Why the towel stops working

The towel under the belly
It is what most of us reach for first, and it does the job for a while. But a towel has no fixed handle and nothing holding it in place, so it slides along the body and you end up gripping tighter and lower than you meant to — usually on the stairs, usually in a hurry.
A rear-support sling
The panel is shaped to stay put under the hips, and the handle is fixed where your hand already is. One steady place to lift from, at a height you set, so your dog keeps walking while you carry some of the weight.
What it is made of

Where it earns its place
It starts at the car door. Your dog is up, waiting, still expecting to come — and the back end just will not make the jump. The sling gives you somewhere to lift from, so they can get their front legs up and you take the rest. Same on the stairs, on kitchen tile, and on the slow lap of the garden last thing at night.
Is this right for your dog?
Not the right product if your dog cannot stand or bear weight at all, if they have suddenly lost the use of a back leg, are dragging a limb or seem to be in pain, or if you need support at the front end as well as the back. This is a mobility aid, not a veterinary treatment, and it is not a substitute for professional care.
Questions
How do I know which size to order?
Sizes are set by the pad and the strap range, not by a collar size. Small has a 15 × 60 cm pad and a 94–138 cm strap range; medium is 17 × 71 cm with 107–148 cm; large is 21 × 82 cm with 119–164 cm. [size measurements]
Between two sizes, take the larger one — the straps adjust down, the pad does not.
Does it go around my dog's chest?
No. This supports the back end only. The panel sits under the belly just ahead of the back legs, and nothing passes around the neck or chest. If your dog needs front-end support too, this is not the right product on its own.
Can my dog wear it all day?
No — take it off when they are resting or unsupervised. It is made for the moments you are actively helping: the car, the stairs, a short walk. Check underneath for rubbing when you take it off, the same as you would a collar.
My dog cannot stand up at all. Will this be enough?
Probably not. It assumes the front legs still work and your dog can carry some of their own weight. If they cannot stand, or the change came on suddenly, please talk to your vet before lifting them at home.
How is it washed?
Machine washable. Slide the handle sleeve off first, wash cool, and air dry rather than tumbling so the fleece keeps its loft.
Delivery and returns
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