I have a 27-lb dog in a downtown high-rise, and taking him "out" generally involves walking him down the hall, taking him down the elevator, down another hall, then around the corner of the block to his "spot". This is a cumbersome even in the best of circumstances. It's really, really cumbersome in the winter time when he has to be suited up in a coat and can't use his back legs after spinal surgery. When the vet says to abandon pee pads and get him outside, you have to make do.
I'm undergoing my own medical treatment, so it's very tough to hold him over long distances and for a long time. This stroller saved my back and my sanity. There are so many neat features. First of all, it's perfectly roomy for him. He's a compact/muscular French bulldog, so it may not be long enough if your less dense 27-lb pup wishes to lie flat in it, but it's perfectly sized for him. He only lies down about 5% of the time anyway. The rest of the time, he's sitting up.
Assembly was easy, took about 5 minutes. Directions were fairly straightforward, but the parts are somewhat obvious, so you don't really need to rely too hard on the directions. Breakdown is also easy. Can store this in my storage cage downstairs when not in use.
The floor is sturdy, solid and well-padded with a removable pad for cleaning. The pad's cover is removable as well. Only when I removed it did I notice two fixed tethers with latches at the end for hooking to his collar or harness. A nice touch. I've cleaned the rest of the stroller as needed with a damp sponge and liquid soap or Nature's Miracle.
It's very lightweight but very sturdy. He can do his vigorous shake, and I don't think it'll fall apart or topple over on me. I wouldn't wander off with him in it, but I feel confident letting go of it while I check the mail or similar. Glad we got the 4-wheel version, as it no doubt has better stability up front than the 3-wheel version, and now that he's on the mend and trying to become more mobile, he likes to lean a little too far forward on walks. That brings me to another feature that I don't know is intentional or not, but on the two occasions he's lurched forward suddenly, the stroller suddenly stopped, and I noticed a brake had been thrown. If that's by design, yay.
The two brakes are a soft plastic, maybe polypropylene, so don't throw too much of your weight on them. Be gentle, and they should last a long time. Also, don't force the stroller to move when a brake is engaged or push on the brakes too hard when engaging or disengaging. It's a soft plastic but it should be durable for a while unless overstressed.
The cupholders and storage bin up top are so useful for treats, clean poop bags and yeah, the dirty, tied-shut one I toss in one of the holders on the way to the trash bin. The storage bin underneath is plenty roomy for wipes, extra baggies, leashes, whatever you want, really. There's not a lot of vertical space on TOP of it, so you can't shove a big box down there even if it would fit in the storage compartment itself.
The one thing I was wishing this stroller had for two weeks is a zipper to close the front mesh so doggie can't take a flying leap out. Then my neighbor showed me it was there! The zipper was barely visible to me, but it's a lifesaver. I don't use it for quick walks outside, but if we're going on a longer walk with more enticing sights (people, other dogs), I surely zip it closed. Again, be careful with it, as there's a fair amount of tension on it. Bring the two sides together with your hands before zipping closed, and it'll last a long time.
The vents in front and back are nice for general ventilation and seeing what your pet is up to. There's also a flap on top you can open with mesh underneath to allow for extra ventilation or visibility.
Height of this stroller is totally comfortable to me. I'm about 5'10" and often wear short heels, and the handle height is perfect. The ONE complaint I have is the front wheels. If they were larger diameter, they could handle less flush curbs. Hit a curb ramp that's not entirely level, and careful the stroller and your pet don't lurch forward. The wheels appear to be a high-density foam, not a solid plastic, but they're durable enough for the price point.
All in all, this is the best money I've ever spent. I don't know how I would've handled my pup's surgery without this.
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The VIVO Pet Stroller provides first-class travel for your lovable pet! Whether you are taking a quick stroll around the block or a leisurely walk in the park, this durable 4-wheeled stroller makes for a safe and smooth ride. Features include three zipper access points to conveniently get your pet in and out. The spacious interior and padded foam bottom provide more than adequate comfort. The two front windows and back window are made of mesh that is fully breathable and creates a great viewing. The top mesh window allows you to keep an eye on your happy pet. The top of the carrier collapses back to create a large opening. More stroller features include dual cup holders and a center tray for storing doggie snacks or personal belongings like your cell phone and keys. The entire cart is fully collapsible which is activated by two latches located on the sides. The pushing handle is fully covered in padding. The bottom of the stroller features a convenient basket for additional storage, and there are locks on the two back wheels to put the stroller in park. The ideal pet weight for this stroller is 30 lbs or less.
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The entire cart is fully collapsible, which is activated by two side latches. The bottom of the stroller includes a basket for additional storage, so you can pack your pet’s favorite toys, snacks, and other important items.
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| Sold By | V I V O | V I V O | ZENY Direct | forreststore | forreststore | Giantex |
| material | Polyester | Polyester | oxford cloth | 400D Oxford, Stainless Steel, Mesh | Stainless Steel, oxford cloth | Metal, Oxford Cloth, Plastic, EVA, MDF |
| harness type | 2 Point | 2 Point | 3 Point | 5 Point | 3 Point | — |
| weight | 11.7 pounds | — | 13 pounds | 13.3 pounds | 13 pounds | 11 pounds |
| max. recommended weight | 30 pounds | 30 pounds | 33 pounds | 30 pounds | 33 pounds | 33 pounds |
| fabric | Mesh | Mesh | Oxford Cloth | Oxford Cloth | Oxford + Stainless Steel | Oxford Cloth |
| frame material | Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel | — | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Metal |
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Perfect for my needs
My 14 year old has arthritis in her knees and can only make it for the first 1.5 mile of our daily walk. This stroller is perfect for her. It took me about 10 minutes to snap together. The pad is a little thin but it was no biggie to toss in a folded fluffy lap blanket for some extra cushioning. I keep the front wheels locked in the straight position to avoid having steering issues. It goes over small gravel from driveways just fine... Up to pea size. The only negatives I have to speak of are purely circumstantial. My largest dog gets car sick so we have no choice but to take our walk along our narrow but very scenic rural road. My dogs do wear prong collars since there is zero room for error on a back road with a speed limit of 55 mph and no sidewalks. It does make it challenging as we go through a gauntlet of obstacles (free range chickens, farm dogs chasing you, sheep, goats, horses, cows, you get the idea) while vehicles zip by you. If they aren't perfect on every walk, there is the potential for them knocking over the stroller as it is very top heavy once your pup is inside. Today it was a grain truck who decided to slow down by using his Jake Brake (engine brake) that are forbidden inside of city limits due to how incredibly loud they are. My dogs spooked and knocked poor Sophie into the ditch, stroller and all. We've had a few other close calls involving one rabbit that darted directly in front of our young pit bull who's still in training and an incident involving a chicken. Oh, and be prepared for the Amish to openly point and laugh out loud when they see you pushing a dog in a stroller as they pass by in their horse and buggies! Gotta love Kentucky!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2018
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I have a 27-lb dog in a downtown high-rise, and taking him "out" generally involves walking him down the hall, taking him down the elevator, down another hall, then around the corner of the block to his "spot". This is a cumbersome even in the best of circumstances. It's really, really cumbersome in the winter time when he has to be suited up in a coat and can't use his back legs after spinal surgery. When the vet says to abandon pee pads and get him outside, you have to make do.
I'm undergoing my own medical treatment, so it's very tough to hold him over long distances and for a long time. This stroller saved my back and my sanity. There are so many neat features. First of all, it's perfectly roomy for him. He's a compact/muscular French bulldog, so it may not be long enough if your less dense 27-lb pup wishes to lie flat in it, but it's perfectly sized for him. He only lies down about 5% of the time anyway. The rest of the time, he's sitting up.
Assembly was easy, took about 5 minutes. Directions were fairly straightforward, but the parts are somewhat obvious, so you don't really need to rely too hard on the directions. Breakdown is also easy. Can store this in my storage cage downstairs when not in use.
The floor is sturdy, solid and well-padded with a removable pad for cleaning. The pad's cover is removable as well. Only when I removed it did I notice two fixed tethers with latches at the end for hooking to his collar or harness. A nice touch. I've cleaned the rest of the stroller as needed with a damp sponge and liquid soap or Nature's Miracle.
It's very lightweight but very sturdy. He can do his vigorous shake, and I don't think it'll fall apart or topple over on me. I wouldn't wander off with him in it, but I feel confident letting go of it while I check the mail or similar. Glad we got the 4-wheel version, as it no doubt has better stability up front than the 3-wheel version, and now that he's on the mend and trying to become more mobile, he likes to lean a little too far forward on walks. That brings me to another feature that I don't know is intentional or not, but on the two occasions he's lurched forward suddenly, the stroller suddenly stopped, and I noticed a brake had been thrown. If that's by design, yay.
The two brakes are a soft plastic, maybe polypropylene, so don't throw too much of your weight on them. Be gentle, and they should last a long time. Also, don't force the stroller to move when a brake is engaged or push on the brakes too hard when engaging or disengaging. It's a soft plastic but it should be durable for a while unless overstressed.
The cupholders and storage bin up top are so useful for treats, clean poop bags and yeah, the dirty, tied-shut one I toss in one of the holders on the way to the trash bin. The storage bin underneath is plenty roomy for wipes, extra baggies, leashes, whatever you want, really. There's not a lot of vertical space on TOP of it, so you can't shove a big box down there even if it would fit in the storage compartment itself.
The one thing I was wishing this stroller had for two weeks is a zipper to close the front mesh so doggie can't take a flying leap out. Then my neighbor showed me it was there! The zipper was barely visible to me, but it's a lifesaver. I don't use it for quick walks outside, but if we're going on a longer walk with more enticing sights (people, other dogs), I surely zip it closed. Again, be careful with it, as there's a fair amount of tension on it. Bring the two sides together with your hands before zipping closed, and it'll last a long time.
The vents in front and back are nice for general ventilation and seeing what your pet is up to. There's also a flap on top you can open with mesh underneath to allow for extra ventilation or visibility.
Height of this stroller is totally comfortable to me. I'm about 5'10" and often wear short heels, and the handle height is perfect. The ONE complaint I have is the front wheels. If they were larger diameter, they could handle less flush curbs. Hit a curb ramp that's not entirely level, and careful the stroller and your pet don't lurch forward. The wheels appear to be a high-density foam, not a solid plastic, but they're durable enough for the price point.
All in all, this is the best money I've ever spent. I don't know how I would've handled my pup's surgery without this.
I'm undergoing my own medical treatment, so it's very tough to hold him over long distances and for a long time. This stroller saved my back and my sanity. There are so many neat features. First of all, it's perfectly roomy for him. He's a compact/muscular French bulldog, so it may not be long enough if your less dense 27-lb pup wishes to lie flat in it, but it's perfectly sized for him. He only lies down about 5% of the time anyway. The rest of the time, he's sitting up.
Assembly was easy, took about 5 minutes. Directions were fairly straightforward, but the parts are somewhat obvious, so you don't really need to rely too hard on the directions. Breakdown is also easy. Can store this in my storage cage downstairs when not in use.
The floor is sturdy, solid and well-padded with a removable pad for cleaning. The pad's cover is removable as well. Only when I removed it did I notice two fixed tethers with latches at the end for hooking to his collar or harness. A nice touch. I've cleaned the rest of the stroller as needed with a damp sponge and liquid soap or Nature's Miracle.
It's very lightweight but very sturdy. He can do his vigorous shake, and I don't think it'll fall apart or topple over on me. I wouldn't wander off with him in it, but I feel confident letting go of it while I check the mail or similar. Glad we got the 4-wheel version, as it no doubt has better stability up front than the 3-wheel version, and now that he's on the mend and trying to become more mobile, he likes to lean a little too far forward on walks. That brings me to another feature that I don't know is intentional or not, but on the two occasions he's lurched forward suddenly, the stroller suddenly stopped, and I noticed a brake had been thrown. If that's by design, yay.
The two brakes are a soft plastic, maybe polypropylene, so don't throw too much of your weight on them. Be gentle, and they should last a long time. Also, don't force the stroller to move when a brake is engaged or push on the brakes too hard when engaging or disengaging. It's a soft plastic but it should be durable for a while unless overstressed.
The cupholders and storage bin up top are so useful for treats, clean poop bags and yeah, the dirty, tied-shut one I toss in one of the holders on the way to the trash bin. The storage bin underneath is plenty roomy for wipes, extra baggies, leashes, whatever you want, really. There's not a lot of vertical space on TOP of it, so you can't shove a big box down there even if it would fit in the storage compartment itself.
The one thing I was wishing this stroller had for two weeks is a zipper to close the front mesh so doggie can't take a flying leap out. Then my neighbor showed me it was there! The zipper was barely visible to me, but it's a lifesaver. I don't use it for quick walks outside, but if we're going on a longer walk with more enticing sights (people, other dogs), I surely zip it closed. Again, be careful with it, as there's a fair amount of tension on it. Bring the two sides together with your hands before zipping closed, and it'll last a long time.
The vents in front and back are nice for general ventilation and seeing what your pet is up to. There's also a flap on top you can open with mesh underneath to allow for extra ventilation or visibility.
Height of this stroller is totally comfortable to me. I'm about 5'10" and often wear short heels, and the handle height is perfect. The ONE complaint I have is the front wheels. If they were larger diameter, they could handle less flush curbs. Hit a curb ramp that's not entirely level, and careful the stroller and your pet don't lurch forward. The wheels appear to be a high-density foam, not a solid plastic, but they're durable enough for the price point.
All in all, this is the best money I've ever spent. I don't know how I would've handled my pup's surgery without this.
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