Walkin’ Wheels Front Wheel Kit | Quad Wheelchair Extension

Already using a Walkin’ Wheels rear wheelchair, but your dog now needs more support at the front?

The Walkin’ Wheels Front Wheel Kit is designed to add two front wheels to a compatible Walkin’ Wheels rear wheelchair, creating four-wheel (quad) support for dogs whose front legs are becoming too weak or tired to comfortably support them in a rear-only chair.

Why Aubenord trusts Walkin’ Wheels & Zoomadog

When Loui needed a wheelchair, we tried a number of cheaper marketplace options first. They were tempting on price, but in our experience the fit, stability and overall usability simply were not in the same league.

We eventually bought Loui’s rear wheelchair from the Walkin’ Wheels range through Zoomadog, and that experience is why this is the brand and specialist shop we trust for mobility equipment.

Important: this exact front-wheel extension is not the wheelchair Loui used. Our recommendation is based on our real experience with Loui’s Walkin’ Wheels rear wheelchair and with Zoomadog as the supplier, together with the compatibility and features of this front extension.

Why this front kit stands out

• Turns a compatible rear Walkin’ Wheels chair into four-wheel support rather than requiring a completely new wheelchair.
• Adds support at the front for dogs whose front legs are weakening or tiring.
• Snap-in extension design made to work with the Walkin’ Wheels system.
• Available in small, medium and large kits so the correct configuration can be matched to the dog and existing chair.
• Supplied as a conversion kit, including the front-leg support components required for the quad set-up.

Who may benefit from it?

This may be worth discussing for a dog that already uses a compatible Walkin’ Wheels rear wheelchair but is beginning to struggle to support the front of the body. That can happen as mobility needs change over time.

A wheelchair should support safe, comfortable movement rather than force it. Ask your vet or canine rehabilitation professional whether four-wheel support is appropriate for your dog’s current condition.

Our strongest fitting advice

After converting the chair, have your vet, veterinary physiotherapist or rehabilitation professional check the complete fit before regular use. Adding front wheels changes the overall support and balance of the system, so make sure your dog’s back and mid-body are properly supported and the front and rear sections are balanced together.

Before ordering

• Confirm that your existing Walkin’ Wheels rear wheelchair is compatible with the front extension.
• Check the correct size with Zoomadog before purchasing.
• Think about where your dog will use it; four-wheel chairs can be easier to manoeuvre on firm, level surfaces than on very soft ground.
• Check Zoomadog’s current delivery, returns, sizing and fitting information before ordering.

Why we would choose it: after going through the cheaper-chair route ourselves, we would rather buy once from a mobility specialist and use a system we already know and trust than start the trial-and-error cycle again.

View the Walkin’ Wheels Front Wheel Kit at Zoomadog →

Third-party retailer recommendation. Aubenord does not sell, fit or manufacture this product. Product specifications, compatibility, price, stock, delivery and returns can change, so please check the retailer’s current information before purchasing.