HPZ Pet Rover Titan-HD Premium Super-Sized Dog/Cat/Pet Stroller SUV Travel Carriage/w Access Ramp/100Lbs Capacity/Pumpless Rubber Wheels/Aluminum Frame for Small, Med, Large, XL Pets (Black)

This stroller is an absolute dream. We’ve had several and up to this point my favorite was the Pet Gear No-Zip stroller which held my 34 pound orange tabby and 20 pound black Persian just barely. We added a Maine Coon kitten to the family and I knew we either needed a second stroller or a bigger one. I opted for finding a bigger one since we are a family that takes lots of road trips and I have a very small Kia Soul car. When I found this I loved a lot of the features. The pull out ramp is perfect for my 16 year old, 34 pound Corn Bread. He doesn’t run and jump the way he once did but he moves a lot more than he would because he loves the independence of being able to get in and out of this easily in his own. I wish the ramp had a cat scratcher built in as an option for cat owners. They would really make use of that. The removable washable liner is also a dream! The bonnet folds down on either side or all the way. They are able to see out every side. There is loads of room for all three of my very big cats. I overheard new moms at a sidewalk cafe oogling over my Pram. Haha. Not a Pram but if Pram made pet strollers this would totally be one! It was a breeze to assemble. It folds up and unfolds easily with the click of the thumbs. It had front a back brakes. I have a tiny Kia Soul car and it fits easily in the back and doesn’t take up a lot of space like I expected. I’m 5’3” tall. It does take toe of us to load and unload it. I couldn’t do it on my own. It’s heavy and bulky going in and out of the car for someone my size alone. Once it’s up though, it drives like a dream. It’s very easy to maneuver. Another drawback though is that it is wider than some antique doors. We’ve had a couple of older hotel rooms where it was too big to fit through the door. In most spaces though it’s perfect. It strolls easily over all terrain and I can get it up and down stairs easily by myself. My Cats absolutely love it. My wish list: I wish the ramp also had an option to be a cat scratcher. I wish it had the same closure as the Pet Gear No Zip closure has on their bonnet. Drawbacks: Too heavy for a petite person to load and unload from the car alone Bonus: Ramp! Perfect for older infirm pets Holds the entire family Steers and maneuvers easily. Works on all terrain I can go up and down stairs by myself with it Pets love it! Classy look!

My dog is having surgery soon and needs to stay off her afflicted limb as much as possible. She is so accustomed to lengthy daily walks and was extremely bored just hanging out in the house most of the day. I did a lot of research on strollers and decided to get this one and thus far, it has exceeded every expectation. It’s the perfect height. So easy to get her in and out. She is able to see everything that’s happening and enjoy the fresh air, even with the canopy pulled up. The wheels handle all sorts of terrain with ease. Gravel roads, grass, pavement, no problem. It’s got a TON of storage underneath and in the front and back so whatever you need to bring with you, you have more than enough room. There is plenty of room for my 67lb Shar Pei mix to lay down, sit up, stand, or even turn around, even with the canopy fully extended. The clips inside attached to the bed are handy so that even if she were tempted to hop out with the top down, she remains securely tethered in. It’s very sturdy and a breeze to assemble. My only gripe was that it took a few minutes to figure out how to fold it down as the instructions and video didn’t demonstrate this function. Other than that, it’s fantastic. My dog gets to enjoy the same long walks in comfort, and will also get to enjoy plenty of excursions while recovering from her procedure. It’s only been a week and she already gets excited when she sees it, knowing that she gets to ride in her “chariot”. It’s fun for both of us, and something that I will ultimately use for her entire lifetime. If you have a big dog that has hip or joint issues, is going through any sort of medical procedure, or can’t endure long walks for whatever reason, do yourself (and them) the biggest favor, and grab one of these. Absolutely love it.

This is the second Pet-Rover I’ve bought for my English Bulldog. It’s really good, and my 60-pound dog fits very comfortably in it. Unfortunately, there are a few things that could be improved. For example, the screws that secure the brake to keep it from turning come loose very easily. I’ve tried replacing them, but none of them stay in place for more than a couple of days. It also makes a bit of noise, like it needs oil, but I’ve never felt it was unsafe or likely to stop working. I use it every day, four times a day, because my dog can’t walk, and I’ve taken it on long distances. I definitely recommend getting a harness if you have a dog or cat that can’t walk, so it’s easier to lift them in and out of the stroller.