Dog lift harness

Thanks to stable support, the caregiver can control the animal’s movement, helping it move safely without the risk of overloading the operated or weakened limb.

Choose the support that suits your dog’s needs.

A carrier is particularly useful for animals:

• after orthopedic surgeries (e.g., knee, hip, spine),

• during post-traumatic rehabilitation,

• with paresis or limb weakness,

• suffering from degenerative changes,

• in old age, when problems with standing up and maintaining balance occur,

• after knee surgery (TPLO, TTA, ACL),

• with hip dysplasia.

Thanks to stable support, the caregiver can control the animal’s movement, helping it move safely without the risk of overloading the operated or weakened limb.

Choose the support that suits your dog’s needs.

During recovery, it is extremely important to gradually restore movement. A rehabilitation support harness makes it possible to take short walks and attend to physiological needs without excessive effort for the animal. It also helps the caregiver safely support the dog while climbing stairs, getting up from its bed, or moving across slippery surfaces.

Proper support reduces muscle tension, limits the risk of falls, and allows rehabilitation to be carried out in a controlled and comfortable manner for the animal.

The rehabilitation harness is not intended for carrying healthy animals or for long-term transport. The product should be used as a supportive aid to assist movement during treatment, recovery, or in cases of permanent mobility limitations.

In the case of recent injuries or immediately after surgery, it is recommended to use it in accordance with the instructions of a veterinarian or animal physiotherapist.

The design of the carrier allows the animal’s body weight to be distributed evenly, relieving weakened muscles and joints. This enables the caregiver to assist the dog in its natural movement without forcing an unnatural body position.

The rehabilitation carrier provides practical support in regaining mobility and improves the quality of life of senior animals and those requiring long-term mobility care.

The carrier should support the animal’s natural movement, rather than completely replacing walking.

assistance when getting up from the bed,

• safe walking assistance after surgery,

• support when going up stairs,

• stabilization during short rehabilitation walks,

• relieving weakened limbs,

• after knee surgery (TPLO, TTA, ACL),

• for hip dysplasia.

For a rehabilitation harness to properly support a dog’s movement and be safe to use, it’s important to avoid the most common mistakes:

Completely lifting the dog’s body weight
The harness should support movement, not replace walking. The dog should be able to place its paws independently and maintain contact with the ground.

Using the harness as a carrier
A rehabilitation harness is not designed for carrying a dog over long distances. Its purpose is to assist with movement during rehabilitation and everyday activities.

Lifting the dog too high while walking
Raising the dog too much can cause unnatural body positioning and discomfort. Support should be gentle and adjusted to the animal’s capabilities.

Improper harness fit
A harness that is too loose will not provide proper stabilization, while one that is too tight may cause pressure and discomfort. The harness should fit snugly against the body without restricting breathing or movement.

Using it for too long at one time
Support should be adapted to the dog’s stage of rehabilitation. Shorter, more frequent sessions are better than prolonged continuous support.

Product Purpose

The rehabilitation sling for dogs is designed to assist the movement of animals with limited mobility. The product is intended for dogs after orthopedic surgeries, injuries, during rehabilitation, and for geriatric animals that have difficulty standing up and walking.

The sling is not intended for carrying healthy animals or for long-term transport. Its purpose is to support natural movement and partially relieve weakened limbs during daily activities.

Preparation for Use

• Before first use, check the condition of the sling and its fastening elements.

• Adjust the strap length so that the sling stably supports the animal’s torso without putting pressure on the abdomen or chest.

• The sling should fit snugly against the body but must not restrict breathing or free limb movement.

How to Put On

• Position the dog in a standing or side-lying position, depending on its mobility.

• Place the sling under the torso in the area requiring support (most often under the abdomen or near the hind limbs).

• Hold the handles and gently lift the animal, providing only the amount of support necessary to perform the movement.

Allow the dog to move at a natural pace, avoiding pulling or fully lifting its body weight.

Safe Use Guidelines

• The sling should assist movement, not completely replace walking.

• Do not carry the animal over long distances using only the sling.

• Do not use while running or during sudden movements.

• If signs of pain, discomfort, or improper body positioning occur, discontinue use.

• After recent surgeries, use according to the recommendations of a veterinarian or animal physiotherapist.

Duration of Use

The rehabilitation sling should be used during activities requiring additional support, such as standing up, short rehabilitation walks, going outside, or climbing stairs. The duration of use should be adjusted to the animal’s health condition and rehabilitation recommendations.

Care and Product Inspection

• Regularly check the condition of seams and load-bearing elements.

• Do not use a damaged product.

• Clean according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

• Store in a dry place.