Dog Sling Carriers for Dogs with Weak Hind Legs, Post-Op Surgery, Hip Dysplasia

The K-9 Caddie® Dog Sling carriers are designed for dogs with weak hind legs, difficulty standing, recent Post-Op Recovery (surgery: post-op cruciate patients, experiencing arthritis, elbow or hip dysplasia, muscular, neurological or skeletal difficulties) or other related conditions or he/she is just getting old and needs help getting around.

The K-9 Caddie® Dog Sling Carrier


RUGGED NYLON OUTER SHELL	SOFT FLEECE LINING

FOR MALE COMPANIONS

(Urination Station)

Our dog slings are the easiest to use because they are ergonomically designed for your maximum comfort with adjustable handles when you are helping your dog.

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Caddie Features

	ERGONOMIC DESIGN		ADJUSTABLE HANDLES
	SOFT FLEECE LINING		COMFORTABLE HAND GRIPS
	ONE INCH THICK FOAM CORE		MACHINE WASHABLE
	RUGGED NYLON OUTER SHELL		SIZES TO FIT PEEWEE TO EXTRA LARGE BREEDS (10 - 125 + POUNDS)

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VETERINARY AND INDUSTRY DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE

We offer discounts to veterinarians, canine rehabilitation specialists, distributors & retailers. To get pricing and to order the K-9 Caddie® Dog Sling please call us toll free at (877) 592-2339 or email us at sales@k-9caddie.com. Thank you.

How to use the K-9 Caddie:

The K-9 Caddie® Dog Sling is an ergonomic dog carrier that is designed for maximum comfort, ease of use and safety for both you and your companion.

This dog carrier was specifically created for companions with weak hind legs, difficulty standing, recent Post-Op Recovery, other related conditions or age related issues.

The caddie works by supporting you're companion's underbelly, thereby relieving pressure from the hind quarters, with adjustable handles allowing you to be comfortable while assisting your dog.

To correctly fit the caddie, place the fleece lined side up underneath your companion's chest or abdomen (depending on the ailment) with the loose ends of the handles projecting towards your pet's rear. Then adjust the handles to match your height and arm length with your companion's height. When adjusted properly, you should be able to stand straight, and with little effort, lift & transfer the necessary amount of weight from your companion to you.