Splendid Pets Purple 4 Wheel Easy Fold Dog Stroller/Foldable Pet Buggy/Pushchair for Dogs & Cats

I wanted a stroller for my cat but unfortunately there were gaps on either side beneath the zips which my cat was able to push her head through. I feel there should have strong stud fasteners here to plug the gaps. Otherwise it looks very smart but I can`t leave her unattended.

I loved it. But more importantly so did my happy dog! Had a great day out at gatcombe park eventing weekend. Lots of walking but she tires easily now. (13 plus).

Although designed for dogs and cats, over the last 8 years, I've used several of these pet strollers as a 'Bunny Buggies' for my heavy, large breed rabbits and if you're prone to back problems then a buggy is just what you need to make pet transport easy.Different styles are available with 1-double or 2-double front wheels (such as this model) but there's little to choose between them in terms of design. The lightweight tubular frames are virtually identical, they all have a lightly foam-padded handle bar plus a small storage bar which will hold a small drink cup/bottle and a lead in an enclosed box. Beneath the carrier is a useful polyester 'luggage' tray suitable for carrying accessories, a snack or a small amount of shopping. They are stated as having a 20kg load capacity: I've not taken them beyond 15kg but they have handled this weight perfectly and I found it was actually easier to push a heavier than a lighter pet and the bunny didn't rattle so much on a roughly-surfaced footpath.Having previously struggled to carry 7kg of French Lop or hefty Continental Giant rabbit in a conventional pet carrier across a busy town centre, this makes bunny transport so much easier. There's ample space for up to 2-3 small-medium sized rabbits, 1 (or 2 at a squeeze) French Lops or a single Continental Giant.Carrying 7-8kg on one side of your body for any distance quickly results in uncomfortable back/shoulder/arm ache but it's easy to almost-effortlessly push them along. Their weight is barely noticeable now, kerbs are simply negotiated and the rabbits (or dogs/cats) have a smooth, stress-free ride.The pet strollers are lightweight, fold for storage, are highly maneuverable, showerproof, well-ventilated and have braked wheels, but don't rely on the latter because the brakes are a little flimsy. Another advantage when used in town or at the vet surgery is, that the occupants are raised from the ground so are less likely to be worried or stressed by other pets, especially in a vet's waiting room. If they are, then it's so easy to simply wheel them outside.At first, I admit I felt a bit self-conscious using a 'push chair' for my rabbits especially in 'powder pink' (as mine was - not purple) and wondered what sort of reactions it might provoke. I needn't have worried - bunny owners who saw it thought it was such a good idea and so easy to use that they've bought their own on my recommendation and were not disappointed.Mine have stood up to about 4-5 years of use and abuse and when they're in tatters then I replace them with the same again or the current nearest equivalent - and always will do.