Cat Prams & Cat Strollers

Take your cat out more easily with the PaWz range of cat prams and cat strollers. The collection includes foldable pet strollers, 3-wheel and 4-wheel designs, plus selected convertible models for everyday walks, shopping trips and other outings.

Because stroller size, weight capacity and features vary by model, compare the individual product specifications before choosing.

How to Choose a Cat Stroller

The right stroller depends on your cat, how you plan to use it and how much storage space you have at home or in the car.

Before ordering, compare:

• carrier dimensions
• maximum stated weight capacity
• wheel configuration
• folding mechanism
• ventilation panels
• braking system
• storage space
• detachable or convertible carrier functions
• product weight and folded dimensions.

Cat Pram Size and Weight Capacity

Do not choose a stroller by the words “Small”, “Large” or “XL” alone.

Measure your cat while sitting and lying naturally, then compare those measurements with the usable carrier area on the individual product page.

Also check the stroller's stated maximum weight capacity.

If you plan to carry more than one cat, confirm that the selected stroller has enough internal room and sufficient stated capacity for the combined weight.

3-Wheel vs 4-Wheel Cat Strollers

3-Wheel Cat Strollers

Three-wheel designs can be easy to steer and may suit shoppers who prefer a more compact wheel layout.

Check the individual model for:

• front-wheel design,
• suspension,
• brake position,
• folded dimensions.

4-Wheel Cat Strollers

Four-wheel models provide another common layout and may suit everyday footpaths, shopping trips and general outings.

Some current PaWz models include 360° rotating wheels, suspension or rear brakes, but specifications vary between products.

Foldable Cat Prams

A foldable stroller can be useful if you need to store it in:

• a cupboard,
• garage,
• car boot,
• apartment storage area.

Check the folded dimensions before ordering, as stroller sizes differ considerably.

Convertible and Detachable Cat Strollers

Some PaWz pet strollers offer additional functions beyond the basic pram setup.

For example, selected models may have:

• detachable carriers,
• car-seat functions,
• portable carrier modes,
• removable baskets.

One current 3-in-1 PaWz pet stroller converts between stroller, car seat and portable carrier and has a stated capacity up to 20kg.

Always check the individual product page because not every stroller includes these functions.

Cat Stroller or Cat Carrier?

A cat stroller and a handheld pet carrier solve different travel needs.

A stroller uses wheels and a push handle, which can make longer walks or outings easier.

A pet carrier is usually better suited to carrying your cat by hand, shoulder strap or another supported carrying method.

If you need both functions, look for a stroller with a detachable or convertible carrier.

What to Check Before Your First Outing

Before placing your cat in a stroller:

1. Assemble the stroller according to its instructions.
2. Check that the carrier is securely attached.
3. Engage the brakes while your cat enters or leaves.
4. Make sure zips, mesh panels and any safety tether are correctly positioned.
5. Allow your cat time to become familiar with the stroller before a longer outing.
6. Start with a short trip and monitor how your cat responds.

Do not exceed the stated product capacity.

Shop Cat Prams in Australia

PaWz stocks a range of cat and pet strollers with different wheel layouts, carrier sizes and folding systems.

Compare the current products above and check each listing for:

• dimensions,
• capacity,
• materials,
• brakes,
• suspension,
• folding mechanism,
• current availability.

For the wider range of dog-and-cat models, see our Dog Prams & Pet Strollers collection. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a cat pram and a cat stroller?

The terms are generally used for the same type of wheeled pet transport product. Australian shoppers commonly use both “cat pram” and “cat stroller”.

What size cat stroller should I buy?

Measure your cat and compare the measurements with the carrier dimensions on the product page. Also check the stated weight capacity.

Can I put two cats in one stroller?

Only if the stroller's usable space and stated capacity suit the combined size and weight of both cats. Do not assume every stroller is designed for multiple cats.

Are cat strollers foldable?

Many are, but not every model folds in the same way or to the same size. Check the product's folded dimensions and folding instructions.

What is better: three wheels or four wheels?

Neither design is automatically better for every owner. Compare steering, suspension, brake design, stroller size and your usual walking environment.

Can a cat stroller also be used as a carrier?

Some models have detachable or convertible carrier functions, while others are stroller-only designs. Check the individual product specifications.

Are cat strollers suitable for dogs too?

Several PaWz models are designed for both cats and dogs, but suitability depends on the individual product's carrier dimensions and weight capacity.