Support that lasts
Dog Lift Harness
Rear support for the back step, the car, and the mornings that are harder.
$44.99
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For the harder mornings
Backed by our 30-day guarantee
Free size exchange if it doesn't fit
Why His Turn
Every door, every walk, every time you came home. He never made it a problem — he just got up.
His Turn is gentle, everyday support for senior and recovering dogs. Help for the stairs, the car, the slippery floors and the quiet meals. This is the part where you get to do it for him.
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Support that lasts
Rear support for the back step, the car, and the mornings that are harder.
$44.99
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Grips even twisted
Indoor grip for the dog who's stopped crossing his own kitchen. Set of 4.
$29.99
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Grows with him
Who it's for
Whether he's slowing down with age, recovering from surgery, or just less steady on his feet, His Turn is made to help him move with confidence.
The back legs go first. Rear support for getting up, grip for the floors, and a bowl raised to his height.
TPLO, CCL, hip or spinal recovery is weeks of helping him up. Check timings with your vet, then let the harness take the weight instead of your back.
He can still walk, he just needs a hand at the step and the car. A wide padded panel spreads his weight instead of cutting in.
A dog who's gone down on floorboards stops crossing the room. Grip on his feet gives him the confidence to move through the house again.
Lifting a large dog six times a day is hard on you too. A padded handle above his back means you lift standing tall, not bent over.
Not every problem is dramatic. Sometimes it's just a bowl that's too low or a hallway he'd rather not cross.
For the loyal ones slowing down, a little help goes a long way — and a lot of love comes back.
Help him upWhy His Turn
Support and grip he can feel the first time you use it.
Not right for him? Send it back within 30 days.
Wrong size? We'll swap it, no fuss.
Designed around aging and recovering dogs.
The one that does the lifting
When the stairs get too much and your own back has had enough, the harness gives you a way to help that doesn't hurt either of you.
Spreads his weight evenly under the belly and hips — no digging in.
Slides on without lifting him first, then packs away in the bag it comes with.
Twin webbing straps run through metal buckles and hold their setting.
A padded handle above his back, so you lift standing tall instead of bent over.