Welcome to DEWEY’S WHEELCHAIRS FOR DOGS Inc.
I have been building wheelchairs for dogs for over 10 years. About 7 years ago I developed a NEW AND BETTER design to assist dogs that have problems with their hind legs. This is the ORIGINAL design using aluminum tubing, light weight plastic, neoprene rear support and a pneumatic wheel, the lightest on the market. This wheelchair is user-friendly for both you and your pet. Made with durable materials, the wheelchairs will withstand wear and tear under normal conditions.
A wheelchair may be in order for your dog if it is suffering from degenerative myelopathy,
hip dysplasia, disk or cervical disease, ruptured disc, spinal disorders, or any other problem that affects its hind legs. I’ve worked closely with veterinary hospitals and university neurology departments on how to best support pets with disabilities.
Each wheelchair is a custom-made, quality product built only by me, with integrity, dependability, creditability and pride. I stand behind the workmanship on all my wheelchairs.
Each dog may have individual problems due to breed and size. To discuss the special needs of your dog, please give me a call toll free at 877-312-2122.
Sincerely,
DEWEY SPRINGER
Misty above and Duke below were featured on NBC’s Later Today Show. If you would like to ask Joyce what its like to have a dog, or two, in a wheelchair, her e-mail address is: petswithdisabilities@comcast.net Also check out her website at www.petswithdisabilities.org![]() |
“Duke, a German shepherd, was a hit at the car show, as well as at the beach. This K-9 stole the show. Happy, happy dog thanks to Dewey’s Wheelchairs For Dogs.”Joyce, Chesapeake Beach, MD![]() |
Contact Information:
Dewey’s Wheelchairs for Dogs
P. O. Box 1439
Prineville, OR 97754
- Phone: Toll free 1-877-312-2122 (8am-3pm PST Mon-Thur) ; 1-541-416-2651 (Outside USA & Canada)
- Fax: Toll free 1-877-312-2123 (24 hour) ; 1-541-416-2617 (Outside USA & Canada)
- E-mail: dewey@wheelchairsfordogs.com
There are additional pages, Prices & Order Form, Photos, Questions and Features and On Line Order Form at the top of the page.
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Doodle, eight year old Dachshund.” Six weeks after getting his wheelchair, Doodle is patrolling the fenceline just like he always has done. Thank you.”Gail Saltonstall, Port Orchard, Wa. |







