Any opinion on this stroller and site?

YIKES. Wrong forum. Mods, please move this to care/grooming. Or I can delete and start another in the appropriate place.

Any reviews on this particular stroller? I've been unable to find much about it. Not even on Amazon. I don't know if it's a new product and thus the lack of reviews. Or if it's a continued item that was never popular.

Secondly has anyone purchased from this site? The price is much lower than other sites, suspiciously so.

http://www.allpetfurniture.com/Pet-G...A-PGI1052.html

I have a vet visit for my two girls in a couple of weeks and there's no way I can carry them in the plastic carrier anymore. Even carrying one of the to the vet (10 minutes away) in the carrier is a pain.

For a stroller in general, perhaps but compared to other sites for the same brand, this site's price is great.

I've seen strollers for under $60 but I worry about the sturdiness of the material and the wheels. I do not want something that starts falling apart after a few runs. Also I need a stroller that can hold up two 10lbs cats and give them enough wiggle room.

I'll address everyone in this post. First, thanks everyone.

Second, I'm not sure if I made it clear but I do not drive so I walk and carry my cats to the vet. And I'm not the strongest person out there at 5'3. But carrying one cat in my cheap but sturdy and slightly unwieldy plastic carrier is already a back breaker. The last time I carried both of them together, they were just ending kittenhood and the combined 18 lbs or so nearly killed me. If you understood me and suggest walking with two carriers anyway--you're stronger than I

The Pet Gear Happy Trails was my original choice and yes it generally gets good reviews. But I read a few reviews that made me think that I should consider moving up one level. The cover/flap for the HT was reported to be not as sturdy and reliable. Some cats had been able to get out. Also read that the stroller wasn't that great for slightly energetic walks and the wheels weren't very quiet and smooth. Thus I started looking at the Sportster which apparently has higher grade wheels and materials overall.

Lastly, would love the AT3 but aside from the price, I'm worried about its size. I live in a small apartment and wouldn't have storage space for it. It would basically sit in my living room which already houses the enormous cat tree. I thought and hope the Sportser would be a good compromise between the HT and AT3 in quality, price and storage size.

And good to hear all furniture is a legitimate site!

Awesome group, I've learnt alot the last of couple of days. The sportster gets very good reviews and some group members confirm that the HT is solid but for brisk walkers, the Sportster is better and of of course the AT3 is the best.

UPS just delivered! So excited. One of kitties was freaked out by the delivery and box. Hopefully, she'll like the stroller...Will report soon.

Well, I've had the sportster for about 6 days now and have taken a handful of strolls. Time for a review and so far, so great!

First the size, the Sportster very comfortably seats both my adult cats (10-11 lbs each). I was pleasantly surprised by how long and high the carriage is. A cat can lay stretched out from front to the back as well sit up without touching the roof. There's a lot of head space. Only the width is not as impressive. It makes sense, no one wants to push a double-wide stroller around...If needed, both cats can sit or lay side by side, but it's a snug fit.

I was also impressed by the high quality of the material. The mesh, the cover and structure of the stroller are rock solid. My one tiny concern are the wheels which roll very nicely but they're plastic so I'm not sure what happens should they get knocked up or go square. Do I buy replacements from Pet Gear. I ride bikes so I'd be more comfortable with wheels that came with tubes that can be inflated, patched or replaced.

I'm on the short side and the stroller is the perfect height for me. I can see where the handle may be a bit too short for taller people. Overall the stroller rolls very well and easily. The front wheel when it's unlocked, allows for great maneuverability. This comes in handy for tight spaces like my apartment. When the front wheel is locked, you can walk at a much brisker pace. Having said that, even unlocked, I can walk at a pretty good clip.

Lastly, I didn't have to do much coaxing to get my cats into the stroller. They were in it the minute I set it up. I left it out for a day before our first stroll and they just hung out in it. They still like to use it for sleeping and relaxation. I'm not quite sure if they really LIKE it. The stroll causes a lot of excitement but right now, the cats don't rush into the stroller either when I'm ready to go. Maybe it's a matter of time for them to associate going out with getting into the stroller.