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Materials: Premium 600g oxford fabric, long lasting 6.5" Wheels for easy push Thick ventilate mattress with anti-ultraviolet sun canopy

User Reviews about Classic Purple 4 Wheel Pet Stroller

This is my second pet stroller, and the first one (made by KittyWalk) was a really good product, until my cat grew way to large. I have a Siberian Forest Cat. They grow very big, like a Maine Coon or Norwegian Forest Cat. People often mistake him for a dog due to his size. My handsome fella stands 16 inches tall, and in the BestPet stroller he has head room to spare, which is good because he's still growing. Most pet strollers on the market won't give you enough head room if you have a large breed kitty. The prior stroller was only 12 inches tall. In the BestPet stroller, my guy has plenty of room to stand, sit, turn around, and lie down comfortably. If you have a 20 lb. animal, you need the BestPet, because other strollers just aren't anything like as roomy in the passenger compartment. The only possible disadvantage is that the stroller is still a bit big when you fold it down to put in the trunk of your car, but well worth the trunk space if your furry friend is big. -- Great for a very large cat.

This product (it's the same as the identical product in umpteen other colors, although make sure you've got the 3 wheel version vs the 4 wheel, if that's what you mean to order) is very well-made for the price- I expected a cheaply made Chinese product and was pleasantly surprised. It's not terribly heavy duty, but it's adequate for what I need and the assembly work is good, with seams properly straight and no weird gaping or pulling along the zipper as with some cheap soft crates, which was my primary concern. I bought it in Purple and the color is somewhat lighter than shown- on my monitor, it's #CC66FF in hexcode. It arrived in less than 48 hours (impressive!) and shipped within 3 of me placing my order!

One thing which isn't mentioned is that the bottom is reinforced lightly, and it comes with a removable quilted pad, which is faux fleece on one side. The raincover is just a cheap piece of vinyl with a couple of seams and I'm not sure it would actually allow enough airflow to really be safe.

My only complaint would be that the instructions are awful. Like most instruction sheets, they appear to have been written by someone who didn't have access to the illustrations that would be used (and the illustrations were drawn without reference to the instructions) and are just pretty weak in general. There's a clip you've got to pull out of each axle (for the rear wheels) to pop them onto the axles, and then reinsert after they're in place. The hubcaps snap on over that. It took less than 2 minutes to figure that out and was easy enough to do, but this isn't mentioned on the instructions. I also can't figure out how, for th elife of me, to fold this thing back up. However, I drive a station wagon and it WILL fit in my car unfolded. I bought it primarily for my dog to have a crate that was easy to take to ringside at trials and shows without having to carry it or wheel out the entire crate dolly, and this will do nicely. -- Great quality for the price, instructions are awful