Doggie Stylz Portable Dog Lift Harness, Large

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  • Hip & Joint Support
  • All Lifestages

$19.99 (-26%) Chewy Price
$26.99 List Price
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  • This harness offers crucial hip and back leg support for pups with weak rear legs, injuries, or disabilities, including hip dysplasia.
  • It’s an ideal rehab tool for post-surgery recovery, helping with gentle movements and preventing further strain or injury.
  • With your furbaby in mind, the soft, padded design ensures maximum comfort and prevents skin irritation during use.
  • This harness is customizable to fit your furry friend’s unique size and shape, providing a secure and snug fit for optimal support.
  • With convenience as a priority, this harness is simple to put on and take off.

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By Donna on Jan 21, 2026

Doggie Stylz portable dog lift harness

This product has helped me so much! My little dog is experiencing some lameness in her back legs. When she gets up from a seated position, her rear legs don’t work

This product has helped me so much! My little dog is experiencing some lameness in her back legs. When she gets up from a seated position, her rear legs don’t work very well. I simply take this harness and wrap it around her and hold the straps to help her get started. It’s slow and go, but once she warms up, she’s better and can walk on her own. Before I was bending over trying to grab her and help her walk and support her weight, which was killing my back. I simply put on this harness, give her a little lift and let her warmup at her own speed. Then as soon as she can step on her own, I simply drop the straps and she walks out of it. I cannot tell you how helpful this has been for me.