**Airlift One Dog & Cat Rear Support Harness - Adjustable Lifting Aid for Mobility & Rehabilitation - Medium/Large 25-29 Inch - Ideal for Post-Surgery Recovery & Elderly Pets** *(Use Case: Perfect for pets with hip dysplasia, arthritis, or recovering from surgery to regain mobility and independence.)*
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SKU:64612277
Product Description
OLD or DISABLED DOGS - Help your senior dog walk when suffering from arthritis, degenerative myelopathy or other debilitating ailments or disabled dogs needing help with mobility or balance. INJURED DOGS - Ideal for dogs recovering from knee, hip or back injuries. Great for rehabilitation after orthopedic surgeries. Used in Veterinary Hospitals and Clinics. support sling with long handles to assist your pet with walking Recommended by veterinary specialists, rehabilitation therapists and veterinary teaching institutions world wide as the best and safest means to rehabilitate your pet safely. Our products have been assisting dogs for over 30 years END BACK PAIN - Stop bending over to lift your dog off of the ground. Our sling allows you to give your dog a lift without bending over.
Product Features
Support harness for dogs and cats with back end weakness due to old age, arthritis, injuries and neurological problems *breathable neoprene material, soft padded leg support, adjustable handles*assisting elderly pets with injuries and for rehabilitation * great assist for arthritis and geriatric pets* great ergonomically for person lifting*able to be worn during bathroom needs without soiling* hand washable
Customer Reviews
headsup, this is only a single thin layer of neoprene. It has no structure to it as photo suggests, was expecting it to have shape and support as in photo. It gives more than we expected when you lift the dog, so watch out for a LOT of loose space through the dog's back once you have the carry handles up and bearing weight. Our dog nearly slipped out the back of it.
