"Jacob", a minature pinscher, contracted tetanus. Through heroic efforts at Penn Vet School Hospital, he survived tentanus, but now his front legs are fixed in permanent extensions. With the help of Jacob's dad, a mechanical engineer for DuPont, we developed a two-wheel doggie wheelchair to help Jacob get around. Boy, does Jacob move now - especially for food! See more videos and pictures at: http://www.k-9cart.com/Our-Video-Vault/Testimonials/
The cart seems a tad but too high for him, I would adjust in a half inch down
leatherfacefan1974 2 months ago
@leatherfacefan1974 The cart was custom-fit in our shop. Since Jacob had tentanus, which gave rigidity to his front legs, it is hard to make a comment like this based on looking at a video. His cart is adjustable, and one could move Jacob up and down in the cart. This position is where he was most comfortable. But thank you for your concern.
k9carts 2 months ago
Poor little dog! I might be wrong but it's seems that the size of the cart is not right for him. The front bars are too long for his height and that forces him into an unnatural position.
writenow 7 months ago
@writenow Actually, this dog had tetanus which lead to permanent rigidity in Jacob's forelimbs. One of the advantages of a K-9 Cart dog wheelchair is our veterinary expertise to deal with special cases such as this. Fortunately, Jacob's owners could travel to Oxford for a custom fit. For those who cannot, we make our carts adjustable in height, length, and width so that a perfect fit can be achieved.
k9carts 7 months ago
What happened to your Italian greyhound? Does he have a cart to get around too?
k9carts 1 year ago