them to lie down, but I can't remember what it's called. Try abledogs.net; somebody there had 1.

size requires) with a leotard or onesie to hold them on?

a flat-bed type cart. Ask Debbie; if I recall correctly, they used 1 for Sheba. I can't think of the company link off-hand, and my computer took that info when the motherboard blew.

of the boys cruising.

that comes back. Many of mine have climbed for awhile before jumping again, so this may yet happen.

My Lynx looks just like Bendy, so I can get a cuteness fix, too!!

You could try a walking harness if you wish, but unless there are other conditions/injuries coexisting, I wouldn't rush into a cart, etc. Tripods usually do fine without much help.

I've never heard of a commercial product for that, but I'll try to think about it...

OK. It seems to me that I remember several people from Abledogs (abledogs.net, a VERY active email list for paralyzed critters) saying that their puppers regained control, or semi-control, when using a cart. I suggest you join their list for more info. Here is the homemade cart link in case you're i...

http://www.pawcare.com/rclemmons/index.htm

Dr. Clemmons' neurology links can be very helpful, but, be warned, they're technical.

http://www.merckvetmanual.com/



Merck Vet

I've asked jdf, the local link guru, to bring his Wobbler's links, but I don't know how long it'll take for a response.

Mark@handicappedpets.com to put in the gallery. You then post the pic addy in the "Optional Image URL:" box under the "Comments:" posting box. The Gallery page has posting directions, too. In addition to vinyl, you could consider replacing carpet with GLUE laminate flooring; I've...

I don't suppose you all are in VA?

Yep, tripods do fine, wheels or not. I also push for human wheelchair hockey and have done human disability stuff for over 25 years, so I understand!