Dog Stroller 4 Wheels Folding Dog Cart Pet Stroller for Travelling Shopping Walking Playing for Small Dogs Cats (Black)

This is a good novelty cart for our doggies 15th birthday. He cannot walk much anymore but loves going for a ride in the cart. The handle length is just about long enough. It’s not that sturdy but will do. It’s easy to fold up and does not take up a lot of storage space. It was relatively easy to assemble, a Philips screwdriver was all I needed

Needed this for my dog getting ready for surgery. The cart is so flimsy I’d be afraid it would just flip him out. The instructions are bad and are not complete, do not explain what certain things are OR how to install parts of the product. The metal bar has no explanation how to use and it protrudes such that it w/b hurtful for the dog. The flimsy cardboard thing with 2 metal things with no explanation what it is or how to use. Got the wheels on and now can’t get them off to put in box to send back.

I was concerned about buying this because my senior dog is about 22lbs so larger than the specs on this. But it works well, I love it. We go to the park for a walk and he gets tired about 15 mins later after sniffing every single tree and then we put him in his cart and get some real walking in. He doesn't mind it at all, just sits there and looks around. He doesn't try to get out. This cart is super light so you really can fold it and carry it w/you w/little effort. I recommend. I’m 5’4 so the handle is perfect to roll. If you’re much taller, you may have to bend down to hold onto the handle which could be a pain. I add a comfy blanket because it’s not real padded. I love it.

As pictured, but the wheels kept coming off while using it.

The cart does the job but has some basic flaws for its price point. The handle is too short. I am 5'4" and even with my arm awkwardly extended back and only my finger tips pulling, I sometimes pull the cart into my foot as I walk. Taller people will be even more frustrated. A couple more inches on the handle would make a huge difference. A basic catch or lock to hold it upright when you let go would also be helpful. As is, it flops (onto the dog if you aren't careful) when you let go. It is light weight and portable, but almost too much so. With nothing to weigh it down, it rattles over the smallest bumps. It is not a pleasant ride for the pup. I put a scrap wooden board under the cover for extra stability. That little bit of added weight and structure went a long way. The "anti-break away" clasps broke away because the stitching was not strong. I hand sewed in stronger ones. I easily fixed the issues, but I you shouldn't have to for the price.

I really like this cart . It's cute, easy to put together and serves it's purpose. The handle is a bit on the short side if you're taller than 5'5"... But the cart seems to roll well.. it does tip forward by design.. I just have the puppy sit toward the back and help her out of the cart....

Simple little cart. Easy to put together. Foldable for easy storage when needed. And handle/arm allowed me to maneuver it easily. The arm for the handle extends and is large enough to accommodate a bare hand or a gloved hand easily. I used it as a resting ride who had injuried their leg and couldn't walk as far as before. So when they get tired it was easy to have them sit inside, and held an 18lb dog sitting. Or great for a smaller dog.

Not sturdy no instructions, torn out of the box wheels cheap plastic. I would not feel comfortable letting my my precious baby ride in it. So disappointing.

Very cheap quality. Not worth the money