Keep On Walking…
While working with and owning dogs over the years, I’ve seen firsthand how hip dysplasia, arthritis, and injury can seriously compromise a dog’s ability to walk or even stand up.
These situations present difficult decisions for the dog’s family. Often surgery is helpful, but the rehabilitation process can be challenging – especially for older folks with their own aching joints and backs. In other cases, little can be done to stop the natural progression of disease and aging on a dog’s joints and bones. And, yet, the dog remains a vital, deeply loved member of the family. Sadly, in the past, dogs with these conditions were often put down because there wasn’t a good way to rehabilitate them back to a healthy, active life.
GingerLead: A Better Way
New technology – and lots of ingenuity – has changed that. Today there are many dog harnesses and dog slings designed to help rehabilitate dogs and keep them active after injury or surgery, or as they deal with degenerating joints in their golden years.
We highly recommend the GingerLead dog harness because it’s effective, comfortable for your pup, and easy to use. The GingerLead combines a durable outer fabric with a soft, corduroy liner in a sturdy dog sling that wraps around your dog’s belly to provide full support for his hips and back legs. The integrated handle and leash on the top of the GingerLead lets you control and support your dog with just one hand. That makes it easy on your back and legs too!
GingerLead is a Versatile Harnesses
GingerLead Dog Support and Lift Harness
Vets recommend dog lift harnesses like the GingerLead for dogs with many conditions including:
- hip dysplasia
- degenerative myelopathy
- back and spinal injuries
- arthritis in the knees, back, or hips
- rear leg paralysis
- stroke recovery
- trouble getting up and down the stairs
Have you tried the GingerLead with your dog? If so, please let us know how it worked. We really value our customer’s opinions and our other customers do, too. Please share your experience using a dog harness or dog sling in the comments section below.
Time to take Cerrano for a walk,
Wes