A dog stroller changes the life of your pet that has become immobile and struggling keep up on walks.

Convenient

If you like going for a longer walk, or run, than your puppy or old dog can manage by taking a dog pram both you and your dog can enjoy an outing.Dog strollers let you take your dog more places without worrying about them getting tired.

Support Injured and Aging Pets

Dog strollers are really come into their own for pets recovering from surgery or old dogs with arthritis and mobility issues.

Take Barney, a spirited German Spitz, for example. After undergoing surgery, Barney’s owner was taking him to regular physiotherapy and hydrotherapy sessions to accelerate his rehabilitation and improve mobility.

A dog stroller became an invaluable tool in transporting Barney to and from his therapy sessions without causing undue stress or exertion on his healing body. It also meant Barney and his owner could still enjoy walks and get fresh air without the pressure of walking long distances before he was ready. This support significantly contributed to Barney’s recovery, helping him gradually regain his strength and mobility, all while maintaining a high quality of life.

Dog strollers can be incredibly beneficial for our furry friends, especially those with specific needs.

Protect Small and Anxious Dogs

Strollers provide a safe, enclosed space for small and anxious dogs. Reduce stress and exposure to potential hazards.

Multi-Pet Management

Meet Phoebe, the smallest and oldest of 3 dogs. Despite her enthusiasm for daily walks, sadly Phoebe’s painful joints and age mean she no longer keeps up with the other 2 dogs. Thanks to a dog buggy, Phoebe can still go along on the daily walks without the physical strain. The pram enables her to enjoy the sights and smells from the comfort of her stroller while staying close to her family. And her family no longer has the divide of a slow pace for Pheobe while the other 2 dogs are eager to explore and go along for a jog. The family stays together. Phoebe in the pram, owner gets exercise jogging and the 2 bigger dogs get to run. Everyone is happy!

Versatile Across Various Terrains

Go for a simple stroll around the park, a jog or take them on hikes. And if you’re a keen cyclist, dog bike trailer. Modern strollers are designed for different terrains.

Consider a dog stroller for your unique needs. There are different models to fit in with your lifestyle, your pet’s needs and size.

10 features to choose the best pet stroller

Size and Capacity: Make sure the stroller can comfortably accommodate your dog’s size and weight. Allow space for your dog to stretch out and sit up to take in the sights.
Durable material and sturdy structure: Rustproof powder-coated frame with a strong wear-resistant fabric.Look for sturdy construction and high-quality materials that can withstand wear and weather conditions.
Maneuverability: Swivel wheels, suspension, and easy steering for a smooth ride whether on grass or rough pathways.
Portability and Storage: If transporting the stroller, choose one that’s easy to fold and light enough to transport and store.
Ventilation and Visibility: Ventilation to keep your pet cool and features like mesh windows for visibility and air circulation.
Safety Features: Safety straps or harnesses to secure your pet and brakes on the wheels.
Storage Compartments: Storage for pet essentials like poo bags, leash, water bottle, treats, and toys are very handy.
Easy Access: Zip-up covers and easy-entry points. If your dog has short legs, is small, or injured or arthritic, height is important if he is able to negotiate stepping in or out of the pram.
Cushioning and Comfort – removeable pad for cleaning
Weather Protection: Some strollers have canopies or covers for protection against rain or sun.