
The Original Walkabout Back End Harness
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The Walkabout Back End Harness is a hind-leg support sling that lets you lift a pet's rear end while it walks, climbs stairs or gets into a car. It has been used by veterinary and rehab specialists for decades for arthritis, hip dysplasia, IVDD, spinal trauma, knee injuries and post-surgery recovery. It is a simple strap-and-handle design rather than a full-body harness, so it is lighter and quicker to put on than wheeled carts or full slings, but it offers no support to the front legs. Owners value it as a low-cost way to keep an aging or recovering pet moving and to spare their own back.
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Owners and veterinary professionals describe the Walkabout as a dependable, long-standing aid that keeps arthritic and post-surgical pets mobile. Many say it is simple to use and makes lifting a large dog far easier on the owner's back. Some note it takes practice to position correctly and that it does nothing for front-leg weakness.
The Original Walkabout Back End Harness is a hind leg support lift and mobility aid for cats and dogs. It is used for mobility issues including arthritis, hip dysplasia, spinal trauma, knee injuries, surgery, amputations, degenerative myelopathy, IVDD and general fatigue.
The harness lets you lift your pet when needed. It can help a pet climb stairs, get into and out of vehicles, get on and off furniture, or get around on a walk. Lifting with the harness can also help protect your back.
There is clearance in the front and back, so a pet can go potty while wearing it. It suits male and female pets and stays clean during potty time. It can be left on during the day and used as needed.
