Airlift One Back end Support Lift Harness, Soft Padded Leg Holes with Adjustable Handles to Lift into The car, up Stairs, Out to Bathroom by Walkabout Harnesses (Medium Large 25-29″, Black)
$34.95
Price: $34.95
(as of Feb 23, 2025 16:34:35 UTC – Details)
Support harness for dogs and cats with back end weakness due to old age, arthritis, injuries and neurological problems *breathable neoprene material, soft padded leg support, adjustable handles*assisting elderly pets with injuries and for rehabilitation * great assist for arthritis and geriatric pets* great ergonomically for person lifting*able to be worn during bathroom needs without soiling* hand washable
2 reviews for Airlift One Back end Support Lift Harness, Soft Padded Leg Holes with Adjustable Handles to Lift into The car, up Stairs, Out to Bathroom by Walkabout Harnesses (Medium Large 25-29″, Black)
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Airlift One Back end Support Lift Harness, Soft Padded Leg Holes with Adjustable Handles to Lift into The car, up Stairs, Out to Bathroom by Walkabout Harnesses (Medium Large 25-29″, Black)
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cbb –
Ok
Ok for getting my 45 lb senior dog around the house, but she slips out of it easily if she’s excited and moving quickly (and, perhaps most frighteningly, if we’re trying to get down the stairs). Nearly fell down a hill with her at the park because she started slipping out (even though it was the correct size and tightly fastened), and I was scared to use it again. Definitely not as sturdy as it appears in the picture (though it is soft and comfortable for our dog). We bought a cheaper version from another company that is sturdier.
TxLady –
Better than nothing, not great.
Does not look much like photo, it’s very thin neoprene and has no structure. When you lift your dog, everything slides back and cuts at the legs. Pretty uncomfortable for my dog. So much give in the fabric that it really does not stay in place well and goes too far back, difficult to put on if you actually have a disabled dog that can’t stand long enough to adjust all those straps! Ugh.