Double Pet Stroller with 2 Detachable Carrier Bags – Folding Dog Stroller for Small Medium Dogs Cats Stroller Travel Carrier(Grey&Black)

Worth It!!!!
I have been researching this product for awhile. I had read the reviews of numerous other brands but I always returned to this one. Its price and quality were in my budget. I was not disappointed. The carriers are a good size. My kitties are on the smaller side and there is still ample room for bigger felines. There is velcro on the underside to keep the carriers fixed to the frame. The frame folds down very easily with the lever on the top push bar. The wheels have been able to handle walking on sidewalks and paths in a rustic park.The instructions were not as easy as say an Ikea manual but it was manageable. Most importantly my skittish kitties have taken to sitting in their carriers when not in use. Just this alone is a win for me.

Best double pet stroller, airline approved, perfect for trips
Super easy to fold with one hand, the whole strollers is really sturdy, perfect for a medium size dog and a small one, ease of assembly, maneuverability, both carriers have a thick stroller super comfortable for your pets, the small carrier have 2 big pockets for extra storage. Love it is completely worth it!! And perfect for trips and the carrier can go under the seat of the plane so you don’t have to sent them In the cargo, also I was delivered so quickly as well!!

Instructions Are Useless
This is a good critter stroller. It seems sturdy, the zippers all open and close smoothly, the canvas is nice and taut where it should be, and it has the cup holder and bottom basket features. The stroller is lightweight and is easy to push, fold and unfold, and maneuver.All of the above are the reasons I gave it five stars. I considered a four-star review, though, given how unhelpful the assembly instructions are. They leave out important details, such as the fact that you have to remove the back wheel covers first in order to install them onto the axle. They include three washers (they refer to them as “gaskets”) on each wheel, but the instructions only indicate two, and if you use all three, you can’t get the pin back into the axle to secure the wheel on. The pins that secure the wheels to the axle are almost too long to get into the wheel well where the axle comes through, so it took some serious brute force to get them in there. They refer to some “magic strap” that I still haven’t figured out what it is. They don’t indicate in the drawings where the latches are that allow you to fold the stroller down. I just kept pulling on things until something worked (BTW, they’re black plastic “J” shaped levers that are adjacent to where the two hood zippers meet on each side). If you don’t get front wheels snapped on properly the first time, they won’t fully rotate–the red plastic tab has to be pushed all the way underneath the black plastic part. They do not include any instructions on how to install the cup holder. Again, you just have to figure it out on your own. I did not bother to see if there was an assembly video online because I was so annoyed, but maybe there is one for anybody who can’t quite make it work.Despite these challenges, once it’s set up, it’s a great pet stroller. I don’t know how well the wheels will hold up to this being pushed through an asphalt parking lot multiple times a week (which is where I’ll be using it for my little puppy’s safety), but this will be vastly more convenient for me and comfortable for my dog than hauling her around in a wire dog crate in a wagon, which is what I’ve been doing up until now. Even if I can get a year’s use out of it, we’ll both be happy.

You cannot collapse the pet stroller with the seats in place, they must be removed
Really dislike this stroller not 100 percent collapsible when put together. My petgear stroller is far superior, I just needed something a little bigger for 3 small dogs. And the bottom carrier sits really low to the ground. Hard for one of our dogs to see us and get fresh air.