Can I use a baby stroller for my dog?

It’s all a question of weight. Let’s just say that a cat weighs a maximum of 12kg, so if your dog weighs less than 15kg, he’ll be fine in a cat stroller. The weight of your dog is a crucial factor to consider when buying a stroller. In fact, each model has a maximum capacity that must not be exceeded to ensure the durability and safety of the stroller. Small dogs (up to 10 kg): Choose a lightweight, compact stroller that’s adapted to your dog’s size and weight. Medium dog (between 10 and 20 kg): A sturdy model with a larger load capacity is preferable. Large dogs (30 kg and over): A large stroller designed specifically for large dogs will be required. In this case, the trolley can be considered as an alternative for these large animals. Quality materials: Choose a stroller made from hard-wearing, durable materials such as aluminium or steel for the frame and waterproof polyester for the interior. The size of the stroller itself should be proportionate to your pet’s morphology, i.e. neither too large to provide a safe space, nor too small to risk compressing it and creating health problems in the long term. A dog stroller is generally more manoeuvrable than a trolley, making it easier to get around in tight spaces and urban areas. Dog strollers often have a neat, attractive design, unlike trolleys, which can be bulkier and less elegant. The design of a dog stroller and the materials used ensure your pet is protected and safe when out and about.

A question may arise, can I put my dog in a stroller. Well, yes you can, but it's not ideal. Stroller size Make sure the stroller is appropriate for your dog's size and weight. If you have a medium or large dog, this is not an option. The stroller should provide a comfortable, safe space for your dog. Strollers should have a harness or leash attachment to keep your dog securely inside the vehicle in case they have the urge to jump or react. Make sure the stroller is stable and easy to maneuver. While the idea of putting a dog in a stroller may seem harmless, it may be worth checking any legal restrictions or regulations in your area.