LINE2design Emergency EMS Patient Mover Portable Transport Unit, Roll Stretcher-Gray 14 Handles-1500 Lbs, Blue Backboard Not Included.

We used this to transport a senior dog after an operation. Made an awkward task tranquil. Nicely made.

This lets us move our 100lbs dog to the van when she was at the end of her life and started having seizures severe enough we had to just rush her to ER instead of waiting the 2 hours for the home euthanasize vet appointment we had scheduled. It was surprisingly large and very effective. At the ER vet we saw exactly how horrible it is when you don't have the right tools. Even though she was already in the gurney and we had 3 nurses and two of us, one nurse absolutely insisted she do it her way. I didn't know what that meant and assumed she knew what she was doing. Instead she grabbed our dog by the waste and just hauled, only her legs got caught in the door and the nurse could barely hold her, even with me jumping in to help. While we had carried our dog through the house, down steps and across the property to the street and into the van without causing her any pain, moving her the only way you really can without some kind of gurney, just from van to their ambulance type gurney, left her screaming in pain. And she never stopped screaming until she died. I will never get that sound out from my heart. Please plan ahead and get this. I previously bought and returned another that was not wide enough. This one is BIG. We had to move our other dog, 120lbs sighthound, in a blanket after he died. It was NOT good,and that was with him already dead and not moving. This folded around her like a taco and kept her in place even while seizing. Please note: you will still have a huge struggle with a large dog. Have a cart/dolly on hand as well.

I have a pig with mobility issues. She’s 115lbs, and if you’re unaware, pigs are wildly awkward to lift. I started looking into these, and decided to go with this particular one, especially since it would be delivered before I needed it. As you can see, it worked wonderfully. No fraying, no tearing, and no rips. It held up to her insanely long hooves and all of her alligator rolling. I’d absolutely recommend this for lifting anyone or anything. Enjoy this pig-napping video for reference to the sturdiness.

If you have been properly trained on how to use this type of litter, it is well made and an easy no-brainer to leave in the truck etc for emergencies. Easy to clean, and well stitched, could also be used by Dept's in ride out vehicles. If you have not been trained on how to use this, or how and when to use a back-board. Please get some training first, before using it. Especially on how to properly get a person / patient moved onto and off of this type of litter.

My mom had a stoke and we have 30 stairs in our house. We needed something to help get her up and down stairs after her doctor's appointments. It helped. I wish the back board came with it or was informed where it could have be ordered