Creating A More Stylish Dog Wheelchair For Your Beloved Pet

Having a need for such a mobility aid usually comes with some unwelcome sad story. Perhaps our beloved canine friend is suffering from an illness, or had a horrible accident; there are also those who've had the disability from birth. These occasions in particular, need not necessarily be a downer. Pets born with such challenges but have naturally bright and peppy personalities-along with loving homes-are hard to keep down.

With this in mind, quite a few pet owners-pet families, in particular-have taken to decorating these mobility aids. Placing jolly and colorful decorations on their pets' dog wheelchairs and making a statement that their pets are living happy and fun lives regardless of their limited mobility. Many have taken to personalizing these dog wheelchairs with materials that liven it up but cause no damage to the frame, leave no unsightly residue, or use substances that may be harmful to pets when ingested (as most pets are curious and will sniff, gnaw, and lick just about anything that catches their interest).

In decorating your dog wheelchairs, there are a few interesting options. These decorations don't have to be big, more than anything they are about personalization.

The most popular practice is to personalize them by placing your pet's name on the frame; not only will it mark it as your pet's "property" it'll also help new friends and fans who pet your dog call him or her by name.

Shrinkable film or "skins" are the newest and most fun way of decorating. We know they can easily be used on dog wheelchairs because they've been used to decorate regular wheelchairs, walkers, canes, and casts. They're available in many bright colors and prints and are great because they are not glued onto the frame. Decals are another option. You can choose a variety of decorative designs. Just make sure that they are made with non-toxic adhesives.

Other than the frame, you can also have fun with the wheel rims. Changing the color of dog wheelchair rims will definitely make them stand out. Again, even though our pets cannot reach them while on the dog wheelchair, best to use non-toxic paint just to be on the safe side.

Meanwhile, have fun decorating. Your pet will appreciate being the center of attention next time they roll out for a walk.

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