Helping dogs move more comfortably.
We have helped dogs access wheelchairs and protective gear. If your dog needs mobility support, contact us to ask about suitability and current availability.
Who it is for
For dogs who may benefit from extra support.
Equipment availability, fitting and delivery are evaluated individually. We cannot promise worldwide delivery or cover every shipping cost.
This initiative exists to help dogs with mobility needs. Available support depends on the equipment and resources we have at the time.
How to apply
Tell us about your dog.
Veterinary context.
A summary of the diagnosis or the care your veterinarian has recommended.
Photos and video.
Show your dog standing or moving only if it is safe to do so.
Your veterinarian’s contact.
So any potential equipment can be discussed responsibly.
Email woof@frenchbulldogclub.net with the information above. We review messages as capacity allows; we cannot guarantee a 24-hour response.
Ask your veterinarian whether a wheelchair or brace is appropriate before using one.
What we give
Wheelchairs and recovery gear.
We also give spare parts, such as wheels.
If you know a dog who needs help, share this page with their person. If you want to donate, please review the purpose of the current external appeal before giving.
WheelchairsVeterinary guidance advised
Wheelchair support starts with the right fit.
A four-wheel wheelchair with a light aluminium frame and a breathable, padded harness. The height, length and width adjust.
What it is for. For dogs whose veterinarian recommends assisted mobility.
- Lightweight aluminium frame
- Height, length and width adjust
- Breathable, padded harness
- Glowing wheels for night walks
Sizes and how to measure
| Size | Dog weight | Back length | Shoulder height |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | under 10 kg | 25 to 38 cm | 20 to 35 cm |
| M | 10 to 25 kg | 40 to 58 cm | 35 to 52 cm |
| L | 25 to 45 kg | 58 to 72 cm | 52 to 68 cm |
| XL | over 45 kg | 70 to 95 cm | 65 to 88 cm |
Back length: measure from the front edge of the shoulder blade, behind the front leg, to the base of the tail. This sets the length of the wheelchair.
Shoulder height: measure from the ground to the top of the shoulder, the highest point behind the front legs. This sets the height of the frame.
Between two sizes? Do not guess: ask the equipment supplier or your veterinarian about the safest fit.
When you apply, add your dog’s measurements if you can.
Elbow bracesVeterinary guidance advised
An elbow brace that holds the joint.
A hinged elbow brace may support a dog’s joint when it is correctly fitted and recommended by a veterinarian. The exact design depends on the item available.
What it is for. For a dog whose veterinarian has recommended elbow support.
- Adjustable range of motion
- Durable shell protects the joint
- Soft, breathable lining
- Velcro straps for a secure fit
Sizes and how to measure
| Size | Dog weight | Around the joint |
|---|---|---|
| S | under 10 kg | 12 to 22 cm |
| M | 10 to 25 kg | 22 to 34 cm |
| L | 25 to 45 kg | 34 to 46 cm |
| XL | over 45 kg | 45 to 60 cm |
Measure around the dog’s joint, at the center of the joint.
When you apply, add your dog’s measurements if you can.
Paw braces
A paw brace that protects while it heals.
A paw or ankle brace may provide protection when it is the right type and size for the dog. Ask a veterinarian whether it is appropriate for the injury.
What it is for. For situations where a veterinarian recommends temporary paw or ankle protection.
- Hard shell protection
- Breathable lining
- Three adjustable straps
- Helps keep a dog from licking the paw
Sizes and how to measure
| Size | Length | Width | Paw width |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 13 cm (5.1 in) | 6 cm (2.3 in) | 6.5 cm (2.5 in) |
| M | 15 cm (5.9 in) | 6.2 cm (2.4 in) | 7 cm (2.7 in) |
| L | 16 cm (6.3 in) | 6.7 cm (2.6 in) | 7.5 cm (2.9 in) |
| XL | 17 cm (6.7 in) | 7 cm (2.7 in) | 8 cm (3.1 in) |
Compare your dog’s paw and leg with these sizes. Your vet can help you choose.
When you apply, add your dog’s measurements if you can.
Elizabethan collars
A soft collar a dog can eat and rest in.
A soft protective collar may help limit access to an injury. Check that the dog can breathe, drink, eat and rest comfortably while wearing it.
What it is for. For use when a veterinarian recommends restricting access to a wound or stitches.
- Soft and padded
- Easy to eat and rest in
- Lightweight to move in
- Helps limit licking, biting and scratching
Share it
Know a dog who needs one?
Send this page to their owner.