An Eddie's Wheels dog wheelchair for Toshi.
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Uploaded by Edswheel on Jan 12, 2012
Toshi had no voluntary movement in his rear legs, but after only a few minutes in an Eddie's Wheels cart, started to paddle with one rear leg. These carts are an excellent rehab tool for paralyzed dogs. Visit www.eddieswheels.com
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In 2002 my mini doxie became paralyzed. The vet basically said that there was no deep tendon response in either back legs so we got him an Eddies Wheels cart. He spent 20 minutes 2x a day in it. Within 6 weeks he started to move one of his rear legs. Then he began to move the other. The vet said it was nothing short of a miracle and attributed to the exercise he was getting in the cart every day. He lived until 2008 walking on all 4 legs but in the end he became paralyzed again and he knew it w
JeanannO 1 month ago