Dog Lifting Harness

Help Them Get Around With Greater Confidence

Standing up, taking stairs, hopping into the car, or going on a short supported walk can be tough. The Full-Body Dog Lift Harness gives you a surer way to guide and help your dog.

Its front-and-rear design pairs two padded lifting handles with an adjustable chest and torso harness and two separate rear-leg support sleeves. You can assist at both ends of your dog, instead of depending on one belly sling.

Lifting Help at the Front & Rear

A padded handle sits above the shoulders and another above the hips, so you have two controlled places to hold. Use both together to guide your dog gently through everyday transitions.

• Guides the front and the rear
• Handy for helping a dog get up from the floor
• Adds control on steps and uneven ground
• Makes short assisted movement easier for the caregiver

Support for Both Rear Legs

A basic belly sling is a single strap, but this design has a left and a right rear-leg sleeve. Each hind leg sits in its own support section, and the openings at the bottom leave room for the paws to land naturally.

• Separate support for each hind leg
• Upper leg closures you can adjust
• Flexible openings at the bottom for natural steps
• Joined to the rear harness for a fit that works together

Made for Everyday Help

Keep the harness close at hand for those moments when your dog needs a boost.

• Rising from the floor
• Going up or down stairs
• Getting in or out of an SUV
• Short walks with support
• Potty breaks outside
• Moving around the house

Fit That Adjusts in Many Places

Straps at the neck, chest, torso, back, and rear legs adjust so you can fit the harness to your dog's body shape. Once you've set the straps, quick-release buckles make it easier to put on and take off.

• Neck strap that adjusts
• Chest and torso straps that adjust
• Back connection that adjusts
• Rear-leg closures that adjust

Padding for the Dog & the Caregiver

Padded grips on the front and rear handles are easy on the caregiver, and soft gray edge trim lines the main contact areas of the chest panels and rear-leg sleeves.

• Padded handle at the front
• Padded handle at the rear
• Wide panels supporting the chest and torso
• Rear-leg sleeves with soft edges
• Reflective trim for more visibility

Getting the Right Size

Take your dog's measurements before ordering, and don't pick a size by weight alone. For the best fit, check the rear thigh girth, rear leg length, back length, chest girth, and neck girth.

Sizing tip: Every main measurement should land in the range of the size you choose. If your dog's numbers span different sizes, reach out to customer support before ordering rather than just going up a size.

Putting It On

1. Undo the buckles or closures at the chest, torso, and rear legs.
2. Set the front chest harness around the neck and shoulders.
3. Fasten the chest and torso straps without pulling them too tight.
4. Slip each back leg into its own support sleeve.
5. Join the front and rear harness sections along the back.
6. Set each strap so the harness stays secure and doesn't limit normal breathing or movement.
7. Bring in lifting help slowly, and reward calm behavior.

What's Included

• 1 x Full-body dog lift harness
• 2 x Built-in rear-leg support sleeves
• Padded lifting handles at the front and rear
• Straps and buckles that connect and adjust

Use Information to Know

• Made only for mobility help that you supervise.
• Never hang your dog or carry them by the handles for long periods.
• Whenever possible, let your dog's paws stay in contact with a stable surface.
• Check the fit often, and stop if rubbing or discomfort shows up.
• It is not a harness for tying out a dog, and it will not resist chewing.
• It is not a crash-tested vehicle safety restraint.
• If your dog has an injury, a recent procedure, or an ongoing health concern, check with your veterinarian before use.