10" Angeles® SilverRider® Trike

What is Milbemax 10" Angeles® SilverRider® Trike?

The Milbemax 10" Angeles® SilverRider® Trike is a mobility-assist trike designed to help dogs with reduced hind-leg function move comfortably and confidently. Sold by Budget Pet Care, it pairs a stable three-wheel chassis with an adjustable support frame so pet owners can offer their dog a steady, low-impact way to walk, exercise, and explore.

Key features

• Three-wheel stability — A trike configuration provides a wider, more forgiving base than two-wheel carts, helping dogs balance during turns and stops.
• 10-inch wheels — Larger wheels roll smoothly across sidewalks, grass, packed dirt, and small obstacles without bogging down.
• Adjustable frame — The support structure can be sized to match your dog's body length, height, and width for a snug, ergonomic fit.
• Lightweight build — A manageable overall weight makes it easier for pets to push forward and for owners to lift and load.
• Padded support — Cushioned contact points help reduce rubbing and pressure on the abdomen and hips during longer walks.
• Indoor and outdoor use — Designed to transition between hardwood floors, tile, driveways, and park paths.
• Quick assembly — Components break down for storage in a closet or vehicle trunk between outings.

Who is Milbemax 10" Angeles® SilverRider® Trike for?

This trike is intended for owners of dogs dealing with hind-limb weakness, post-surgical recovery, hip or spinal conditions, or age-related mobility loss. It suits caregivers who want a non-surgical, at-home support tool they can fit and adjust themselves, with no special training required. Use it on neighborhood walks, in the backyard, during rehab sessions at home, or in physical therapy with a vet's guidance.

How does Milbemax 10" Angeles® SilverRider® Trike compare?

Compared with traditional two-wheel rear-support carts, the trike layout adds a third contact point that helps dogs who struggle with balance or fatigue more quickly on standard wheelchairs. Versus soft sling harnesses or lift handles, it frees the owner from constantly bearing the dog's weight and lets the pet move under their own power. And unlike full four-wheel quad carts that are aimed at dogs with both front and rear weakness, this trike focuses on rear-limb support, making it a more practical middle-ground option for partial mobility loss.