PetSafe Solvit Pet Lifting Aid for Rear Portion, Large, Black (62365)

I can't sing the praises of this harness loudly enough. My large 80 lb. senior Doberman suddenly sustained a leg injury and couldn't support himself on his back legs with his bad hips. He was falling every time he tried to walk around the house and couldn't make it down the stairs by himself. I was so afraid and a towel sling just wasn't cutting it and might have given him a bladder infection. This harness was a lifesaver for us. It arrived quickly and was very easy to get him into and out of, even when he was lying down. My dog was able to go up and down stairs safely, go for walks, and even run with assistance. We used this multiple times daily for 8+ months with no noticeable wear to the harness. I thought it was a little big for him since he has narrow hips, but it worked. I was afraid that downsizing might reduce the thickness of the straps which were perfect for his weight as-is. Customer service responded to my inquiry quickly, but I decided to stick with what we'd bought. The harness couldn't stay on by itself and we didn't use the hard part that goes under the dog's belly. We had to clip it with the provided strap to his regular harness and it worked perfectly with me holding his handle in my left hand and his leash in my right. Love this product and so very thankful I found it!

This thing saved my back! My 70lb dog slipped a disk and couldn't use his back leg. I was carrying him out to the bathroom every two hours! This harness was a back saver! It took some time to get it on, so if you were in a hurry only the belly strap made it, but once fully on it was perfect! It was comfortable for him to walk around with and the handle was great. The pee groove didn't really work so I tried to unsnap the belly strap before he went so it didn't get soaked in pee. He was able to poo pretty well, the straps occasionally got in the way but a quick wash was easy. It did run pretty big. I would go for the smaller size if you are questioning. It's all adjustable and I could have easily gone for a smaller one.

Our 14 year old,100 lbs old Golden Retriever has weak back legs and knuckles sometimes when he walks. He’s having a harder time getting up from tile floors and keeping his balance. We were using a towel as a sling to support him when he really needed it, but this harness has improved his quality of life so much. He took to it right away and was on the move around the house more. It helps with bathroom walks. However, you have to be prepared to unclick the belly strap so male dogs can pee correctly. The belly strap has a removable curved cup to accommodate male dogs, but if the weight of the dog is being support by the belly strap the dog may pee on himself. The leg straps are enough support during all bathroom needs. The belly strap keeps the harness in place so he can wear it all the time while we’re home. The harness handle is perfect for large dogs as it does not get in the way like longer straps would. He is able to move around on his own and we have a handle always ready to support his backend when we need it. It does not look uncomfortable when he lays down because the harness fits loosely. While it is easier to put on him when he is standing, it’s possible to put it on while he is laying down. Even my small 11-year-old child can help him stand up and move around the house when he needs support. I think it’s given him more confidence to get up and walk because he know we can help him better. Perfect so far.

Handle is good. But the harness will slide back and off when the dog walks, unless you are always holding on or it is attached forward to a collar using what the seller calls a carry strap. Carry strap has heavy gauge clips that seem unnecessary in size/weight, could be lighter.

This is useless. It's difficult to put on and you have to put it on each time you want your dog to get up because it doesn't stay on, it slips off as soon as the dog is up.

This helped my girls immensely. They were both suffering from mobility and DM and this harness made it very easy to quickly get them up when they slipped. We did not use the leg loops and just kept the waist harness fitted on. It was good for walks and going up and down a few steps.

I had a very large dog who got very sick and could not get up or walk without assistance. A friend loaned me a life-saving thing called a Help Em Up Harness. It consists of a part that supports a dog's chest and a second part that supports the pelvis, and they clip together. But because my poor boy could not help peeing on himself, the pelvis-portion of the harness would get soaked in urine and I needed another one so I could rotate them in the wash. I found this harness, it looked like it would work, it was inexpensive, and would be fast to arrive with Prime so I ordered it. Wow, it was definitely better quality than the original--thicker straps, sturdier hardware, good adjustments, overall really substantial. It worked perfectly with the front part of his harness. I washed it about 10 times on gentle cycle and hung it to dry, and it's in the same condition as when I bought it. If you have a dog who needs support in the back end, this would work very well for that purpose. It's much superior to a sling-type support, because it stays securely in place, and it does not press on the dog's abdomen/internal organs. And if you're in a similar situation to mine, this is an excellent substitute/extra back-end piece to the Help Em Up Harness.

A GREAT concept that's almost 100% impractical (*especially if you have a boy dog). Even in the instructions, it reads that this is not intended to be worn all the time. But...... if it's only meant to be worn while the dog is standing, but the dog can't get up from its lying down position without assistance, what use is this product when it's not designed to REMAIN on a dog while lying down? If you TRY to keep it on your dog while he/she is lying down, it slides RIGHT OFF....STAT. And, once it IS on, and you've used it to get your dog up to go outside to do HIS number, boy dogs must first have the only waist support strap removed, because it otherwise rests on its underside, right across the "manhood". 🍆 Even WITH the waist strap attached, the entire thing falls down to the ground like a pair of loose pants, with the dog leaving it behind him/her - ALMOST nearly as fast as Ben left JLo. (SORRY, JLo!) When your dog makes his/her next stop, you're back to having a dog with no support assistance device on. VERY VERY well-made item. It just didn't work for my chubby doggie. A POSSIBLE SAVING GRACE: This product MIGHT work on dogs (at least on females) who have thin waistlines. My doggy is a touch tubby..... which happens to be his (Toby's) nickname......"TUBBY"! 😁 A thinner waistline might afford the user to cinch the waistband tighter so the entire contraption doesn't end up sliding down the back side of the dog, and into a puddle on the floor like yesterday's underwear. (Boy dogs can't pee with the waistband strapped to them, so it's GUARANTEED to slip down to the ground.) BEST USE: FEMALE DOGS WITH THIN WAISTLINES

12歳になる、雄のボルゾイの後ろ足が弱くなってきたので、購入しました。 身体がふらつい時にも、立ち上がるのが難しい時にも、しっかりとしたハンドルが着いていて、直ぐにつかめて支えてあげることが出来て、とても、安心です。また、前足側の胴輪とつなぐことも出来るので、ずり落ちを防げます。 内の子のような犬種は、なかなかサイズが見付からないのですが、今はこの様な商品が有って、助かります。 体重は今では35キロ位腰回り７０センチ位ですが、充分に支えてくれてます。 ただ、座ったりした時に、足に掛けたベルトが外れてしまい、回ってしまうのが、不便なところです。

Awesome

O suporte traseiro é perfeito, deu certinho no meu cão (labrador) e o material é de boa qualidade,resistente.

Great in principal. Fits my Golden Retriever well. Nicely padded rear straps. Very good quality. A little fiddling to fit and get snug fit. But once correct fit accomplished, it’s fine. But I should have taken advice. Although you can use it as a stand alone harness, it does slip backwards. Ideally you need the front harness as well. I’ve tried to order the front one with no success. They only seem to sell them as a combined set of back & front harness together, which will make it very pricey if I have to do that. Unable to contact seller to see if I can purchase the front harness. Any one any ideas?

Endlich was vernünftig für große Rüden! Er kann mit komplett angelegtem Geschirr pinkeln und durch die starre Plastikeinlage quetscht sein bestes Stück auch nicht. Viel angenehmer als die Tragehilfen die nur um die Beine gehen. Die hinterlassen nämlich Reibungsspuren in den Beinbeugen