I think this is the mist aesthetically pleasing pet stroller I have seen, and it didn’t disappoint once assembled. I read instructions and watch YouTube videos so I was confident I would be able to put it together without a problem - wrong. We still managed to assemble it back to front and inside out! That’s our fault of course but as the parts can still fit together incorrectly it would have been helpful to have had a better indication of top and bottom etc. Tdah… with the Rolls Royce of a stroller now assembled, we were ready to roll. Our 10 month old Main Coon was most impressed and could stretch out completely. He has an enormous amount of growing to do so that may not be possible in time but I still think it will accommodate him. At the moment both our cat and dog can fit in which is very handy in crowded spaces or shops. The stroller arrived just in time for our short break in Cornwall so we were able to really put it through its paces. Although we were aware of the weight, it really was just a number until we had to carry it and push it on terrain that is not a Californian shopping mall. This pram is heavy. Trying to mount a kerb is a nightmare, it balks at even the slightest bump. A better design would seen a bar at the back that you can push against to get leverage, without it, trying to lift the pram, particularly if the pet/s are sitting towards the front is really difficult. The stroller swivels easily and will turn on a sixpence, but the swivel makes kerbs even harder to manoeuvre. We tried locking the wheels which made kerb work slightly easier but then turning the stroller was wretched. The stroller does not break down easily and is really bulky to store. You can take the wheels off, but needing it daily, that would indeed be a drag. When bringing it back from its collapsed state, which is not a smooth operation, the front of the cradle gets caught below the frame which makes the whole thing slope. You have to re-collapse it and hold the front so that doesn’t happen, you really need two people and woe betide you if you are in a hurry. The frame has a stud fastening and Velcro, but the stud is not strong enough against the pull of the Velcro so you have to undo the Velcro, lift the base forward to attach the stud and then refit the Velcro - a lot of scrabbling about on your knees. The shopping tray is substantial but I do miss a handlebar tray for odd bits and bobs. The black, powder coated frame looks great but scratches at the slightest thing. So that is all the negative aspects but there are many positives. The stroller looks good and is a joy to push on smooth, flat terrain. The interior is large and comfortable and both our pets can stretch out. The two way hood is a lovely touch and the ‘cabin’ is really secure and a safe environment for a scared cat when the Flying Scotsman went roaring past. It will keep our cat warm and dry during inclement weather.

Would I purchase it again - probably not but only because it doesn’t fit our lifestyle and we are not young, so the weight is a problem. That said, it’s still the best looking stroller out there, in my opinion, and it definitely got the thumbs up from our pets, Wraggetty and Binker.

I think this is the mist aesthetically pleasing pet stroller I have seen, and it didn’t disappoint once assembled. I read instructions and watch YouTube videos so I was confident I would be able to put it together without a problem - wrong. We still managed to assemble it back to front and inside out! That’s our fault of course but as the parts can still fit together incorrectly it would have been helpful to have had a better indication of top and bottom etc. Tdah… with the Rolls Royce of a stroller now assembled, we were ready to roll. Our 10 month old Main Coon was most impressed and could stretch out completely. He has an enormous amount of growing to do so that may not be possible in time but I still think it will accommodate him. At the moment both our cat and dog can fit in which is very handy in crowded spaces or shops. The stroller arrived just in time for our short break in Cornwall so we were able to really put it through its paces. Although we were aware of the weight, it really was just a number until we had to carry it and push it on terrain that is not a Californian shopping mall. This pram is heavy. Trying to mount a kerb is a nightmare, it balks at even the slightest bump. A better design would seen a bar at the back that you can push against to get leverage, without it, trying to lift the pram, particularly if the pet/s are sitting towards the front is really difficult. The stroller swivels easily and will turn on a sixpence, but the swivel makes kerbs even harder to manoeuvre. We tried locking the wheels which made kerb work slightly easier but then turning the stroller was wretched. The stroller does not break down easily and is really bulky to store. You can take the wheels off, but needing it daily, that would indeed be a drag. When bringing it back from its collapsed state, which is not a smooth operation, the front of the cradle gets caught below the frame which makes the whole thing slope. You have to re-collapse it and hold the front so that doesn’t happen, you really need two people and woe betide you if you are in a hurry. The frame has a stud fastening and Velcro, but the stud is not strong enough against the pull of the Velcro so you have to undo the Velcro, lift the base forward to attach the stud and then refit the Velcro - a lot of scrabbling about on your knees. The shopping tray is substantial but I do miss a handlebar tray for odd bits and bobs. The black, powder coated frame looks great but scratches at the slightest thing. So that is all the negative aspects but there are many positives. The stroller looks good and is a joy to push on smooth, flat terrain. The interior is large and comfortable and both our pets can stretch out. The two way hood is a lovely touch and the ‘cabin’ is really secure and a safe environment for a scared cat when the Flying Scotsman went roaring past. It will keep our cat warm and dry during inclement weather.

Would I purchase it again - probably not but only because it doesn’t fit our lifestyle and we are not young, so the weight is a problem. That said, it’s still the best looking stroller out there, in my opinion, and it definitely got the thumbs up from our pets, Wraggetty and Binker.