CAT PRAMS, JOGGERS & CARRIERS FOR CATS IN AUSTRALIA
Most cat owners may be aware how fidgety their pet cats can be when it comes to activities like a stroll together outdoors. While some may opt for harnesses and leashes as a means of securing their pet cat on walks and strolls outdoors, we stock novel options that are sure to intrigue most cat owners. Consider our range of cat prams by leading manufacturers like Ibiyaya.
At Modern Pets, we stock a variety of cat prams and cat strollers that can help you keep your pet cat safe and secure while you both enjoy some time together outdoors. Even if you are just taking your cat to a friend’s for a playdate with their pet, these cat prams and cat strollers offer a perfectly leisurely way for you to transport your pet cat to and fro. With one of these, there’ll be no need to worry about whether your cat is secure enough in its carriage.
FAQs
A cat pram (also called a cat stroller) is a wheeled carrier designed to transport your cat comfortably and securely during walks, outings, vet visits, or travel, allowing them to enjoy fresh air and new scenery safely.
Cat prams are ideal for longer outings and for cats that don’t enjoy harness training. They offer more space and a smoother ride than most carriers while keeping your cat safely contained.
Many cats enjoy the calm motion and the opportunity to experience the outdoors from a secure space, but every cat is different. Starting with short, relaxed walks can help build confidence.
Look for secure closures, good ventilation, a shaded canopy for sun protection, smooth-rolling wheels, and practical storage for everyday essentials.
Cat prams are especially helpful for indoor cats, senior cats, and cats with limited mobility. Anxious cats may need a slower introduction and shorter outings at first.
Some prams can accommodate two small cats or a cat and a small dog, provided the total weight stays within the pram’s recommended limit.
Leave the pram open at home with familiar bedding or toys inside so your cat can explore it at their own pace. Gradually take short walks before longer trips so they associate the pram with positive experiences.
