Be sure to mention CorgiAid when you contact them as they may offer a discount.
Click on a name or picture to go to their page.
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2010 Corgis on Wheels Calendar Get the new 2010 Corgis on Wheels calendar and related gifts and clothing at our Wheelcorgis shop! |
| Corgis on Wheels Yahoo Group |
Corgis on Wheels Yahoo Group This is a discussion group for everything to do with disabled corgis and corgis on wheels. |
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Dewey’s Wheelchairs for Dogs Located in Oregon, Dewey makes carts with the harness and soft-saddle system. |
| DM Dogs |
DM Dogs A discussion group for DM in all breeds or for owners of At Risk dogs. |
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Doggon Wheels 1-888-7-DOGGON (888-736-4466) (US and Canada) Two wheel, four-wheel, convertible, and counterbalanced carts with a soft saddle that can be used to support the dog outside the cart. |
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Dogstogo Phone: 281-431-9377 E-Mail: DogsToGo19@aol.com (preferred) Dogstogo builds an inexpensive PVC cart and may also have used carts available. Please note: this is not a walking cart. |
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Eddie’s Wheels Toll-free: 888-211-2700 Local Phone: 413-625-0033 Carts with a solid support saddle. They can build two-wheeled, four-wheeled, front-wheeled, and counterbalanced carts. Custom colors available! |
| Emrys-corgis |
Emrys-corgis Liz Myhre of Emrys Corgis has plans for a homemade PVC cart and also a useful article on introducing your dog to medical equipment. |
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Enabling Pets Rich Bergin is a newcomer to the cart-making business but makes a quality cart from lightweight aluminum. Rich is in NJ. 609-865-0189 (Eastern Time) Email: Richard@Enablingpets.com |
| Handicapped Pets |
Handicapped Pets Handicapped Pets is a dealer for DoggonWheels, and their own Walkin Wheels, and has a great deal of other valuable information and an assortment of products and links. There is also a discussion board and a Foundation to which dog owners can apply for assistance or a grant for a cart. |
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K-9 Cart Company East Toll-free: 866-K9-CARTS /866-592-2787 email:k9carts@yahoo.com Newly redesigned K-9carts , half the weight of the original K9cart. |
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K9CartsWest aka Pet Mobility Rehab Center Toll free 800-578-6960 K9Carts previously made many of our loaner carts (and helps with fitting and maintaining them), but they now have a completely new design which features a flexible saddle and more adjustments. They also have a number of accessories and lots of information for owners of disabled dogs. Also found at http://www.petmrc.com |
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WalkinWheels Walkin Wheels makes a highly adjustable cart that works well for larger corgis only (at this time; they expect to make a smaller cart soon.) If your corgi is 13 inches or taller, the cart would probably work for you. |
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