Doggon' Wheels - About Us

Doggon' Wheels is a small company with over 40 years combined experience in meeting the needs of disabled pets. When owners Chad and Lori first began working with disabled pets in 1994 they realized the products being offered were not ideal for long term use or rehabilitation. After developing the products and working with veterinarians for their feed back on the design, Doggon' Wheels was launched. The products were well received by the veterinary health care community and word of mouth quickly spread- you'll find Doggon' Wheels products in use at major veterinary teaching hospitals around the world as well as in use by veterinarians for their own dogs (see our testimonials). Additionally our wheelchair are used by physical and hydro therapists to help aid in the rehabilitation of their clients.

Doggon' Wheels has earned an excellent reputation over the years for providing quality products and unrivaled customer support.

Assisting Chad and Lori at Doggon' Wheels:

• Melody (aka Mel) - most often when you call she will be the one to warmly greet you and answer your questions. Mel has many years of experience in helping disabled pets and their owners.

In charge of producing what has been called by our customers the "Cadillac" and "Rolls Royce" of dog wheelchairs is:

• Kenny - who also helps with product development and quality control- ensuring that each chair that leaves our facility is of the highest quality.

Also assisting Doggon' Wheels:

• Benny (left) - doggie model and spokesdog for Doggon' Wheels since 1998. Benny was hit by a car at 10 months of age but his wheelchair has enabled him to lead a very active life and be a big part of Lori and Chad's family. He's back packed as many as 7 miles in one day while in his wheelchair,gone camping, and hiking and to the beach, over fields, over rocks, and over anyone's toes who stand in his way!
• Xema (right) - doggie model for Doggon' Wheels. Xema is our eldest at 12 years of age. It was for her we developed our paw protectors in 1999 to help her over rough terrain. She began using her wheels in May of 2007 and has quickly adjusted - GSD's are so smart:-) . She is using them for long walks to help keep her balance and reduce knuckling caused by Degenerative Myelopathy.