Pet Stroller for Medium Dogs, Small Dogs, Cats, Black - Compact Dog Strollers with One-Hand Folding Design for Trips - Lightweight Stroller for Puppies, Kittens - Premium Pet Travel Supplies

This is my second Ibiyaya stroller. Upgraded to this roomier model after Thinking long and hard due to the price. It’s worth every penny and I am so happy I boldly madeThe decision to purchase this oneAfter reading the reviewsOf all The other brands as well.The cabin is roomy and I store my umbrella and jacket in the back with plenty of room for my 10 lbs. Maltese inside. One touch fold. The only drawback is not having cup holder and utility tray as with the other Ibiyaya but I guess that’s the sacrifice worth the one touch fold. Which by the way is effortless watch the YouTube video.The handles are higher than the previous travel system stroller I purchased also a Ibiyaya which is nice as the other modelwas very low. Wonderful quality the wheels just snap in and each component is well made. That’s the only required assembly.The stroller turns on a dime and easy to maneuver. I hang a small bag from the handle to hold my phone and hand sanitizer. The storage under carriage I use to store the rain shield Which I purchased separately from another seller. Works well. I’m thinkIng of purchasing Ibiyaya utility hooks. Storage roomy enough to hold my small handbag too.I use this daily and sometimes my Pooch just likes to walk so I swing by the lobby and pick up my packages and mail and they all fit into the stroller cabin so I use it as a utility wagon/carrier too. Multiple functions.My Pooch loves it so much I park it next to the couch and he goes in there to nap.The only draw back is the sun shade. It needs to be zippered on and it’s really hard to get it zipped. I just don’t affix it and use it for light drizzle protection or sun shade and lower it but don’t zipper it. This is the only design flaw.

The media could not be loaded. I've been looking to get a dog stroller for a couple months now. We don't need one for health reasons but we have a few travel plans with our dog, and I thought a dog stroller would come in handy (at the airport, if we have a day involving a lot of walking, and for restaurants - even if some restaurants offer dog-friendly outdoor dining space, we thought it would be more polite if he was inside a carrier. We asked our friends and were recommended so many different brands and models, that I decided to just do my own research and was surprised to find that dog strollers range anywhere from $70 - $700 and come in all shapes and sizes. To narrow it down, my criteria were as follows: compact as can be without compromising the sturdiness (we live in a one-bedroom apt in the city), easy to fold down to a compact size (we want to store it easily and want to take it with us on our travels), and aesthetics (some strollers out there look a bit tacky, and some of the expensive ones are a bit too flashy... we never thought we'd be the ones to get a dog stroller and so we wanted something more minimal and modern). We went with this stroller in the grey denim and super pleased with it as it meets all my criteria. The set-up took literally 5 minutes (attach the 4 wheels by pushing it in and locking into place) and figuring out how to open/fold back down was very intuitive and simple. I had to make a video to demonstrate how easy this was and how compact it becomes (thought it would be easier than explaining in words). Love the brake mechanism which will come in handy. The wheels swivel very smoothly, and the mesh window is awesome to give him more sense of security, and how compact it becomes when folded which makes it super travel-friendly, and perfect for city-pups! I will definitely be traveling with this. So excited to take this out!

My 5 lb dog was recently diagnosed with health problems and required constant supervision. Carrying her not only was uncomfortable for me, but I image her as well. I decided to get her a stroller and spent weeks researching the options.During a beach vacation last year, we ended up buying her a stroller to save her from walking and while it was incredibly convenient, it was destroyed just from being pushed on the sidewalk and concrete boardwalk so I was focused on finding quality this time around.I settled on Ibiyaya. I had several questions and reached out to the manufacturer multiple times and was blown away by their quick responses and willingness to help in any way that they could.I appreciate their attentiveness to the materials they use - as we are incredibly conscious of chemicals/toxins and avoid them whenever possible.We originally ordered the stroller in the solid colors denim gray, but when it arrived I didn’t like it. I thought the gray/blue and brown trim clashed horribly. I knew I wouldn’t ever get past that. The pattern is a bit “louder” than I’d like, but everything else is absolutely awesome.Pros - incredibly well made, durable, smooth ride, easy to open and close, lots of ventilation, no mesh on the back panel creates more shade for the pet inside during warm months, but also shields them from wind in colder months, comfortable for the dog - includes a pad that I slip into a pillowcase that can be regularly changed so it remains constantly clean, easy to push - even 1 handed, light, compactCons - very little storage (easily resolved this by adding a stroller bag to it), would prefer a more basic fabric choice (the denim with black trim, just black fabric and black trim, etc), the zipper can be incredibly difficult to get started because it completely separatesWe’ve used it several times at home, but also recently used it for a week at the beach and it was awesome! It kept the dog out of the sun and wind. It gave her a safe place to relax, lay or chew a bone while at a restaurant and also saved her little legs from getting tired from all the walking.I look forward to all of the years and memories that this stroller will allow us to have!