Quick Start Guide ................3 Parts of the Walkin’ Wheels Rear Small Wheelchair ......4 ® Teach Your Pet How to Use Walkin’ Wheels ........5 ® Setting Up the Rear Wheelchair............7 Use Snap Buttons to Adjust Length, Width, and Height .......7 Adjusting the Length ..............7...
Quick Start Guide 1. Set up wheelchair length (p.7), height (p.8), and width (p.8) 2. Attach Leg Rings to wheelchair (p.10) 3. Put Front Harness on your pet (p.11) 4. Put your pet in wheelchair: Now that your pet is wearing the front harness, he/she is ready to get started.
Stirrups to keep feet from Front Harness with One Belly Belt for dragging; use if needed. comfort sleeves, mid-section support; use if needed. fully adjustable. 8" 4" The wheels included with the wheelchair will be deter- mined by your pet’s weight www.WalkinPets.com...
See next page for important step-by-step tips to begin the process of getting your pet used to the Walkin' Wheels and starting on the path to a second chance for an active life.
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Feed several pieces. Then you can step one foot backwards, again holding the food reward in front of you. She/he should then walk toward you to get the treat. Before you know it, she/he is walking in his Walkin’ Wheels ! Again, give a ®...
The Snap Buttons are an easy way to adjust the length, width, and height of the Walkin’ Wheels® wheelchair. Use an Allen key to push the Snap Button when it is inside the knuckle to make height adjustments.
There is a detailed “HOW TO” video on the DVD and online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxuAgcBzZpQ Black block Short Legs position Remove knuckle, re-position Long Legs position leg that holds the wheel Use a Phillips head screwdriver to change the position of the leg: 1.
Rear Support Leg Rings The Leg Rings support your pet’s hindquarters. They will take the weight off the legs while still allowing your pet to use their legs to maintain muscle mass. The Leg Rings should hang no lower than 3" below the frame.
The Velcro center connector can be moved forward or backward to ® avoid putting pressure on your pet’s genitals (ideal for intact pets). In addition, the Velcro connector can be wrapped loosely so there is space between the rings. The Velcro center connector MUST be used.
Is the Wheelchair Adjusted Properly? Check the items below to make sure the wheelchair is fitted properly. If you are still unsure about the fit, please email rear and side view photographs of your dog in the wheelchair to: helpme@walkinpets.com, and we will evaluate the fitting. Make sure you include what name the wheelchair was ordered under and your phone or sales receipt number.
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Incorrect If the extenders tilt up, then loosen the black strap on the front harness over your pet’s back, and tighten up the red bottom strap. Incorrect If the extenders tilt down, loosen the red bottom strap, and tighten the black strap over your pet’s back to raise extenders.
Optional Set Screws for Noise Reduction Using the set screws is not necessary, but will tighten up your wheelchair and reduce any rattling noises. The set screws also keep the wheelchair tight after it has been adjusted for your pet. When you tighten up the wheelchair, the side arms, called extenders, will be able to move up and down as your pet turns corners.
Belly Belt, if Needed Some animals will need additional support under their belly. You can determine if your pet needs additional support if their spine bows downward. It is also helpful for overweight pets or pets with spinal or disc issues. One end of the belly belt has a tri-glide (rectangular with bar in the middle) attached and the other side has Velcro ®...
Like the rest of the Walkin’ Wheels ® products, the Front Wheel Attachment is adjustable so it will fit the Walkin’ Wheels® wheelchair for any size pet from 11 to 25 pounds and can be easily removed at any time.
Socket Shoulder Screws (4) will be on the outside of wheelchair and used to attach leg rings. Step 2: Height: Struts and Wheels (C1 or C2) Insert the struts into the legs, making sure the left and right are on the correct side.
Side view (3" wheels) Front view (2" wheels) Putting Your Pet into the Fully Supportive (Quad) Wheelchair After the fully supportive wheelchair is assembled, place your pet's legs into each leg ring. You can cross extra strapping from leg rings over the body or Velcro together to form handles (p.11).
This heavy-duty lifting harness is fully compatible with the Walkin’ Wheels dog wheelchair. Walkin’ Warrior Rear Harness www.handicappedpets.com/walkin-warrior-rear-harness The Walkin’ Warrior Rear Harness provides the rear leg support your dog needs to get them back on their feet.
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The new Front Neoprene Harness is used to support the front legs of your Pet. This harness is compatible with the Quad Walkin’ Wheels ® wheelchair and can be used instead of the leg rings for extra support and comfort.
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The Walkin’ Scooter allows pets to be able to move freely around the house while easily maneuvering around indoor obstacles. The Walkin Scooter is perfect for when your pet is not using their Walkin’ Wheels wheelchair. Walkin’ Pet Boots ®...
AARF All-Inclusive Walkin’ Wheels Membership Program www.handicappedpets.com/ aarf-memembership-program The AARF Membership 1-Year All-Inclusive Walkin’ Wheels Membership Program provides 50% OFF discounts on wheelchair replacement parts and 50% OFF discounts on wheelchair accessories. Replacement part discounts may be used up to two times per replacement part per year.
® facturer, Wheels for Pets, LLC, for five years from the date of purchase against defects in material or workmanship. If the frame breaks under normal usage, please let us know, and we will repair or replace the wheelchair at our option.
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