PawHut Oxford Cloth 2-in-1 Convertible Pet Stroller Pushchair Blue/Orange Reviews

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Pushing your pet around in style doesn't come much easier than this stroller from PawHut. Its 2-in-1 design allows the top to be taken off from the frame, allowing you to just carry around the basket when needed. The basket is fitted with a canopy which can be adjusted to three different positions, mesh windows for circulation, a cushion for comfort and two side handles for easy lifting and carrying. The frame is made from steel, so it is tough and solid, crafted with a handle for easy pushing. Four wheels allow smooth and easy movement, with brakes on the rear wheels for safety. Foldable for easy storage, it's finished with a bottom basket for easy storage on-the-go and an inside seat belt to keep your pet safe inside.Features:Duo design of a stroller and removable pet carrierSolid steel frame is tough and durable for reliable use outdoorsFeatures four double-barrelled wheels, the back two can be locked for safetyTwo inner seat belts to keep your pet safely strapped inThree-position adjustable canopy to protect from light and wind, mesh windows to allow fresh air to pass through inside the carrierBottom bag for storage on-the-go • Foldable design for easy storage and transportSuitable for small and miniature dogs less than 35 cm in length and less than 10 kg in weight

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“We brought this after our dog was in a car accident, this resulted in her losing a leg and having a fractured pelvis. She needed 4-6 weeks crate rest. This pram meant she could still be included in walks and visiting family. It was a great enrichment tool for her. She was in it around the house, in different rooms and in the garden. There are two clips to hook into her collar which is a fantastic safety feature. And the fact the 'lid' zips around the whole way offers her great security while she can still have a nosey outside. The pram is excellent, it's very sturdy, we get asked a lot where it is from. It looks much more expensive than it was. I can't imagine what we would have done without it.”