Pet stroller with removable carrier cot

The folding frame fits right into the hallway closet, so it doesn't get in the way at home.

I like that the basket lifts off the frame. I carried my dog upstairs in it, and he stayed calm.

We bought a size up just in case, as our dog is large. It holds the weight confidently, thank you.

The mattress pad doesn't slide around the bottom of the basket, our puppy stopped constantly standing up.

The wheels handled the old cobblestones near our house smoothly, without rattling, and our Yorkie sat calmly.

There is enough room inside the basket for the dog to lie down however it wants.

We bought it for our beagle, who struggles with longer walks now. The lift-out basket helps a lot because we can move him without making him stand up again. The frame is light enough for me to load into the car, too. My only issue is the mattress cover; it is thin and bunches, so we added a blanket.

It's easy to get into the elevator; the stroller is maneuverable and not too wide.

The frame is light but doesn't feel flimsy. I put it in the trunk without any struggle.

The ABS body is sturdy; I accidentally bumped it into a doorframe and there isn't even a scratch.

We use this carrier to take our cat to the vet; she is calm in there and nothing pokes her.

We took our Pomeranian through the mall; the stroller is maneuverable and fit into the elevator without needing to turn around.

It's convenient to wash the frame after a walk in the park. The brakes work well, but the wheels are hard to spin without lubrication.

When folded, it fits right behind the cabinet; it turned out to be very compact.

The stroller is lightweight, but the rubber wheels rattle noticeably on dirt roads. I expected a smoother ride.

I took the mattress pad out and washed it in the machine after my dog got it dirty with his paws. It dried and looks as good as new.

At the vet, the handled carrier makes everything easier. Our bulldog stays put, and we do not have to keep lifting him awkwardly.

The frame folds perfectly flat, without warping. There is still plenty of room left in our station wagon's small trunk.

We use the stroller for our French Bulldog after long walks. He grumbled at first, but when I detached the basket and brought him inside the house right in it, he understood the point. We've taken it out almost every evening for two weeks, and the fasteners show no signs of loosening.

The polyester on the basket wiped clean easily after walking through wet grass; there are almost no stains left.

The handles are comfortable for short carries from the car to the clinic. That was exactly what I needed.

The rubber wheels are genuinely quieter than plastic ones; our dog doesn't even wake up in our yard.

I check the frame's locking mechanisms before heading out, just as stated in the instructions; everything holds securely.

The chassis is easy to steer with one hand; you can hold your phone and walk at the same time.

Our pug lies calmly in the basket; the walls are rigid enough and don't cave in.

The color is just like in the photo, and the fabric is matte and pleasant to the touch.

The brake on top doesn’t get in the way when you walk, and you don’t catch it with your foot.

I liked that it says not to use it in the car. It’s immediately clear that you shouldn’t fool yourself and transport your dog in it there.

After the beach I wiped the frame dry, brushed the sand off the wheels, and everything works.

The branded Fernpaw mattress is soft, and the dog falls asleep in about five minutes flat.

I fold the frame and toss it in the trunk. It takes up almost no space.

The carrier is comfortable to hold with both hands when I’m going up to the second floor without an elevator.

My corgi has paw problems, and this stroller has made walks possible again. I push the frame most of the way, then lift out the carrier if stairs get in the way. The wheels cope with our usual paths, and the mattress cleans up easily.

The dog is comfortable lying in it. It’s just a shame that there’s no insect net included.

It’s hard for the dog to walk, so we got into this Fernpaw and off we went. It rides smoothly, with no shaking.

The brake presses down with your foot without any effort; you don’t have to kick it.

I bought it for my Pomeranian. He likes to bark at passersby for ages, but in the stroller he sits quietly and watches. The smooth ride calms him down. When we come to a cafe, I just take out the box with the handles and put it next to the table. No problems with extra steps. The fabric is durable; I accidentally spilled coffee and it cleaned off easily. I’m completely satisfied with the purchase and will recommend it to friends.

The parking brake helped outside the cafe; the stroller stood evenly even on the paving stones.

We got it for an elderly spaniel: the walk has become longer, he rests in the box and then walks again on his own.

The ABS plastic of the basket is sturdy and doesn’t bend when the dog rests its paws on the side.

The mattress washes easily and dries quickly. The only thing is that the polyester attracts fur like a magnet.

The polyester on the outside wipes clean from dirt easily with a damp cloth.

Assembly is intuitive: chassis separately, box separately, mattress in place, and you can head out.

The notice about the lack of crash tests is right; you immediately understand what’s what.

I took the mattress out after a walk in the rain, washed it, and it was dry by morning.

The box holds securely, and the locks click into place clearly. I check before a walk, and it’s all quick.

The basket is deep. The beagle doesn’t try to jump out even when he sees a pigeon.

I removed the carrycot at the entrance and carried the dachshund to the elevator without moving him to anything else.

The ride is quiet on asphalt. But the ABS box heats up in the sun, and the dog sweats in there.

I remove the basket in one motion when we get back from a walk. The pug is asleep, and I just carry him into the house.

I bought it for clinic visits with our corgi. The carrier comes off quickly, so I can keep her beside me in the waiting room instead of moving her back and forth. The frame feels sturdy and rolls quietly inside. I do miss having a small storage basket for the leash and bags.

The frame is compact and fits in the trunk. However, the carrier attachment latches are a bit stiff; it takes some effort to detach it.

We got the Fernpaw for our pug, Charlie, who is around 15 kilos. The stroller holds him well, and my wife can carry the light frame down the stairs. The rubber wheels smooth out our rough pavement, and we can bring the carrier into the house without waking him.

I bought it without any proof of durability, but in reality, the frame is solid and not flimsy at all.

It's just the right size for my corgi; he turns around and lies down like he's at home.

We took the carrier off to wash the cover. But after washing, it shrank a bit around the edges.

The brake engages easily with your foot, which is convenient when you're holding a second dog's leash.

The aluminum doesn't rust; we got caught in the rain, and I just wiped everything down with a towel.

The set is complete; everything arrived together right away, including the mattress pad.

It's easy to get into the elevator with the frame. Too bad the carrier handle isn't adjustable in length.

The wheels really are rubber; they roll without any rattling at all. In the courtyard's cobblestone pavement, the dog isn't jerked around.

I checked all the settings, the carrier sits tightly. A wonderful design.

It fits compactly in the corner of the hallway. However, the stroller handle vibrates in my hands on bumps.

The parking brake locks firmly. We stood on a hill waiting for my wife, and the stroller didn't roll away at all.

The frame is light enough that I can lift the whole stroller on the stairs without turning it into a workout.

The carrier detaches easily, but clicks securely back into place. The locks snap in confidently.

I was hesitant to buy it because of my dog's weight, but the frame holds up great; nothing creaks when turning.

I liked that there's no need to struggle to pull the dog out of my arms to get into the vehicle. We arrived, detached the carrier, and carried him.

The weight of the frame is small, which was important for me because of my bad back.

My poodle cannot manage long walks anymore, so this has been useful. He lies calmly in the carrier, and the handles help when we go into the clinic. The rear brake held firm on the small slope near the pharmacy.

I can detach the carrier easily, which is the main plus. The handles are fine for short distances but uncomfortable on a longer walk.

We took it to a Sunday market where there are a lot of people. Our dachshund sat higher up, away from the grocery bags, and wasn't getting underfoot, and I carried her home in the detachable carrier. On the way there, the wheels rolled quietly, even over the tile joints.

The carrier releases from the frame cleanly and is comfortable enough to carry. The brake does squeak a little when I press it.

The carrier itself is comfortable. I would make the handles thicker, but for normal short carries it is fine.

I like that I can just wipe down the frame and it's dry, with no streaks left behind.

The cradle with the ABS frame doesn’t sag when the cat moves from the edge to the middle.

It rolls quietly, and the rubber absorbs all the seams in the sidewalk. The neighbors don’t even hear us passing by.

My bichon needs to take it easy after surgery, and this stroller has been very useful. We ride in it to the park, walk a little there, and on the way back I just remove the carrier and lift him home. I especially liked the washable little mattress: after his paws got covered in dirt, everything washed out.