Using this bag for my dogs treat, wipes, and water bottle when we go outside. It’s sturdy and looks really nice. I like the different compartments, makes everything organized

nice bag fits my cat stroller perfectly... same material as stroller matches well... holds a good amount of things... nice place to put snacks or a small lunch for our walk...

This is a great little bag for stroller. Looks nice. Comfortable. Light weight. Can take anywhere.

This bag is super cool. It has enough space to fit whatever I need to put in here, and it's made out of very good material

I have an older dog that always wants to go on walks but due to health issues can no longer walk as far as it could when it was younger. My problem is that I try to just take shorter walks but I never know at what point it will be too much, it's different every time. When they can no longer walk I have to pick them up and carry them home but that's getting to be too much for me so this stroller has been a great help. I start out just pushing it empty and walking the dog as I normally would. But now when they have had enough walking I can put them in the stroller and head home with no hassle. The basket style design has plenty of room for my dog which is on the small end of medium size at about 17 pounds. The enclosure keeps them secure and I don't have to worry about them jumping or falling out. The stroller pushes well and I have no issues with folding and unfolding it although for me personally it is a bit on the heavy side for loading and unloading.

I love this mom bag because it gas separate portion for diapers, bottles and snacks. It has enough space for more things like baby clothes and shoes. It is also lightweight and waterproof material.

Got this to take my cats out and about. The wheel make it easy to take pretty much anywhere(over grass and rocks). Like the ability to take the carrier out so can leave the base out on pirch and carry them in. Easy to assemble.

Okay, so this looks a LOT like a baby stroller! But it's definitely for pets. I honestly had such mixed feelings on this but that is mostly because I am imagining walking down the streets and getting asked about my baby! I wasn't sure if I was going to keep it. But then I put Luna (my 10-year old Ragdoll) in it and I knew I am never going back to that ratty pet carrier again - strange looks on the street be damned!First, this thing is solid as a rock. I would feel comfortable putting a baby in this - heck, I would feel comfortable putting a toddler in this! It is so strong and sturdy and well built it seems like overkill for my cat, but then I realize it's meant for cats AND dogs, and dogs can get pretty heavy. This will definitely hold a medium sized dog comfortably.There are so many little thoughtful components to this that make using it a breeze!- The wheels are large and so smooth and they glide like a dream, and because they swivel 360 degrees you can hairpin turn on a dime.- Your 20lb cat will suddenly weigh nothing! There is zero resistance pushing this around.- The detachable bassinet-style carrier is large and the sturdiest cat carrier I have ever used, bare none.- The screen is rip-proof even with her long claws, and there are two little window screens near the base - in addition to the large front window - so she can look out while she's riding. All the window screens unzip as well, so multiple ways to get in and out.- There are two attachment points inside the carrier to secure your pet.- There is plenty of storage for pet food and or whatever you're carrying on the bottom shelf.- They give you a cute carrying bag that attaches to the stroller, for pet supplies and the like.- They even give you a cup holder to attach to the side.- The whole thing folds up for storage, and if you want to lock it in place there is a foot press for that as well.I could probably go on. I can't get over how well thought out and build this is! BUT, there are a few issues as well:- It's pretty bulky, even when folded up. Living in a NYC apartment where space is a commodity, this is an issue. Living in a house or more rural area, it should be fine. It's easy enough to leave it just set up as is.- Setting it up is a bit of a pain, but the instructions are decent and if you follow them exactly it will make life a little easier. I discovered that I was trying to put the carrier on in the wrong direction and it wasn't fitting (there is a front, where the screen faces, and a back). I put them together out of order so I didn't realize this until I sat with the instructions for a bit.Then there is the idea of walking down the street with a stroller carrying a cat. I don't know, maybe it's just me, but it felt pretty weird at first. BUT I will tell you - people LOVE it! If you're a people person, this is definitely a conversation starter. If you're shy or self-conscious, maybe this isn't for you - people WILL notice you. So just know that you're going to be pretty unique walking around with this. If you're comfortable with that, go for it! You couldn't have picked a better carrier for your pet!