Customer Reviews for Vevor Animal Stretcher Pet Trolley Dog Stretcher + Wheels 48x27" Stainless Steel

Bought this for my senior Great Dane to transport her to the car to get to the vet/ hospital. I also wheel her around on the sidewalk and grass and take her for rides in it since her back legs are now paralyzed. She loves it and it's the perfect size and can accomodate her weight. Truly a life saver.

It was exactly what we needed to to carry our ill dog to the vet an back.

This is exactly what I wanted and expected.VERY STURDY. And flexible so will once wrapped in it pup will stay put and be gently held in place. I got this because last Fall I came home to find sweet Abby collapsed on floor stressed and unable to move. No way for me to get her into car by myself and help was 30 minutes away. I made a vow then to NEVER be in that position again with any if my dogs. Thank you Happybuy!

I bought the stretcher for my large dog in case of an emergency. As it turned out I did not need to use it, but I have other dogs that may need it some day. Even though I never had to use it, it gave me great peace knowing that if something happened late at night, when I could not get a neighbor's help, at least I had the stretcher. Thank you for such a useful and thoughtful product. c. stone

Used for transporting an Old English Sheep Dog suffering from joint pain. Got her back & forth to the veterinarian without breaking our backs trying to help her. It is such a great idea even though pretty expensive for most pet owners. As we get older so do our furkids. This stretcher with wheels helps the people & the pets. UPDATE: Gurney used to transport our 95lb Old English Sheep Dog when she died from a heart attack. I rolled her onto the stretcher, snugged her body in and rolled the gurney carefully down the stairs, then out to the car. I placed large heavy duty trash bags all over the back seat so it would be slippery. I lifted the gurney plus dog by myself and slid them across the back seat. It might have been easier with two sets of hands but I am very grateful that we had this "tool" ahead of time. Four vet techs got her out of the back seat on the stretcher and carried her in to the clinic to await transport to the crematory. While the Happybuy stretcher may have faults, I grew up learning to make do with what's available. It works.

Happy with the product! sp

Our dog loves her Chariot. It helps so much getting her in and out of the house.

I didn’t know such a product for pets was available. This pet gurney is a lifesaver!!! I only wish I had found it online sooner before I lost 1 of my 3 elderly large breed dogs. My only complaint is that the instructions didn’t come in English. I reached out to seller and got a prompt response with instructions in English. Assembly was easy. I’ve told all of my friends with pets about this product. I recently had to use with one of my remaining dogs. I had to roll my pet onto the gurney. I used a blanket to cover the metal bar on the long side(s). It would be nice if the long sides could be padded.

PET STRETCHERTools Needed• Phillips Head ScrewdriverIncluded Hardware• (2) Eye Screws• (2) Frame Pieces• (2) Phillips Head Screws• (4) Washers• (2) Small Wingnuts• (2) Large Wingnuts• (2) 6in. Wheels• (2) Wheel Pins• (1) Stretcher• (1) Pull Strap• (1) Wheel AxleASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS• Step 1 Insert the fram pieces into the side of the stretcher and press the frame together• Step 2: Insert the phillips head screws into the screw holes on both sides of the frame and tighten with your phillips head screwdriver• Step 3: Secure the top and bottom of the stretcher by connecting the Velcro® patches• Step 4: Slide the eye screws into the top of the frame and tighten with the small wingnuts. Then clip the pull-strap onto the eye screws• Step 5: Slide 1 washer onto both sides of the axle• Step 6: Slide the wheels onto both sides of the axle• Step 7: Slide 1 washer onto the outside of the wheels• Step 8: Slide the wheel pins into the hole on the outside of the axle to secure the wheels• Step 9: Insert the assembled wheel axle into the bottom of the frame and tighten with the large wingnuts

Our dog lose use of back legsEasy to transportCornell vet clinic wanted to buy one after seeing ours