Beberoad 3-in-1 Pet Stroller Dog Pram Detachable Carrier Car Seat - Small Dogs Cats, Folding Lightweight Travel Pet Pram with Mattress (Grey)

I chose this as I have two cats (one quite chonky!) and need to use pubic transport to go to the vets. The stroller is great - robust and stable, whilst also really easy to fold when not in use. The top 'basket' lifts out easily. Both parts are roomy for the cats, who love riding in it. The vet nurses always coo over it - one even saying it was better than her child's pushchair!

I purchased this pet stroller in the Plus size. So pleased I did as needed the extra length for my miniature Australian Labradoodle. The standard one must be really small more suited to cats or tiny dogs I’d say.The Beberoad Stroller is very similar to baby’s pram to push and far better quality than I ever expected. The chassis folds one handed at the flick of a switch and is really compact when folded. The carrier part again is sturdy and is made of top quality fabric. Strong clips keep the hood closed.. Love the fact it comes with a PVC rain cover ( although use with caution as will limit air for your pet ) also cup holder and carry handle. Definitely recommend this pet stroller 100% .

I bought this as an upgrade from the first pushchair I bought for my cat.My cat has since outgrown her carrier & the pushchair I had before required my cat to be removed from it before it could be folded (no separate carrier to remove).I was looking for something with a removable carrier, so I didn't have to take my cat out & put her into something else. I also wanted something that wasn't obviously a pet pushchair, as my cat is an emotional support animal but often I'm refused service for having her with me. This looks like a pram for a baby, so it would be easy to drape a pram sheet or light blanket over & no one would be any wiser. This was confirmed recently when I took my cat to the vets - I checked in at reception & sat down. When another member of staff stood up from cleaning behind the counter, she asked me where my cat was, coz the hood was half up (like a pram) & she thought I had a baby with me. 😂This was very easy to assemble. The brake bar was already fitted to the back wheel struts, so I just needed to push the wheels on, which click into place easily. The front wheels are already fitted to the swivel part, so they just push on the end of the front bars. There is an instruction manual, but if you watch the video on the listing, you don't need the manual to assemble it. The front wheels were labelled L & R so you can see where they go. I think, due to the shaping of the metal front bars, that the front wheels can't actually be fitted wrong though. It took me probably 10-15 mins to assemble it, but I was trying to do it in a small space, with a cat trying to get involved 😂 & I'm physically disabled.It's very comfortable to push. I thought it might be hard on my back, as the handlebar is stated as 4cm lower than my old one, but honestly, it seems higher. I'm approx 5'7"/172cm tall & I don't have to walk leaning forward to push it comfortably.The single swivel wheels at front make it a lot easier to push. I have to push it with one hand, as I've got a degenerative spinal condition, so one hand is usually using my walking stick. Our old pushchair had the double swivel wheels at the front & sometimes one of the wheels would get snagged & make it difficult to push one handed.I love that the hood on the carrier is ratcheted, so it can be positioned securely in the half open position, so I can see my cat & she can see what's going on without trying to peer through thick mesh.The shopping basket underneath is kinda small, but this doesn't really matter much to me, as I don't really need to use it for much. It's plenty large enough for me to put a picnic blanket under there, if I want to go & sit in the park.I love the fact that it comes with a rain cover! My old one didn't & I couldn't seem to find one that would fit. You just need to make sure that you line up the mesh panel of the carrier with the holes on the rain cover.I love the cup/bottle holder. I haven't actually taken the pushchair out with a cup/bottle yet, but I did test it with my water bottle & it fits perfectly. I love the design of it, allowing it to expand to accommodate various bottle widths. And I like that it's removable too. My old stroller had a beverage/snack tray with 2 cup holders & a shallow tray between the cup holders for snacks etc, but it never held any cups or bottles securely - I tried various different refillable water bottles & a single use bottle. It was too small for refillables & too big for single use.It's fairly easy to remove the carrier from the chassis. I haven't actually used that function in the real world yet, but I tested it at home to see if it was manageable for me & I found it really easy.I like the easy folding mechanism. It truly is a one handed operation, all done with the fixtures in the middle of the handlebar. My old one had a similar mechanism, but needed the 2 extra locks at the sides to be pulled up too, to fold it.My cat Josie seems to like it. When we're at home, it's left open & she has jumped up into it & gone to sleep.We've had one trip to the vets with it so far. We travelled by black cab, so I didn't need to remove the carrier & collapse the chassis, as there was space to put the whole pushchair in.My friends said they think it looks smart & agree that it definitely looks like a baby's pram on first glance.I've paired it with a nice black stroller bag that hangs between the sides of the handlebar. With that in place, it really does look like a baby's pram, with a changing bag. 😂Some people have complained about the clips that secure the hood closed. The clips on mine seem very sturdy. Neither side have spontaneously popped open (yet). I did inspect the clip & I think if the clip did fail in future, it would be possible to use something like a reusable cable tie or something similar to keep it closed.The only thing I would say it needs is a bit of extra padding to the inside of the carrier, like a removable washable pad. I'm currently using a folded up fleece blanket to cushion the bottom, coz it feels kinda hard & I imagine it's probably pretty uncomfortable to lay on.Overall, I'm very happy with this pushchair. I was a little concerned about spending that much on a pushchair for my cat (I don't think I spent as much for a basic travel system for my actual kids 🤣), but I think it's definitely worth it for me. It's going to make trips to the vet so much easier for me & as a disabled person, that is priceless! It's eliminated the need for an extra carrier & the need for an extra person to come with me to carry my cat's carrier if my back pain flares up, so it's given me a lot of my independence back.I would definitely recommend this pushchair. For me, it's worth every penny.

The most amazing stroller ever invented . Glides is so easy to use and manage . My two dogs are my life and they can go with me anytime I need to go out now . It’s been a gamechanger and as I am reduced mobility I am able to use this as a walking aid too . Two small chihuahuas fit perfectly and it doubles up as a car seat too . The best stroller I’ve had .looks like a real baby stroller and is very durable and chic as far as dog strollers go!!!

I have an indoor ragdoll cat who is desperate to get outdoors and this stroller meets all our needs. It is large enough that she can stretch out and I put a microwave snuggle under her blanket and she is snug as a bug! What I really like about it is that it looks like a babies pram so that I won’t get too many awkward stares! It will also make my life so much easier transporting her to and from the vet. It is easy to lift off the carrier from the wheels and they too are easy to fold. It is very robust and the carrier is light enough to carry. Taking everything into consideration I feel it is a very worthwhile purchase and would not hesitate to recommend it highly.

Got this for my two indoor rescues, for vet trips and also walks down the lane into the woods. They both fit with room to spare.Marked one star down because the front clasp was distorted, which meant the lid would pop open with the slightest touch. Being plastic, I had to be very careful when prising it open a fraction (which resolved the issue). If it was made of metal it would've been perfect. I will be keeping an eye on it, to ensure my cats are safe and secure.Neighbours undoubtedly think I'm bonkers.

Perfect pet stroller, easy to fold up and store, comfy for cat (I added a folded towel for extra comfort). Easy to put together (one front wheel was harder to push on than the other but got there in the end) Front swivel wheels make it easy to steer (can also be locked at the touch of a button if you want fixed wheels eg for jogging) Couple of drawbacks: the front catch on the carrier doesn't click into place as securely as the back one (I'll carry a reusable cable tie to fix this if it pops open when I'm out as I prefer not to strap my cat in so she can turn around and lie down), also once the cat is in it's quite heavy so the shoulder strap is a must if you have to leave the wheels in the vets waiting room. Shame the carrying bar isn't detachable as this would make it lighter to carry for those of us who aren't body builders! (I chose this stroller because of the sturdy handle rather than other models with a cloth handle attached to the hood, but didn't realise how heavy it would make it)