Luxury Pet Stroller for Small & Medium Dogs with Individual Basket

If you’ve got a senior pup, a small breed, a pet recovering from surgery, or just a fur baby who loves fresh air but not long walks, then yes, a stroller is a game-changer. It gives your pet freedom without tiring them out and makes outings more enjoyable for both of you.

A dog stroller lets you take your pet places they might not be able to walk to themselves. It’s great for small dogs, older pets, or anxious pups who feel safer in an enclosed space. Plus, it keeps them protected from hot pavement, rain, and crowds.

You can bring any dog or cat that weighs 40lb or less. This usually includes small breeds like Chihuahuas, Pomeranians, and Yorkies, and medium breeds like French Bulldogs, Corgis, and Shiba Inus.

It’s easier than it sounds! You can place one dog inside the stroller and walk the other on a leash. A hands-free leash or waist leash works great if you want more control. Pro tip: try a few short practice walks before going for a big outing.

Our stroller is designed to be easy to fold. Simply unlock the frame, push it inward, and it folds flat in seconds. You won’t need a manual or a second pair of hands.

Our pet stroller is built to support up to 60 lbs (27 kg), perfect for small to medium-sized dogs or two smaller pets. The sturdy frame and reinforced wheels ensure a smooth, stable ride every time.

Yes, a service dog can absolutely ride in a stroller if it helps them do their job or if they need rest. Strollers can be great for service dogs recovering from surgery, older dogs, or smaller breeds doing support work.

Yes, in most cases you can check a dog stroller like you would a baby stroller. Some airlines even let you bring it to the gate before checking it. Just make sure to check your airline’s specific rules in advance.

Many Walmart locations allow dogs in strollers, especially if they're small and well-behaved, but it really depends on the store. We recommend calling ahead to your local Walmart just to be sure. Service animals are always welcome.