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This dog trolley is a dog backpack with wheels. Pull it by the handle, or wear it on your back.
For small dogs up to 10 kg, 43 x 28 x 53 cm. Handy on the train, the bus and to the vet. Not for an aircraft cabin: it is too big.
You see the wheels, the front door with buckle, the mat and the shoulder straps.
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I see this mainly as a trolley. On wheels to the station or the vet it works well. The shoulder straps are handy for stairs or a sandy path, but I would not carry it on my back for long.
What I liked less: the top sags a little, you can see it in the photos. With a dog of around 10 kg that takes some room above its head. Not sure? Feel free to send me a WhatsApp message.
Artem and MikiFounder of Zoospot and his catYour dog can weigh up to 10 kg. Together with the trolley that is 12 kg. On wheels you hardly notice it, on your back you do.


43 cm wide, 28 cm deep, 53 cm high. Your dog can stand or lie down inside.
It is too big for the plane. See our pet carriers for air travel.

Grab a tape measure and measure your dog while standing calmly.

Add a few centimetres so your dog can turn around.
| Dimensions | 43 x 28 x 53 cm |
| For | Small dogs and cats up to 10 kg |
| Trolley weight | 2 kg |
| Use | Train, bus, vet, city. Not for an aircraft cabin |
| Carrying | Wheels with handle or on your back |
| Material | Polyester with mesh |
| Opening | Front door with zips and clip buckle |
| Inside | Removable mat, safety leash |
| Pockets | Side pockets |
| Manufacturer | Zoospot |

Leave the trolley open for a few days in the room, with a familiar blanket and a treat now and then.
Then close the door briefly and roll it around the house. This way your dog gets used to the sound of the wheels.

A guideline based on 10 kg. Weigh and measure your own dog.
Step by step: how to fit the wheel base and the wire ring, and how to use the door, the handle and the safety leash.

Fitting the wheel base and wire ring

Door, handle, leash and car seat belt
On a long walking path on your back, on the pier or at the station on wheels.


Pulling, carrying and opening the front door