Full Support means a full life.

The Best Friend Mobility Pro Quad is the Pro Rear Support leveled-up. When our senior dogs and those with degenerative myelopathy (DM), cervical spondymyelopathy (CSM), or wobbler syndrome lose their front leg strength, the Pro Quad is ready for any challenge. In it, our furry pals can move and frolic regardless of leg strength issues.

The Pro Quad Wheelchair does not require special tools to assemble.

RESEARCH-BASED DEVELOPMENT

Best Friend Mobility has designed a superior Pro Series dog wheelchair is the culmination of over 10 years of research, development, and trial-and-error feedback from real pets and their humans.

SUPER ADJUSTABLE FOR PERFECT FIT

Our lightweight frame, with aircraft grade 6061 aluminum, fiberglass, and glass-filled polymers, keeps your pet stable while providing superior maneuverability. Now, with the Best Friend Mobility PRO, height, width, and length adjustment is even easier for an even better, customized fit.

MEETING MULTIPLE MOBILITY NEEDS

Our dog wheelchair provides full support to benefit dogs with little or no mobility or recovering from major surgery. These include conditions such as arthritis, neurological problems, fractured spine/back, amputees, ligamentous injuries like PCL or ACL, thoracic or lumbar disc injury, hip dysplasia, or any condition resulting in total loss of mobility.

MAXIMUM COMFORT & BENEFITS

All-terrain, dense wheels for smooth travel, padded shoulder support; deluxe triple thronged neoprene adjustable shoulder harness and double front and rear leg harness; fixed, ultra-padded seat.

EASY FITTING

The only information you truly need to get the right size is the measurement from the floor to your pet’s back—at its hindquarters. It’s that simple!

The Best Friend Mobility PRO is good for:

• Multiple breeds, our size options and easy adjustability make it a great choice for pets across a wide range of sizes.
• Pets with:
• Cervical Spondylomyelopathy (CSM) or wobbler syndrome
• Arthritis
• Nuerological problems like Osteomyelitis or Degenerative Myelopathy
• Fractured spine/back
• Ligamentous injuries like PCL or ACL
• Thoracic or Lumbar disc injury
• Any other condition that results in front and/or rear leg pain or weakness