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Choosing the right pet stroller for you in 3 steps
Choosing a pet stroller can be a difficult decision. Your needs and those of your pet are important to take in consideration. Not sure what those needs are? Figure out in 3 steps how to choose a pet pram.
Safe cycling with your InnoPet bike trailer
Outings with your dog are even easier with the help of a bike trailer. Together with your four-legged friend, you can cycle through town or the countryside. And when you arrive at your destination, you can easily detach the bike tow bar and use your dog bike trailer as a dog pram. Read our advice on how to take your dog and bike trailer on the road safely.
8 Steps: let your dog get used to a dog stroller
Not every pet wants to be in a dog stroller the first time. These steps will help you get your dog used to the new buggy.
6 September
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2 minutes reading time
Puppy Kimbo and his cheetah print stroller
Janine chose the InnoPet Allure Cheetah stroller for her puppy Kimbo because she was looking for a stylish, practical solution to take him on walks and outings. Her bigger dog can now enjoy his walks while little Kimbo takes a nap in his stroller.
16 August
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2 minutes reading time
What type of dog owner are you? Take the quiz!
Are you a tough trainer or a pampering pawrent? Take the test and find out what type of dog owner you are!
13 August
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3 minutes reading time
Harry, Holly and their InnoPet Hercules
Labradors Harry and Holly are inseparable. Together with their owners, the pair enjoy going for walks and adventures in the Scottish countryside. When Harry developed arthritis, outings became increasingly difficult. When owner Jacqueline saw someone with a dog in a stroller, she knew this would make a difference for her family.
8 August
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2 minutes reading time
Socialising your puppy
You've got a new furry friend, and it's time to introduce them to the world. Socialisation is super important for your pup's happy and well-adjusted life. Let's dive in!
6 August
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3 minutes reading time
How long is a puppy allowed to walk?
A puppy at home is a joy, but also a little hurricane full of energy. They run, jump, bite and chew on anything and everything. But how do you deal with all that energy? How long can you play, walk and leave a puppy alone? And how do you make sure your little friend is well socialised?
16 July
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3 minutes reading time
Pet Stroller Maintenance
A pet stroller, dog pram or bike trailer can be quite the investment. That is why you want to maintain your dog stroller well, and ensure it has a long life time. We'll give you some tips for pet stroller maintenance and storage.
4 July
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2 minutes reading time
Easy 3 ingredient dog ice cream recipe
Do you want to treat your dog to an ice cream on hot summer days? You can get dog ice creams at some ice cream parlours these days. There are also dog ice cream kits for sale at pet shops. But of course, you can also make yummy frozen treats yourself!
28 June
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3 minutes reading time
Taking your dog stroller on the beach
No matter the season, a beach walk is enjoyable for your dog in any weather. And even if your furry friend has reduced mobility, being out in nature and smelling the fresh air is a treat. Because pushing a dog stroller on the beach is not quite a walk in the park, we're going to give you some tips.
21 June
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5 minutes reading time
The 9 best dog strollers for your vacation
Are you looking for a pet stroller to bring on your travels? Which dog pram suits your needs, depends on the kind of vacation you will go on. Will you need a compact dog buggy on the airplane, a sturdy dog stroller for hiking or a bike trailer for your dog?
20 June
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3 minutes reading time
Secondhand dog stroller
A dog stroller can be an expensive investment. Especially if you are not sure how long your dog is going to use it. A second-hand dog stroller can then be a perfect solution. We explain what to look out for when buying a second-hand dog pram.
12 June
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2 minutes reading time
Taking the dog stroller on vacation
Dachshund Maxi is going on vacation to the south of France with his owners Jan and Nel. Due to arthritis, Maxi can no longer walk as long as he used to. Because they still want to go for day trips when on vacation, Jan and Nel bought a dog stroller for Maxi. Now the humans can go for long walks without exhausting little Maxi.
3 June
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3 minutes reading time
Your dog and warm summer weather
Most people are excited for warm summer weather. while we're all about firing up the BBQ and soaking up the rays, our furry friends can struggle in the heat. How well your dog handles hot weather can depend on their breed, their size, their age and whether they’re at a healthy weight.
22 May
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4 minutes reading time
When your dog doesn’t like their stroller
Pablo is a young French Bulldog whose little legs get tired quickly. His human, Maddy, got him a stroller which he didn’t much like. Because Maddy wanted a stroller that was easier to maneuver, she decided to buy Pablo the InnoPet Sporty Dog Trailer. A great gamble, as she didn’t know if her Frenchie would like the new dog stroller!
24 April
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3 minutes reading time
Walking blind dog Teddy
After surgery for non-cancerous tumors in the head and glaucoma in the eyes, dog Teddy no longer has vision. After fully recovering, Teddy still enjoys walking outside immensely. Owner Orlaith bought a dog stroller for her blind dog, so he can always go with her.
6 March
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2 minutes reading time
Convenient carrier for Main Coon cats
It is not common for Maine Coon owners to let their cat roam free around the neighbourhood. They’re a coveted breed and known to be stolen. Going for walks with a Main Coon (or any indoor cat for that matter) is becoming more common. When your cat is used to wearing a harness, you can take them pretty much anywhere.
6 March
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2 minutes reading time
Nervous dog: Lotje can relax again in her dog buggy
Suzanne bought a second-hand dog buggy for dachshund Lotje. Lotje has little self-confidence and can be described as a nervous dog. In her InnoPet Sporty Dog Trailer Deluxe, Lotje can relax again.
31 January
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2 minutes reading time
Dog shows; not just a beauty contest
Participating in dog shows is an exciting and rewarding experience for both pet owners and their furry companions. While many may associate dog shows with the traditional conformation competitions where dogs are judged based on their physical appearance, there's a whole world of diverse competitions and demonstrations beyond the standard beauty contest.
More InnoPet stories
How to plan a dog friendly holiday
Who doesn’t enjoy a holiday? You want to make sure your trip is enjoyable for every family member, your dog included. Read these tips to plan your dog friendly holiday.
Cats in the dog pram: this is how you safely go out with your cat
A cat in a dog stroller is not weird at all. Cats need to be mentally stimulated, too. Letting them outside allows them to smell and see their surroundings. If your cat cannot go outside independently, it is a good idea to take the cat outside in a dog pram.
Walking comfortably with a dog in recovery
Ripley had a nasty road traffic accident. The staffy has a long recovery journey ahead, to keep her mind stimulated and preventing the inevitable boredom of being kept in at home, dog mom Serena got the InnoPet Hercules 2.0. This enables the family to take Ripley out each day and enjoy walks together.
A dog stroller with air tires
Little Levis suffers from a bad back injury. His hind legs aren’t always as cooperative when going on walks. Dog mom Joyce was determined to return Levis’ love for walks. She decided to look for a pet stroller, so Levis can have some rest when his legs get tired.
Mobility issues in dogs; when walking is not a given
“Why is your dog sitting in a stroller, can’t he walk?” A walking dog seems so obvious, to most people. They have paws and four legs. Why must they be pushed around in a stroller? For many dog owners, walking with their dog is not obvious, at all! Their dog may suffer from hereditary diseases, cancer, arthritis, IVDD, or hip dysplasia. Honestly, the list of reasons a dog may have difficulty walking is endless!
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