Weeble

Weeble

Big news here. The other nite Weeble was able to take about 7-8 steps by himself! He’s had some problems with his paws knuckling under, & usually I have to help him, but the other night he was able to correct the problem himself !!!!! He knows that the cart is his & gets so [...]

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Bailee

Bailee

Hello Eddie, My name is Mariann Neuschaefer and my dog is Bailee and she is a keeshond. I had purchased your wheels for Bailee because she has a fused spine and can’t not use her back legs at all. She LOVES HER WHEELS!!! When I bring her wheels out and she see’s it she goes [...]

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Bella

Bella

Hello Leslie, I know it has been ages since we have been in contact about Bella, my eleven year old Weimaraner but I wanted to send you a picture of her practicing in her cart recently. We have been very fortuante that she has been able to get around on her own lately but should [...]

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Rona

Rona

We have a cart of yours for our 8 year german shepard Rona who suffers from DM. She is now completely paralyzed in her back end but I tell you she is doing absolutely fabulous. I really think sometimes she forgets her handicap. Attached is my happy girl. I can’ t even thank you enough. [...]

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King

King

Hi, my name is Rob Hughes. My wife and I bought a cart from you last May for my dog King. King suffered from degenerative disc disease, and at the time we got the cart, he was having a hard time walking. The disease progressed to where he could only shuffle through the house using [...]

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Kymmie

Kymmie

Dear Eddie’s Wheels, I wanted to thank you for Kymmie’s new wheels. Kymmie was diagnosed with cancer in his lungs nearly 2 years ago and was treated for it as much as he would allow. About a month ago, we found out that the cancer had progressed to his spine and that he had a [...]

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Eddie's Wheels custom designs wheelchairs for other animals besides dogs and cats

Ben the Alpaca

Ben was paralyzed as a result of contracting meningeal worms. His legs are in spastic paralysis and are fixed in a flexed position. In order to accommodate this, Ed made a special saddle that would easy for him to get in and out of, and we put plastic fenders over the wheels to rest his [...]

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