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Using instruction for lift harnnes for dog front

Product Purpose

The front rehabilitation harness is designed to support dogs that have difficulty bearing weight on their front limbs. It is used for dogs after surgery, injuries, and during rehabilitation.



Preparation for Use

  • Check the condition of the harness before use.

  • Adjust the straps so that the harness securely supports the dog’s chest.

  • The harness should fit snugly against the body without causing pressure.

Instructions for Use



  • Put the harness on according to its design.

  • Hold the handle and gently lift the front part of the dog’s body.

  • Provide only the level of support necessary to perform the movement.

  • Allow the dog to move at a natural pace.

Safety Guidelines

  • Do not lift the dog’s full body weight.

  • The front paws should remain in contact with the ground.

  • Do not use while running.

  • Discontinue use if pain or discomfort occurs.

The harness should not lift the front part of the body in a way that forces the dog into an unnatural position.





Product Purpose

The front rehabilitation harness is designed to support dogs that have difficulty bearing weight on their front limbs. It is used for dogs after surgery, injuries, and during rehabilitation.



Preparation for Use

  • Check the condition of the harness before use.

  • Adjust the straps so that the harness securely supports the dog’s chest.

  • The harness should fit snugly against the body without causing pressure.

Instructions for Use



  • Put the harness on according to its design.

  • Hold the handle and gently lift the front part of the dog’s body.

  • Provide only the level of support necessary to perform the movement.

  • Allow the dog to move at a natural pace.

Safety Guidelines

  • Do not lift the dog’s full body weight.

  • The front paws should remain in contact with the ground.

  • Do not use while running.

  • Discontinue use if pain or discomfort occurs.

The harness should not lift the front part of the body in a way that forces the dog into an unnatural position.