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Cat Strollers
Cat strollers let you take your cat outside for a stroll in the comfort and safety of a carrier-style enclosure. Most kitty strollers include breezy mesh for safe containment, ventilation, and a great view. Cat strollers are usually foldable so you can easily take them with you in the car or wherever you need to go. Choose from a few popular styles:
- Standard rolling cat strollers: Top-loading designs made for go-anywhere ease
- Convertible cat strollers: These feature a detachable cabin that doubles as a carrier or car seat
- Sport cat strollers: Includes three-wheeled designs with sturdy wheels for jogging or off-road adventures as well as bicycle trailers
Look for strollers with useful features like one-handed closing, storage compartments and pockets, carrier dividers, multi-pet designs, and more. Whether you choose a four-wheeled stroller for stability or a sporty model with all-terrain wheels, your kitty is sure to enjoy the adventure!
Frequently Asked Questions about Cat Strollers
Do cats like strollers?
Some cats like strollers, while others do not. Cats may be fearful the first time they go into the stroller, so be sure to acclimate your kitty to the stroller gradually and attempt only short outings at first. With a little practice and patience, however, you may find that your kitty loves going out for walks in the stroller!
Are cat strollers allowed in stores?
Cat strollers are allowed in some stores, but not all of them. Many pet stores allow kitties and pups to come in on leashes, in carriers, or in strollers, but other stores forbid all pets. Check with the individual store before planning your outing to be sure.
Can you put two cats in one stroller?
You can sometimes put two cats in one stroller—just make sure they have adequate room and that they get along well enough to travel together. You can also get a double stroller or use a cat stroller with a divider to safely take two cats on stroller outings.
How do I get a cat used to a cat stroller?
The best way to get a cat used to a cat stroller is to start slowly and reward your kitty for good stroller behavior. Start by letting your cat check out the stroller on their own, then try closing it and taking your cat outside for a short test outing. If your cat reacts well, try for longer outings at each session—with ample treats and praise—until your cat seems comfortable and relaxed going out in the stroller. Putting items like a favorite blanket or toy inside may help, but some kitties won't ever learn to enjoy the stroller, so be sure to monitor your cat closely for signs of distress.
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