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Fit guide · 3 questions

Which aid does your dog need?

The same questions we'd ask you by email — with the answer reasoned out loud, not just linked.

1. What's getting harder? Pick every struggle — most seniors have two.
2. Your dog's weight65 lb
Trunk lip height34 in
Floor to the trunk lip, tape measure, one number. It decides Standard vs XL.

No account, nothing saved — change any answer and the recommendations update. When it's genuinely close, we'll say so instead of guessing.

Our recommendation

The four measurements, 30 seconds each

Photo: paw on paper, two pencil marks
Paw width

Standing, on paper: mark both edges of the widest front paw, measure the marks. A credit card is 3.4 in if the tape went missing.

Used for: Traction socks
Photo: dog asleep on side, tape alongside
Stretched length

Mid-nap, side sleep: nose to tail base, the way they actually lie. Don't size down — seniors stretch more, not less.

Used for: Orthopedic beds
Photo: tape from ground to open trunk lip
Trunk lip height

Trunk open, tape from the ground to the lip. One number decides Standard vs XL — 34 inches is the line.

Used for: Car ramps
Photo: tape around chest behind front legs
Girth

Around the widest chest, just behind the front legs, snug not tight. Weight picks the starting size; girth confirms it.

Used for: Support harnesses