Help Em Up Harness

11 recommendations and reviews from 9 people

• Referral from February 7, 2018
  

  Michael C. asked:

  ISO somewhere I can get this for my dog , he has BAD hips.? Tia

  

  Linda A. replied:

  http://helpemup.com

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• Referral from February 23, 2017
  

  Amy C. asked:

  Has anyone dealt with arthritic rear legs in an aging Golden? I have a 12 year old that going down stairs is becoming increasingly difficult. She's on meds but any other suggestions would be welcome. She's 65 pounds so difficult to carry down stairs into the backyard.

  

  Jennifer J. replied:

  I have a help em harness for my golden. It works wonders and makes it easier on our backs to pick them up or help them get up stairs or in the car http://helpemup.com/

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• Referral from December 3, 2015
  

  Stephanie W. asked:

  Lindy White I can delete this if it's not allowed... Hi guys, Maggie Mayhem's mom here...I've been writing to pages everywhere:( I know he's a mastiff but this bullmastiff group is so informative and thought it's a long shot but I have to try... This is my dog Blue. Yesterday I was told his hips are not able to hold him any longer. They put him on anti-inflammatory/pain meds to give us some time, Blue is 240 lbs so I am finding it very difficult to find a support harness for his rear legs that is large enough. Do you know where I could purchase one large enough for Blue? Our lives have revolved around this mastiff and I will never be ready to part with him. Thank you.

  

  Kathryn C. replied:

  I used the "Help 'me Up Harness" when my Blue was I boarding phenobarbital - they have an extra large size. You could contact them and ask if they think it would work. There are two parts - one for front and back end. Helpemup.com

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• Referral from September 25, 2015
  

  Rachel W. asked:

  My buddy Spot is almost 13 and recently developed hip dysplasia. Once up on his feet, he can walk and even trot short distances, but he always needs help getting up, getting his rear up. I want to buy him a lift-harness for his rear end, but want to make sure to get the right/best one. Has anyone here used these? Could anyone make a recommendation? Here's a picture of my boy whom I found on the side of the highway as a little puppy--he's my Catahoula Cutie!

  

  Red C. replied:

  We have used both of these manufacturer's harnesses, they both have several versions depending on the dog's particular needs: Walking Wheels - http://walkinwheels.com/all-pet-products Help “Em Up - http://helpemup.com

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• Referral from July 29, 2015
  

  Stuart C. asked:

  Any thoughts on a sling for Doc as he recovers from his second cruciate ligament repair? We used one for his recovery from the first knee that he hated, so I'm looking for something that will give him support and that he'll tolerate. Thanks in advance!

  

  Anna N. replied:

  We used the "help em up" harness after Troy's knee surgery. Was expensive but was very helpful ! http://helpemup.com

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• Referral from June 8, 2015
  

  Chris M. asked:

  Has anyone built a ramp on their house to help their senior grey get up the stairs? My girl just had major surgery and is having a difficult time getting in the house. I use a sling, which helps, but it's a struggle. If you have built something, could you post a picture please? I'm talking to a carpenter tomorrow. I have five front steps, and they're steep. A car ramp won't work, I need to have something built .

  

  Kimberly H. replied:

  http://helpemup.com/

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• Referral from November 17, 2014
  

  Nicola A. asked:

  Hi, can anyone recommend where I can buy a " help em up harness" in the uk? Thanks x

  

  Charlotte M. replied:

  http://helpemup.com you can order direct from their website pay by paypal and it came from usa but was here within 5 days

  

  Vanessa O. replied:

  If you can't find it through your conventional ebay, google help em up harness she is on international ebay seller. She has two types on at the moment. But you can message her, she is really helpful.

  

  Vanessa O. replied:

  Well it's up to the individual. But as lone women with one wage I hunt fo a bargin.Help em up harness £83 and muttluks boots £20! I say nothing more.

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• Referral from September 22, 2014
  

  Terri M. asked:

  hi can anyone recommend a ramp for the car that folds up im in the uk thanks

  

  Ellen R. replied:

  If you have the http://helpemup.com/ you may not need the ramp. I find it the handles make it real easy to help Lexi in and out and she doesn't mind it at all. Just a suggestion

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• Referral from September 22, 2014
  

  Lisa C. asked:

  Hello everyone. Our GSD, Bella, has DM and arthritis in her back. Just within a couple days her DM has significantly progressed. It is time for us to buy a wheelchair. We are a little overwhelmed with the options. Can anyone recommend a good company to go through or any styles that work better than others? She is our princess and we love her so much. I want to make sure I'm getting the best for her

  

  Ellen R. replied:

  Also this harness is a life saver for the times when you just want to do smaller trips outside, to the car..... http://helpemup.com/

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