HPZ Pet Rover Lite Premium Light-Weight Dog/Cat/Pet Stroller Travel Carriage with Convertible Compartment/Zipper-Less Entry/1-Hand Quick Fold/Aluminum Frame for Small & Medium Pets (Black 2nd-Gen.)

Fantastic quality! Easy to open, close!
I wish my kids’ strollers had been this well-made and well-designed! The practically one-handed (maybe 1 1/2 sometimes) opening and closing is wonderful. Very sturdy and smooth riding. My 19 lb. Cavalier/Bichon mix has a little bit of a longish body and fits beautifully. We took her introduction to it slowly and she is 100% comfortable. The compactness is better than I expected. I make a lot of use of closed stroller, pulling it behind me like a small carry-on suitcase. This is a great feature on an elevator and other times. Absolutely nothing negative to say!

Great purchase!
I absolutely love this stroller! It fits my 2 minature schnauzers so comfortably. Each pet weights approximately 15-17 lbs. You can easily assemble it. What’s great is that it’s so light weight and folds into a small compact size. You can fit it almost anywhere. Its quality is great and it looks beautiful. I just love it! I would definitely recommend and purchase again.I had previously purchased a different stroller and ended up returning it because it was way to bulky and heavy above all. But this one, is so perfect in all ways possible! 😍About the only feature I wish it had, is the ability to change handle from one end to the other and a small velcro on top to hold the flap of the top “window” in place.

Thoughtfully designed pet stroller—so happy I purchased it!
I love almost everything about this stroller, despite the complaints below. The thoughtful design is apparent when you use it. I spent days researching the best stroller for my needs, and I’m really happy with my purchase. It’s more expensive than a lot of other pet strollers but it’s worth it.1. Folding: The stroller is somewhat easy to unfold. I’ve finally figured out how unfold it in one or two tries, but I can’t articulate what I’ve done differently. My only complaint is you really have to double-check that it’s actually locked. Once, I heard it click but when I started pushing it, it started collapsing in again with my dog inside. I was able to get her out and open it again, but it was scary and I now double-check it’s locked by kind of slamming down on it.Somehow I also learned how to fold it. I have to slam it down a bit with the release button pushed firmly. But even when I think I’m doing it right, I can’t always get it folded on the first try. Again, I can’t really articulate what I’m doing or not doing, or was doing or haven’t been doing, to explain how to fold it. It somehow just folds.2. Maneuverability: it’s easy to push, even one-handed on an uneven/ sloped sidewalk. My only complaint is sometimes when I unlock the brake, it doesn’t entirely release one wheel so I have to re-lock, then unlock again. Or really step hard on that side and wiggle the wheel.3. Size: when the basket is fully extended, it’s quite long and roomy. There’s definitely space for two smaller dogs. My little 4-lb. Yorkie almost looks lost in it—you could easily fit three of her size dog in it.4. Weight: for as spacious as the stroller is, it’s quite light. I can lift it with one hand. It would be easy to take on a plane if necessary.5. Construction: for as light as it is, the stroller feels sturdy. I put my laptop (15”) and other items inside when my dog is walking with me, or in the basket underneath when she’s inside. I’ve never felt like the stroller couldn’t handle the extra weight.6. Intelligent design: I probably should have started with this category… I love the cover over the basket. It ensures my dog can’t jump out. I also love that the canopy can just be pulled closed. There are snaps to close it, which is much easier and more durable than a zipper. But you really don’t need the snaps because the edge of the canopy “grabs” onto the lip of the basket. So it will stay down by itself. I LOVE this design element and it was the selling point that won me over to this stroller as opposed to another very nice one.The Peekaboo viewer in the canopy is another thoughtful feature. I’m a bit obsessed with my dog and I love being able to creep on her and watch her enjoy being pushed in her stroller.The UV rating is also a nice feature. It’s nice to know there is good sun protection available if necessary. Other nice features: bottom basket, other pockets, handle cover, removable cup holder…Even with two pads, however, you will probably want additional padding for your dog—at least if she is spoiled like mine! The two pads that come with the stroller are very thin. Even doubled up, they don’t provide a lot of comfort. Since I got this stroller for my dog who can’t walk as far as she used to on her little legs, comfort is important so I can walk as far as I want to and know she will be happy. I got one from Bowser pets, I think? The size I got fits pretty perfectly when the basket is fully extended.7. Value: definitely not the cheapest stroller, but not the most expensive, either. The features, construction, and design are worth it, IMHO. I’m very happy with the stroller, and that’s really what matters.