Dog Wheelchairs And Ramps: A Match Made In Dog Paradise

Copyright (c) 2011 Sylvan Newby

When you first built or moved in to your new
home, you probably never thought that one day,
you'll need to equip it with ramps and gates for
your dog wheelchair-bound pet, that's because
none of us expect those things to happen. So, if
you happen to reside in a particularly hilly and
stair-stacked home, what happens to your
mobility challenged dog?

Of course there are a lot of options available.
You can always keep your dog in the part of the
house where he can have some room to wheel
around. Although that is similar to being
imprisoned in a somewhat luxurious cell, it is
still pretty limiting but overall, better than
not being able to move at all. Or, you can
install some ramps in some parts of the house
where the stairs aren't too high or steep,
series of steps that a dog on a wheelchair can
still manage to climb on his or her own power.

If you have the means, shopping for all sorts of
aids and accessories won't be a problem. Heck,
sometimes, they can almost be fun. Especially
since you know they might help improve both the
quality of your pet's life and your life as
well. What is important is finding and sticking
to the really important ones. If the issue is
mobility, then find ways to address it. Tackle
the problems and get solutions.

A dog wheelchair is the first answer to the
problem of getting around once your pet has lost
the ability to move, use, or feel their limbs.
But even when you've gotten the dog wheelchair,
that's just the beginning of the solution.
Getting around in your home is a whole new set
of challenges.

Clear your house of non-essentials—define
it by your standards, not by your dog's. In the
end, it's your home; make sure to keep breakable
valuables out of harm's way, just in case. This
makes it more dog wheelchair ready and friendly,
fewer things to knock into. While the dog
wheelchairs will be your pet's mobility's
savior, ramps will be your home's. Built-ins,
movable, telescoping, indoor, and outdoor ramps,
custom jobs and pre-made, those will work with
dog wheelchairs to your pet's utter delight and
help transport them to various parts of the
house and allowing them once again, freedom to
access their so-called home.

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more about dog wheelchairs

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