Pet Gear NO-Zip Pet Stroller with Dual Entry, Push Button Zipperless Entry for Single or Multiple Dogs/Cats, Pet Can Easily Walk in/Out, No Need to Lift Pet, Gel-Filled Tires, 1 Model, 4 Colors

Best dog stroller! It’s light, easy to assemble, easy to collapse, has 2 openings (back & front), adjustable handle, great wheels, easy to maneuver, comes with a pad and safety clip & my dog loves it! At first, my dog didn’t want to go inside so I had to force him in. But it didn’t take long for him to go in and out by himself. I have a Dandie Dinmont terrier (so he has short legs but a long body) so I bought a large stroller which is perfect for his size. I previously had s dog stroller that looks like a baby stroller which I use when we go to the mall. Unfortunately, I’m petite and my dog weighs 29 pounds. My back started hurting from lifting him into my SUV and into his old stroller. I needed to stop lifting him as much as I can which was why we ended up looking for another stroller. This fits all my needs. My dog goes into the stroller through the back door and he exits the stroller from the front. I can’t express enough how much this stroller has helped me. Now when my dog gets tired walking/playing in he park... he hops into his stroller and I can continue with my walk (since I need exercise too). I’ve researched a ton of pet strollers and this is the absolute best one out there. It’s so worth the money and a no brainer if you are looking for a high quality pet stroller.

The media could not be loaded. My 10 year old Shetland Sheepdog (sheltie) has a degenerative bone disease in the”wrist”, carpus, of his front legs making walking for more than about a 1/4 mile difficult and painful even when he gets his pain meds well before we go. He looks so sad when we walk out without him. I decided to invest in a doggy stroller. I was looking for something inexpensive but after careful research I decided it was worth it to spend the extra money. I’m so glad I did! I live in a semi rural area with very few sidewalks and the area is not flat. When I leave my house and go downhill, I have to go uphill to get home (obviously). We have a horse path and a bike/foot path that’s a little better but it’s always uphill to go home. The features on this stroller are amazing. It opens like a clamshell so it’s easy for him to get in or he can go in through the back, zippered door. This one is one of the few that are low to the ground so I don’t have to pick him up to put him in. The best features are the big “off road” wheels. I never would have been able to go over bumps, uneven ground or through the mud (it was raining here for the last week)I’m 66 years young and had a back injury with 2 surgeries over the last 2 years an I can push it easily.1. The size is perfect for my 24#, slightly chubby, little guy But it wouldn’t fit a dog much larger than that.2. My main living area is on the 2nd floor so it’s a little awkward to get down stairs but I could never have done it without the big tires3. Two cups holders and a compartment for my cell phone is great4. The mesh top has a zippered area that can be opened so he can look out I wish it had something attached that I could pull over to cover it especially when it’s raining or in hot weather but it’s not a dealbreaker by any meansIf you are considering this, don’t hesitate. You won’t be disappointed

I bought this stroller for my disabled large cat, so my needs were a little different than a dog owner's. I wanted a very secure enclosure with a large enough space for her to lie down while still being able to see. Review points: - Ample floor space for her to stretch out and good visibility for pet lying down.- Pet space is close to the ground, so I don't have to lift her very far and she's able to climb out without help- While the enclosure slopes down a little at the front, it's not a dealbreaker for her head height.- Accordian style canopy is great for lifting in a pet. However, it does not stay 100% open without help. Also, when closing it you have to be sure you're not squashing a pet body part.- Large hinged panel in back is also great for access to pet space.- Top zippered mesh "hatch" lets you reach in (if your arms are long enough)- Bottom of pet space is supported by particle board inserted below pet compartment (good)- Wheels are thin hard plastic, which wouldn't be best in rough rocky conditions (ok)- Stroller is steady and feels well-made- Possible problem: I think the front canopy clasp will be what breaks first. It holds the canopy very tightly and is under some strain to hold it taut. The push button clasp is plastic and you have to push it firmly. I'm packing some zip ties in the stroller in case this ever breaks at a bad time.- Possible problem: I think the leash clips feel flimsy. I think I'd replace them with stronger clips but with a cat I'm not using them much.So, this is working well for my purposes. I reviewed a lot of strollers and came to the conclusion this price was acceptable for what the stroller offered. No stroller is perfect in every way and this one offers a lot with minimum problems.

After watching the first season of Only Murders In the Building I decided to search for a walk-in style dog stroller similar to the one used by Martin Short’s character for his bulldog. Pet Gear’s stroller nicely fit the bill. I love how easy it was to install the wheels and cup holder. I love the design of the stroller and the fact that the top can be opened or zipped. I also love that my dog was quite happy to use it (I twice threw a few dried chicken treats inside the stroller). However the “door” on the Candy Red version has a plastic piece that has to be depressed to open the door: it will be a real problem if it breaks. In addition, there are a few other pieces in the stroller which likely will wear quickly such as the wheel housings. Despite these concerns I’m delighted with the stroller because it is every bit as convenient as I imagined.

This stroller is not big enough for a medium dog. My cocker spaniel couldn't even turn around while in there.This is suitable for a dog under 20lb.It's a great stroller though!!

I was skeptical because the tires weren't air but plastic. I *finally* opted for plastic tires for fear that air tires could get punctured with something, deflate, and I wouldn't be able to replace them (I made those inquiries beforehand). Surprisingly, the ride with the plastic tires is really quite smooth (and I don't remember my child's stroller being air tires either). Personally, I ONLY go on paved roads/sidewalks, and even with visually-impaired texturing on the ground, my cat doesn't seem to mind. Just don't go 'zooming' over it as if it isn't there; be conscientious of your fur-baby. -- The pad it comes with has velcro on the bottom, but it is rather thin, so I put my own padding underneath it to absorb impact. Again, my cat doesn't seem to mind. Just don't go zooming over it! for the sake of the protection of the stroller and the comfort of the fur-baby inside. -- Maneuverability is excellent; very smooth and quiet. -- The bottom is NOT a suspended piece of material but has support underneath. -- The handle is extremely adjustable for any earthly height. -- I use this item for my cat. This stroller is great because there are no escape routes, i.e., no open gaps of any kind anywhere. She does not wear a collar or a harness at home (being an indoor cat), and doesn't have to put up with one when inside the stroller; she is perfectly safe and secure inside. -- The inside has TWO strips with clips for two pets. I do have two cats, but they're both a fair size, and I find that the 'large' stroller is perfect for long-haired, thick-coated cat (15 lbs) with the perfect amount of space to spare inside for comfort, stretch, turning around, facing all directions, etc. Two short-haired adults cats would be just fine. -- I do wish that the stroller had a basket underneath, but all the other benefits I just mentioned seemed worth the sacrifice, easily replaced by a light backpack and waist-pouch (water for both of us, plastic dish, WD 40 just in case! (as recommended), etc.. -- The cup tray is handy. It is indeed shallow as many say, but it will hold a can of pop, a small bottle of water. It does have a little compartment with a lid for keys, treats, etc. -- I was very worried about the difficulty of assembly, but it is awesomely easy to assemble: Just open it, push the side bars securely into place, and push the wheels into the holes! Unbelievably easy. -- Highly recommend!

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I have never been so pleased to have purchased something. I have been putting this off since February. Our dog is quite elderly and has arthritic front legs - he's pain free and quite agile still considering but struggles on pavement. This has been the answer to all our problems - we can all go out for walks again! He pops in and out of this as he chooses. Stops to sniff and walk on the grass and then travels in it over areas that are not so comfortable for his legs. Perfect!!! We love it.The price reflects the quality and need. I would have paid more for this item as it has given my boy his freedom back. It's easy to use, folds down and fits in the car great. Snaps back together with ease and has great additions - sunroof, drinks tray, brakes, adjustable handle, cushion in the seat, fully rotating front wheels for ease of travel.