Products for Handicapped Pets Archives - Page 2 of 11

New Front No-Knuckling Training Sock for Dogs Who Drag Their Paws

April 23, 2019 by PetRescueMomma 2 Comments

When Walkin’ Pets introduced the No-Knuckling training sock for dogs who drag their paws a few years ago, I was intrigued. The training sock is a therapeutic device that properly positions a dog’s paw for walking and standing.

Lots of other people took interest in the sock too because it was a huge success. Both pet owners and veterinary professionals reported good results using it.

But the original training sock had limitations. It was designed to fit a dog’s back legs and not the front. Pet owners found that frustrating and I got several emails about it.

Well, Walkin’ Pets must have heard from pet parents as well because they just launched their new Front No-Knuckling Training Sock. I think you’ll be impressed. [Read more…]

Mother’s Day Gifts For Dog Loving Pet Moms

April 5, 2019 by PetRescueMomma Leave a Comment

Mother’s Day will soon be here and I found the most charming gifts for dog loving Pet Moms. As the parent of two dogs (Bailey and Olivia) and two cats (Tiger and Spike), I am always looking for ways to let the world know, I am a proud Pet Mom. Each of these gifts “shout out” how much you love your fur kid.

As a pet blogger I am introduced to the latest products for dogs and their families. I’m excited to share these fun items for your Mother’s Day gifts shopping. They aren’t your typical bouquet of flowers. [Read more…]

My 5 Favorite Harnesses For Handicapped Dogs

February 18, 2019 by PetRescueMomma 56 Comments

(This story is an update to our original review of harnesses for handicapped dogs in 2014.) Our latest update was made February 2019.

If you have a dog that is paralyzed or has hind end weakness, one of the specialized harnesses for handicapped dogs listed below will undoubtedly become your favorite tool to keep your pup mobile. The proper harness will make life easier for you and your dog when you move them from one part of the house to another, take them outside to relieve themselves and when you lift them in and out of the car. A harness gives your dog a sense of independence because it allows them to move about freely while it relieves the stress on your back as you assist them.

5 top harnesses for handicapped dogs. — The Walkabelly from WalkAbout Harnesses

When my dog Sophie became paralyzed in 2008 there were three companies that made dog harnesses for disabled pets, but today there are more than a dozen to choose from. What was an easy choice has become an overwhelming decision for pet parents. To help simplify the process, I’ve put the different types of harnesses into categories and I’ve listed my 5 favorite brands of harnesses for handicapped dogs. I hope it helps you determine which product is the best fit for your pet. [Read more…]

Dog Wheelchair Review 2019 | Top-Rated Companies

January 28, 2019 by PetRescueMomma 12 Comments

Dog wheelchairs have given the gift of mobility to countless dogs, cats, farm animals and others who would’ve been left helpless due to paralysis, old age and spinal injuries. The popularity of these carts has grown so much it’s become important to write an annual dog wheelchair review.

With many new brands on the market it’s confusing for owners to pick the best cart for their pet. So, since 2016 I’ve posted an annual review of the top U.S. manufacturers in the industry. Here’s our Dog Wheelchair Review 2019. And this year, you’ll see our first review of a new design from Europe. [Read more…]

Cost-Saving Mobility Carts for Big Paralyzed Dogs

November 13, 2018 by PetRescueMomma 2 Comments

A pet owner recently pointed out that large paralyzed dogs are at a disadvantage. She was referring to the cost of taking care of them. And it’s true. When a big dog gets sick, everything from the diagnostic tests to surgery and rehab devices like wheelchairs are more expensive. But before you throw in the towel over price-tags, I have some great pet parent recommended cost-saving mobility carts for big paralyzed dogs. [Read more…]