PawHut Pet Stroller, Foldable Dog Cat Pushchair, Pet Travel Carriage with 4 Wheels, Cushion, Safety Leashes, Storage Bags, for Small and Medium Dogs, Grey

We have a rather large miniature Schnauzer dog but due to age and Arthritis he can only manage short walks now hence we bought this. It’s is great because he can lie down and watch through the mesh as opposed to have to be sat up constantly in some smaller strollers. I would highly recommend this for your dog but only if you’re used to building stuff or have someone to help you.The instructions are very vague and you get a little bag with washers and plastic parts which are for the front wheels but there is know guidance how to put this together. If you’re used to building stuff you can work it out but if you have little experience I don’t know how you will get on.Attaching the cradle is simple with the use of the Velcro rim to attach it to the frame which is assembled on arrival, you just have to pop it up. The support board instruction is quite vague but this actually goes across the top of the cradle at the rear and is also attached by Velcro and can be used as a shelf for resting stuff on is required.Top tip we have picked up is to buy a large Carabiner Clip for the push handle so you can hang a bag off it whilst your pushing the dog “but never leave your stroller unattended with a heavy bag attached”.Once built this is an excellent Stroller and so glad we bought it and our dog is also very happy to go for his little jaunts.

It is a bit on the large size fortunately it fits in our car boot. Whilst the wheels look like all terrain they do not go well no anything but smooth paths and if the path slopes to the side pram is hard to control.

Instructions were not included and so seller sent them Pdf. The wheels would not attach, even though I followed the instructions. In the end I gave it to a friend for her dog and she got help putting it together. Too heavy for me anyway, so bought something lighter. Not recommended unless you are very strong!

Horrendously difficult to put together with useless instructions, we had to Google information and how too ! Once it’s up it’s great and will do the job it’s been brought for but be warned its massive and doesn’t fold up as expected, you need a big boot or estate vehicle to transport about

Got this as a convenient way to take my now 18 year old jack Russell with us on longer walks. We have another stroller but it can't collapse down. Positives, looks well knocked together and sturdy. Downsides, was difficult to put together needle nose pliers are a must for the clips that hold on the wheels. Oh and it's massive!! It says 84cm when folded down in the pics, it's not even close to that. Try 120cm's, the frame on its own is over 90! Not a problem for me as it's still far smaller than my other one but something to bear in mind.

I assembled as per instructions and was initially really pleased. Dog seemed to like it and could climb in and out of the front opening without having to lift her. However on first walk found that the front wheels oscillate terribly if you walk at a normal decent pace. They keep wobbling side to side like a dodgy shopping trolley. I had to walk at half my normal pace to allow the wheels to run smoother. Not great when i got the trolley so walks with my old dog could be at a faster pace until she got out. So now for me only good for short walks.

Assembly instructions not great and a front wheel fell off

Plenty of room for Yorkie and Maltese really good design . handle bar for pushing is a good height(not low). Pram sturdy and pushed well