Jennifer Pratt

It’s not always easy to spot the signs that your dog’s mobility is changing. Many of the signs of mobility loss begin very slowly and may even seem like a normal part of the aging process. Whether your dog has a hard time standing up after a nap, is less active than they once were, […]

CL tears and cruciate injuries are common injuries for dogs. In fact, ACL ruptures occur more often in dogs than in humans! According to the National Library of Medicine, out of 100,000 dogs, approximately 2,610 will suffer from an ACL tear annually compared to under 75 humans in the same size group. In 73% of these

It is vitally important for a paralyzed dog or cat to be able to get the exercise they need and to maintain their independence as much as possible. A wheelchair is crucial for your best friend to get outside, enjoy their daily walk, and play. But what does your pet use indoors or when your

The Walkin’ Wheels dog wheelchair is a mobility assist device that provides dogs with the support they need to stay active. The Walkin’ Wheels wheelchair features full adjustability in length, width, and height to offer pets a customized fit. Many injured or paralyzed dogs will use a wheelchair during recovery and for additional support during

As the temperature drops and winter sets in, our canine companions face a unique set of challenges. For them, cold weather is not just picturesque snowfall and cozy evenings. But it also marks the beginning of the season where they deal with lots of health risks. As pet owners, it falls upon us to ensure

A dog wheelchair plays a pivotal role in a dog’s degenerative myelopathy journey. Degenerative Myelopathy (DM) is a progressive neurological disease that takes its toll on a dog’s mobility. As DM progresses, a dog’s back legs will slowly weaken before the hind legs become fully paralyzed. Eventually, the mobility loss progresses up a dog’s spine

The first time a dog owner hears about dog wheelchairs might be because their dog has become paralyzed or is having a hard time getting around. And that can mean a lot of unanswered questions. Here are some of the more common questions that pet parents have about dog wheelchairs and how they work: Why

As a pet parent, you have a lot of oversight about what your furry friends eat, drink and play with throughout the day. However, some things are less in your control. For example, the air quality in your area could be subpar or detrimental to human and pet health. What can you do in this

In a world where every cat deserves a paw-some life, providing specialized care for physically handicapped cats is of utmost importance. Whether they were born with a disability or acquired it later in life, these exceptional felines require extra attention and support to thrive. From understanding their unique needs to creating an accessible environment, we’ll

Dog wheelchairs, also known as canine carts, are specially designed devices that can help dogs with mobility issues to move around easier and more comfortably. These devices come in different sizes and types to accommodate dogs of various breeds and sizes. The decision to get your dog a wheelchair, is an investment in your dog’s continued