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Thanks everyone for encouragements. I think he is a mixed breed.We got him from a pet store when he was only 6 weeks old (so we are told). The original design was not working. Wiggly often attempts to use his back legs, twist his back and eventually falling off from the cart.This design (see...

That's good to know. I amusing a treat as a bait to move himforward.Strangely, he often move backwards.My plans are now to put on chrome wheels for little bling-bling and more angle on the wheels for more aggressive stance. j/k ;)

Thanks everyone for your positive comments. Pam:Thanks for the link.Wiggly's blood was tested,but I don't think we specifically looked forE. cuniculi asthis particular one requiresthe specific antibody to detectit.I readthelinked article and "trauma" may best describe Wiggly'sparalysisas he...

Thanks for encouragements. I really needed it since I have never been in this type of situation. As to his bathroom issue, he has lost his litter habit a long ago and he needs some help going to pee. He may be in a better situation by sitting in the cart and off the ground. My vet thinks that he...

doodle wrote: His name is Wiggly, of course. :)

Thanks for the links. I lowered the cart a little, and then he walked a little.That was quite exciting.I will wait for a while for him to get used to the cart. He is 8 years old and have some other health issue, but I hope he can enjoy running again.

I have a rabbit with paralyzed back legs. We went to a vet who prescribed steroids for 10 days, but that did not help. He is eating fine, but not mobile. I thought a small wheelchair would help him move around the apartment. I searched the web for animal wheelchairs, but none specific for...