Restore Your Pug’s Mobility and Independence With Walkin’ Wheels! 

You probably knew before bringing your Pug home that there would be health challenges at some point or another. The breed is prone to spinal problems such as hemivertebrae or disc disease, and these can quickly take away their rear leg strength. 

You have a few options at that point as their caregiver. Do you carry them everywhere and force them to depend on you? Do you grapple with the impossible decision of putting them down? Or, do you restore their mobility and independence with a Pug wheelchair? No brainer! 

Walkin’ Wheels makes a wonderful dog wheelchair for Pugs. The fully adjustable frame evolves with their condition, adapting to changing needs in real time. It feels like a custom fit, but you don’t have to wait weeks or spend $1,000+. In fact, most Pugs fit in our small dog wheelchair for just $319.

We get your order out the door within 24-48 hours so you can get your four-legged friend back to feeling like their old self ASAP. Your purchase is protected by a 5-year frame warranty, and the puncture-proof tires allow them to conquer any terrain once again. Get yours today! 

Picking the Perfect Pug Wheelchair

Most Pugs weigh between 14-18lbs, and our Small Walkin’ Wheels frame accommodates pets within the 11-25lbs range. It’s easier to order a wheelchair for Pugs than most other breeds for that reason alone - there’s not a whole lot of variance in sizing. You will need their rear leg measurement (while they’re lying down) and the “armpit to rump” measurement. You can use our SureFit Calculator from there. 

You can adjust the frame once it arrives to fit your Pug with incredible precision. The real question is whether you should go with a dog wheelchair for back legs or a quad wheelchair for dogs. You can start with rear support only if your Pug still has ample mobility and strength in their front legs. Then, upgrade your frame with the front-support attachment down the road if needed. You don’t have to buy a whole new wheelchair! 

Our customer service team is here for you every step of the way, so whether you have questions right now about sizing or want guidance on fine-tuning the frame once it arrives, don’t hesitate to reach out.

Frequently asked questions

What are the signs my pug needs a wheelchair? 

They may start dragging their back paws, knuckling over on the hind feet, struggling to stand up after resting for a while, or sitting down mid-walk and no longer wanting to continue. Your vet can confirm the exact issue and help you determine if Walkin’ Wheels is a good fit for your Pug.

Should I get a custom pug wheelchair? 

It’s usually not necessary since Pugs have very similar sizes and builds. Our Pug wheelchair (specifically, the Small Walkin’ Wheels frame) is a more affordable option that generally arrives within a week. You can adjust it further at home to fit like it was made just for your pet. On the other hand, custom chairs cost over a thousand dollars and take weeks to build.

How do I get my pug acquainted with their new wheelchair? 

Put the chair on your Pug indoors first and let them get used to the feel of it. Despite their quirky appearance and silly demeanor, they’re intuitive enough to figure it out within a few sessions!  

Is it easy to adjust the wheelchair if my pug grows or their condition changes? 

Yes. You can adjust height, length, and width without tools!