- Evaluating Your Pet
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- FAQs
- FAQs - Part 1
- Why are K9 Carts unique?
- Are your carts adjustable?
- I have a puppy/kitten. What do you recommend?
- How do I know if my pet is a candidate for a cart?
- Will my pet become dependent on the cart?
- What if I buy a cart and it does not fit my pet?
- How long does it take for a pet to adjust to using a cart?
- Will my pet get sores from using a cart?
- How difficult is it to put my pet in and out of a cart?
- FAQs - Part 2
- Is my pet able to use the cart indoors?
- Is my cat or rabbit able to use a litter box while in the cart?
- Can my pet go up and downstairs in a cart?
- Will my pet be able to use its doggy door while in its cart?
- Will I be able to leave my pet alone in its cart when I am not home?
- What is the Walking option provided with the cart?
- Do you have anything for a pet that has a problem with the front legs?
- How long does it take to get one of our products?
- FAQs - Part 3
- How do K-9 carts work on different type terrain?
- Is the cart washable?
- What if I need to replace a part or a part breaks on the cart?
- Will my pet be able to rest and lie down in the cart?
- Is my pet able to go to the bathroom while in the cart?
- Are you able to help a pet that has no use of either front or rear legs?
- What if my pet has special needs not covered on your web site?
- I have a question that is not listed above?
- FAQs - Part 1
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| Will I be able to leave my pet alone in its cart when I am not home? |
| No, we do not advise leaving your pet alone in its cart. You can leave it out in the garden alone as long as you keep an eye on it. We have had clients who live on farms who let their pets run all over in the woods but then you run the risk of your pet returning home without its cart and you have to go out and find it! |
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