Mass Vet Referral Blog features Eddie’s Wheels
22. Feb, 2012 
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As a local New England company, we’ve cultivated our relationships with many major veterinary surgical and emergency hospitals and animal rehab centers. We have found that their referrals have sparked our own creativity and added to our depth of knowledge. It was referrals from Angell Memorial, Tufts Vet School, Mass Referral, among others, that inspired Ed to develop the adjustable clinic quad. The variable axle option, now used by hundreds of dogs with degenerative myelopathy, was developed in response to working with animal rehabilitation vets to help dogs recuperating from traumatic injuries that temporarily weakened their forelimbs, as well as impacting the rear leg mobility.
These professional collaborations result in more happy pets getting the mobility aids they need to cope with their disabilities. Veterinarians enjoy the emotional benefits of knowing that even if surgical outcomes are not what was hoped for, that pets can continue to live long and happy lives with the assistance of a cart.
We were heartened to read this wonderful blog written by Dr. Mark Troxel, neuro-surgeon at Mass Veterinary Referral Hospital on the IVG Hospitals website: http://www.ivghospitals.com/specialty-services/born-to-ride/. We ‘re proud to say that Mass Referral has been sending their neuro and ortho clients to us exclusively for many years. We’ve worked closely with their doctors and rehab specialists to provide positive outcomes for their handicapped pets.
Fenway, a black lab who suffered an FCE, spent several years rolling in his Eddie's Wheels
Louie, a mini-dachshund, coming home from back surgery , tries out a set of wheels
Hi, Our beloved pet(Dash) torn both ACL’s and we are interested in a wheel cart or dog wheel chair? We Live in Michigan. Please help!
Thank you,PEGGY
We ship all over the world. Measure your dog according to the instructions on the order page, and we can help!
I have a small dog (about 10 pounds) born with a either cerrabellum or spinal injury. I am on social security so I do not have much money but I felt I could save his life, he cannot walk he skoots ie Skooter is his name he was born in June he is better than he was but still cannot hold his body up to walk , do you have any used chairs at a reasonable price that would fit him? thank you for the information
We do have some used carts, so you might want to take your dog’s measurements and we can look for a used cart. A new cart for him, with stirrups and shipping is $405.00. A used cart could be half price.