Dog Strollers
A dog stroller is the simplest way to keep your dog out in the
world, even when walking the whole way is not an option anymore. Maybe your
senior dog sits down halfway through the walk and looks up at you. Maybe your
puppy is not fully vaccinated yet. Maybe summer is just too hot for a
flat-faced breed, or your dog gets nervous the second the leash comes out. A
dog stroller solves all of it. Your dog still comes along, still gets the fresh
air, still gets the sights and smells. They just get to ride when they need to.
At
Furvelo, we make dog strollers for dogs up to 66 lbs, from tiny toy breeds to
bigger dogs who simply run out of steam. Every model rolls on smooth EVA
wheels, folds down for the car, and ships free across the US with a 12-month
warranty. Below, you will find the right stroller for your dog, plus answers to
the questions people ask us most.
Why get a dog stroller?
Here is the thing. A dog stroller is not about doing less. It is
about doing more, for longer. It is not a replacement for walks. It is the
reason the walks can keep happening.
For senior and arthritic dogs. Older
dogs and dogs with arthritis, IVDD, or a recent surgery often want to keep
going. Their body just says no. A dog stroller lets them walk as far as they
comfortably can, then hop in and rest. A little rest, and many are ready for
another lap. You get more good days together, and you get to stop feeling
guilty about the walks you take without them.
For puppies who are not fully vaccinated. The socialization window closes fast, around 16 weeks, but the vet
says no ground contact yet. A dog stroller is the vet-friendly workaround. Your
puppy sees the world, hears the noise, meets the people, and takes it all in
from a safe, enclosed spot, with no exposure to whatever is on the sidewalk.
For anxious and reactive dogs. For a
nervous or reactive dog, the stroller becomes a safe little bubble. It gives
them space to watch the world go by without being right in the middle of it,
which helps them switch from a reacting state to a calmer, watching state. Many
owners say it changed walks completely.
For flat-faced breeds in the heat. French
Bulldogs, Pugs, and other brachycephalic breeds struggle to cool themselves
down, so hot weather is genuinely dangerous for them. A dog stroller with open,
breathable windows lets them enjoy outdoor time without pushing their body past
what it can handle.
For homes with more than one dog. Two
leashes, two directions, zero relaxation. You know the feeling. A stroller lets
both small dogs ride together, settled and side by side, while you keep both
hands free.
For dogs who go everywhere. Markets,
patios, beaches, stores, the vet. Plenty of places turn dogs away but welcome a
stroller. If your dog is part of every outing, a stroller is the thing that
makes it easy.
Shop Furvelo Dog
Strollers
We keep the range simple: two strollers that cover almost every dog
and every kind of outing.
Furvelo Jogger Dog Stroller. The
all-rounder. Built for dogs up to 44 lbs, the Jogger rolls on big 10-inch EVA
wheels that soften bumps on sidewalks, paths, and grass. The quick-latch canopy
opens with no fussy zippers. Just lift and go. There are two interior leash
clips to keep your dog secure, a generous storage basket underneath for all the
gear, and even a car seat-belt adaptor so the stroller doubles as a travel
setup. Great for one larger small-breed dog or two little ones riding together.
Colors: Black, Navy, Leopard.
Furvelo Wagon. The heavy lifter. The
Wagon carries dogs up to 66 lbs, our pick for medium dogs or a couple of
smaller dogs sharing the ride. Large EVA wheels with built-in shock absorbers
smooth out footpaths, grass, and light trails. It comes with two harness safety
clips, unzippable front and rear windows for airflow and easy loading, and side
storage pockets for treats, toys, and waste bags. The handle adjusts across six
heights (29.5 to 43.5 inches), so it fits tall and short owners alike, and it
folds down compactly for the trunk. Colors: Black, Navy.
Both strollers include a 12-month warranty, ship free
across the US, and dispatch the next business day from our facility in
Portland, Oregon.
Not sure which
dog stroller to pick?
It really comes down to two things: your dog’s weight and where you
go.
If your dog is on the smaller side and you want the roomy basket and
the tall, joggable handle, go Jogger. If your dog is bigger, or you want
the extra weight limit and the adjustable handle heights, go Wagon.
Still stuck? Pick based on weight first. That is the one spec you cannot
compromise on.
About that “you’re treating your dog like a baby” thing
Let us just name it. A lot of people
hesitate to buy a dog stroller because they worry someone will judge them. Here
is the honest truth: the people using strollers are the ones whose senior dogs
still get to see the park, whose puppies get a safe head start, whose
flat-faced dogs make it through summer. That is not spoiling your dog. That is
looking after them. The only regret we hear, over and over, is “I wish I’d
bought one sooner.” Wear it as a badge of honor.
FAQ
Find the most frequently asked questions about Pet Strollers below.
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Yes. For the right dog, a pet stroller is genuinely good for them. It is not about making your dog lazy. It is about extending outdoor time for pets who cannot walk the whole way: senior dogs, dogs recovering from surgery, arthritic pets, anxious dogs, and flat-faced breeds who overheat. Your dog still gets fresh air, sights, sounds, and smells. They just get to rest when they need to. Most owners use it alongside walking, not instead of it.
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It depends on the model. The Furvelo Jogger holds pets up to 44 lbs, and the Furvelo Wagon holds pets up to 66 lbs. Always check the weight capacity before you buy. It is the one spec you should never guess on. If your dog is close to the limit, size up to the Wagon.
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Yes, as long as their combined weight stays under the stroller's limit. Both Furvelo models comfortably fit two small pets riding side by side. The Wagon, with its 66 lb capacity and wider cabin, is the better pick for two dogs. It is a favorite for multi-pet households who are tired of juggling two leashes.
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They are one of the best things you can do for an older dog. Dogs with arthritis, IVDD, or joint pain often still want to go. Their body just tires quickly. A pet stroller lets them walk as far as they comfortably can, then rest and ride the rest of the way. Many owners tell us their senior dog perks right back up after a short rest in the stroller. Always check with your vet about your dog's specific mobility needs.
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Yes. This is one of the most popular uses. Before your puppy is fully vaccinated, the vet does not want their paws on the ground in public spaces. A pet stroller lets your puppy experience the outside world, including traffic, people, other dogs, and everyday noise, from a safe, enclosed spot during the critical socialization window. It is a simple way to give them a confident start without the disease risk.
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Yes, and it can be a real safety upgrade. Brachycephalic (flat-faced) breeds cannot cool themselves down the way other dogs can, which makes hot weather dangerous. A pet stroller with open, breathable windows lets them enjoy time outside without overexerting in the heat. It gives your dog outdoor time on the days a full walk would be too much.
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Yes. Both Furvelo strollers fold down for vehicle transport. The Wagon folds compactly for the trunk, and the Jogger even includes a car seat-belt adaptor so it doubles as a travel setup. If trunk space is tight, the Wagon is the more compact fold.
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If your pet is a senior, a puppy, anxious, flat-faced, recovering, or simply tires out on longer outings, yes. The most common thing owners tell us is that they wish they had bought one sooner. It turns "we had to leave them home" into "they came along," and that is worth a lot.