Pet Gear, A Vermont Family Owned Company Since 1936, 3-in-1 Travel System, View 360 Stroller Converts to Carrier and Booster Seat with Easy Click N Go Technology, for Small Dogs & Cats, 4 Colors

The stroller is absolutely gorgeous. It’s really well made. I love it so much. I appreciate that the base pops off and now I use it as the cat carrier when they need to go to the vet and we get so many compliments on it. The stroller is really smooth, but it does have a hard time going over uneven concrete sidewalks. It’s really sturdy and very light. Easy to break down and store. It fits both my cats who don’t like to walk but like to look around on walks.

The latches all work well and easily. The frame is sturdy, lightweight, and easy to collapse for storage or to transport.Previously I had a very large and heavy pet stroller from Pet Gear which is lovely for running and walking because it has rubber cushioned tires. But it was impossible to collapse and so taking it to parks or on trips was only attempted once.After about ten years I need a smaller model that I can take on trips in cars and in planes. The lift-out basket and booster rack were what I was looking for.I trust this brand and have always recommended the first stroller I purchased from Pet Gear through Amazon. I still do especially if you have two dogs or one that weighs up to 50 lbs or so. I have used my dog stroller to carry home furnishings back from thrift store shopping because I do not own a car.I am looking forward to my April trip to Sedona with my sister with my doggie and this new buggy.

I will have this for the life of my dog. I love it, and I always feel Hercules is safe. it's easy to switch from car seat to stroller, and back again .I've had this for about 2 years now, I didn't want to write a review until I was sure about the product and it durability. I get stopped by a lot of people who ask where I got it. Hercules is not crowded he weighs about 14 pounds, he's a Morkie. If I were to change anything , I would make the hooks larger. which is the only change, i would make. It is very durable as a stroller it is a solid not flimsy at all stroller, it's obvious this was pricier, than many, well worth the extra money, i would do it all over again.

This may not be the Lexus of strollers, but it qualifies as the Toyota of strollers. Less expensive, but still loaded with lots of great thingsThe goodSturdyEasy to put togetherThe stroller part of it collapses easily, so you can toss it in the back of the carHas a nice holder you can secure to a car seat so you can just slip the carrier part into it and go somewhere knowing your pet is secureThe carrier can be useful for getting your pet to the vet. And if you get your pet so they are quite comfortable in it, it might make vet visits less stressfulThe not so good.How you secure your pet into the carrier part.This stroller doesn't have one loop at the top, where you can put a leash, it has two clips on either side. The clips themselves are a good idea, but the placement isn't.Most harnesses fit around your pet and have a ring on either side, the idea being that you have a leash that can snap into both of them.On this stroller, the snaps on either side of the carriage are so small and can only get one loop at a time so your pet has restraints on both sides of them.If you tighten the side clips too much, you're putting your pet in a tug of war situation, forcing them to lay down, or devote themselves to slipping out of the harness. If you leave them loose, then your pet can move about freely, but is likely to get snagged up in the restraints. If there is a sweet spot so you can snap the sides to the loops so they still have some freedom of movement, but are in no risk of becoming tangled up in the excess, and likely able to pull at least one side of the harness so your pet can wiggle out of it.However, in fair balance, the carrier part does have a nice, strong latch, so the odds of your pet escaping if the carriage is shut are minimal. At this point, I have an elastic leash I can attach to the harness and then thread out of the carrier and hold in my hand.I have thought about just snipping those side hooks and the straps off, but I'm worried that someday I will figure out exactly how they can be used to keep my pet in the carrier, and still comfortable. If I can't figure that out within the next few months, I will likely snip them off. Problem solved, except I still would have appreciated a ring on top I could have looped a leash into.The flaw is not so bad that I am unable to enjoy the stroller. I do. I bought it to take our blind cat Smokey out. She isn't able to see the world, so I like to take her out and let her experience the world in ways that she can. Smells and noises Since I have worked my way around the leash problem, I am please with how sturdy this stroller is, compared to the last one I owned. That is why, despite the one tiny flaw, I still had to rate this at five stars.

Perfect for my 5.5 lb Yorkie!

I got this stroller and was so excited until I started to use it. After few short walks with my 9 pound puppy, the stroller started braking itself because back wheels was in A shape. The brake is NOT in the middle but on the right side of the bottom of the frame. I replaced the stroller, but I got the same kind of base with same problem. The web pictures show totally different frame!!!!! Be aware! Sadly, I had to return this very nice stroller.

I had another name brand stroller that was more expensive and returned it. It was difficult to keep straight. This one is great. I can push it with one hand and walk behind it or on the side of it. I leave it outside and no problems so far. My fat Chihuahua fits nicely but a bit larger dog would fit fine.

The abilities of the stroller are great! Little Bulkie wish the under carriage would fold up slimmer. But the mesh in the carrier is already ripping for the price it shouldn’t do this needs to be made stronger!