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IVDD products & practical care essentials

A carefully curated US edit for mobility, recovery, safer access, travel and everyday care, organised around the problems dog owners actually need to solve.

Important: Mobility aids, braces and rehabilitation equipment should be checked with your vet, neurologist or rehabilitation professional.

French Bulldog using a rear-support wheelchair outdoors
HELP THEM MOVE AGAIN

Wheelchairs & mobility

For dogs with lasting hind-leg weakness or paralysis, start with the few mobility products that solve the biggest problems.

RECOVER SAFELY

Crates, beds & recovery

Create a calm, controlled recovery space with safer access, supportive rest and easy-clean protection.

STAND & MOVE WITH HELP

Slings & lifting support

Choose support by where your dog needs help: hindquarters only, or more controlled whole-body lifting.

GET IN & OUT SAFELY

Ramps & home access

Reduce avoidable jumping and create a more controlled route into cars and around everyday spaces.

CARE WHEN YOU CAN’T BE HOME

Home & remote care

Monitoring and trusted access can make workdays, appointments and carer handovers less stressful.

GET OUT AGAIN

Travel & getting out

A smaller edit for safer car journeys, supported outings and the practical kit that helps you leave home.

FROM LOUI’S WARDROBE

The pieces people kept asking us about

Raincoats, denim and occasion wear for outings and special moments. See each product page for materials, sizing and our experience with Loui.

More practical support

Some needs matter enormously without needing another large product shelf. Explore vet- or physio-led rehab and grip support, or the everyday toileting and cleaning essentials that make home care easier.

A black French Bulldog wearing a brown and gray checkered tweed jacket and blue denim pants, sitting on a light wood floor in front of white kitchen cabinets.
FROM OUR EXPERIENCE WITH LOUI

The right mobility setup changes everything

Fit, balance and spinal support matter more than choosing the cheapest frame. Measure carefully and involve your veterinary or rehabilitation team.