Are There Any Strollers for Dogs with Mobility Issues?
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Are There Any Strollers for Dogs with Mobility Issues?
Yes, there are specially designed strollers for dogs with mobility issues. These pet strollers provide a safe, comfortable, and convenient way to transport dogs who may be recovering from injury, have trouble walking due to age, injury, or medical conditions such as arthritis or hip dysplasia.
The most suitable models for this use case are arguably two particular dog strollers equipped with ramps for easy access - a feature that sets them apart from other options.
Dog strollers come in various sizes and designs to suit different needs. For dogs with severe mobility issues, strollers with low entry points, spacious interiors, and supportive cushioning are ideal - a feature that the Ibiyaya Grand Cruiser matches thanks to its POE air fiber cushion. Both models feature mesh windows for ventilation, sun canopies for protection from the elements, and safety leashes to keep pets secure during the ride. The Petique Apollo also features a patented pee pad, so accidents don't interrupt your adventures.
However, when it comes to pet strollers for dogs with mobility issues, few options are as suitable as those equipped with ramps:
Veterinarians often recommend dog strollers as a helpful mobility aid.
This is where a dog buggy with a ramp incorporated into it's design is especially convenient for your dog and their comfort. Pet strollers featuring a ramp enables your dog to get in and out of the cabin of the dog cart with minimal exertion.
They allow pet owners to maintain an active lifestyle with their dogs, ensuring their furry companions get fresh air and mental stimulation without the strain of walking. Whether it’s a trip to the park, a vet appointment, or a stroll through the neighbourhood, dog strollers make outings easier and more enjoyable for both pets and owners.
When choosing a stroller - be it with or without a ramp, it's important to consider not only the dog’s size, weight, and specific health needs, but also the size and weight of the dog buggy. Heavy-duty strollers, like the Ibiyaya Grand Cruiser, with puncture-proof wheels and a strong frame are best for larger dogs, rougher terrain, or longer journeys.
Conversely, lighter-weight, foldable options, like the Petique Apollo, work well for city use and inter-city travel, as well as being suited to larger-sized dogs.
Learn more about both models in our comparative blog post:
Ramp-Equipped Dog Buggies: Petique Apollo vs Ibiyaya Grand Cruiser
See both ramp-equipped dog buggies in more detail in our collection:
