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Buying a pet stroller comes down to four questions: how big is your pet, where will you use it, how often will you fold and carry it, and what’s your budget? Answer those and the shortlist gets short fast.
1. Start with weight and size
The single most important number is the maximum weight rating. Add a margin for comfort and any extras you’ll carry. Then check the cabin length — your pet should be able to lie down without curling uncomfortably.
2. Match the wheels to your terrain
Smooth pavement? Almost anything works. Trails, gravel or cobbles? Prioritise air-filled tyres and suspension. See our best jogging picks for all-terrain options.
3. Think about folding and storage
If you’ll lift it into a car boot daily, weight and folded size matter more than capacity. Travellers should prioritise a flat, one-hand fold.
4. Set a realistic budget
Spend the least that gets you the features you’ll actually use. Our budget pick proves you don’t need to overspend for small pets.