairs. Our products provide comprehensive protection. This product can be used for dogs with foreleg or hind leg injuries.

Size measurement

To determine the best size for your pet, please measure your dog in a natural standing position and measure from 1” above the right stifle (knee) to the middle of the back. If in-between sizes, please select the size based on your dog’s weight range.

Notice

Please remove the brace 2-3 times a day and let the skin breatheRemove the brace to let the wound breathe while resting at

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M M***K 2023/12/20
My dog had an operation on his CCL, and like any man, I decided to carry him up and down the stairs. After one week my back was hurting - he weighs 22kg. I have bought this and it is so much easier, he is stable, feels more controlled, my back is starting to feel better and I can see the stairs! Couldn't recommend enough.
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J J***n 2023/12/13
Every fur parent should have one of these especially if you own a large breed dog. Unfortunately, you never know when and if they’re going to hurt themselves just by simply running and when the time comes, it’s vital to have something like this so that your fur baby feels comfortable to be moved so that you can get them into the car easily and then to the vet even easier. I found this after a tear to the knee. It’s been great but my only wish is that I would have found it sooner.
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Q Q***n 2023/12/12
I had an 85 pound foster dog that became ‘wet sand bags’ when it came to getting him in the bathtub. (Actually liked the bathing part and could get on his own miraculously…) I tried kid steps, treats, everything to figure it out, but finally found this lifting strap. It was perfect! It all clips together/wraps around so no matter what position he was in, it was easy to get on. I didn’t think that the front and back ‘security’ straps would be as beneficial as they were but it made me and the dog more comfortable as I could focus on the heaving of him up and over the (small tub) ledge and not him slipping out the front or back. Pretty sure he found the entire thing as laughable as I did as when I got him in the tub and took it off he wagged his tail and did his little butt wiggle… like “you finally got me here”. He had a skin condition so I had to do multiple baths. This made life soooooo much easier! 1 person up and over and we were ready for bath time.
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R R***n 2023/11/27
My dog just turned 10 and he accidentally hurt his foot while running in a field last week. It became increasingly difficult for him to go up stairs. I have been using this support for about a week now and he and I love it. It's easy to place next to him and allows me to support him without having to carry him. I can also help him cut his toenails better, it's really a great tool. I highly recommend it.
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J J***n 2023/10/6
Our corgi is losing function in his hind legs so it was time for us to figure out how best to navigate taking him out and comfort. For background info, our corgi is 35 pounds and 11 years old.We got the large harness since the corgi model is pictured w a large. As you can see from my photo, he fits in the harness and he was able to quickly learn how to use it.He does breathe a bit heavy when he’s in it and being carried, so I’m guessing it’s not the most comfortable fit for him, but we don’t plan on carrying him all the time.It seems to work pretty well for holding him up to help him walk. And no need for an additional leash or harness since the handles work for that purpose.
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